Most Viewed, Emailed and Printed Stories by Year

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Title

Viewed

Emailed

Printed

1.

HONG KONG: Ad for HK porn actors gets brief airing at job fair

 33396

 

 1787

2.

MALAYSIA: Media reports on Noritta's sex life upset Malaysians

 25711

 

 3154

3.

KOREA: Kim's execution video banned

 23710

 

 2313

4.

Is HERO a Paean to Authoritarianism?

 21128

 1

 2186

5.

JAPAN: Ministry to broaden spectrum user fees

 19644

 

 1729

6.

New Research on the Nanjing Incident

 19277

 3

 3047

7.

INDIA: Court raps media for video photos of actress kissing

 19203

 

 2403

8.

Making Sense of China's New Media Environment

 18135

 

 3612

9.

MALAYSIA: Tycoons' firms battle for lucrative pay-TV market

 16966

 1

 2065

10.

US: Now, watch desi TV in America

 16454

 

 1333

11.

TAIWAN: FTV kicks off new English-language news program

 14442

 

 2240

12.

INDIA: Tata stars in Murdoch's DTH

 14115

 10

 2459

13.

SRI LANKA: Death toll nears 25,000 but relief efforts hampered by destroyed roads and looters

 14096

 

 2364

14.

SINGAPORE: 'Substantial change' to Channel U's offerings next year

 13978

 

 3285

15.

INDIA: Is it OK if India says yes to pornography?

 13939

 

 2050

16.

SINGAPORE: SPH Chinese newspaper stalwart retires

 13922

 

 3297

17.

CHINA: Mobile game service released with blockbuster movie

 13888

 

 1395

18.

BANGLADESH: Citibank-Prothom Alo joint campaign for Biswa Sahitya Kendra programme

 13858

 2

 2533

19.

SINGAPORE: TV news presenter Cheryl Fox cleared of drug taking

 13154

 

 1214

20.

SINGAPORE: Celebrity couples get separated

 13147

 

 2908

21.

INDIA: High Court seeks reply on 'adult' TV shows

 12989

 

 1000

22.

MALAYSIA: Blogger rapped for posting insult to Islam

 12668

 

 2041

23.

TAIWAN: Pan-blue poster likens Chen to bin Laden, Saddam

 12505

 

 1935

24.

MALAYSIA: Stop exploiting sex for news, media told

 12427

 

 2033

25.

Changing the Subject: The "Invisible" Control Mechanism in Chinese Media

 12185

 

 1534

26.

MALAYSIA: SMS warnings not to use Penang Bridge

 11834

 

 2167

27.

MALAYSIA: Chinese press 'can fight anti-Islam bias'

 11802

 

 1748

28.

US: Video too gruesome for many news networks

 11766

 

 1686

29.

MALAYSIA: Religion a hot topic for papers

 11712

 

 1602

30.

SINGAPORE: New film makes fun of Singapore censors

 11645

 

 1315

31.

US: American TV pushes nudity off the schedule

 11532

 

 1537

32.

TAIWAN: Replica guns, bayonets give military a real headache

 11405

 

 1516

33.

KOREA: Roh slammed for website's soft-porn parody

 11333

 

 917

34.

MALAYSIA: Sharifah Aini sues reporter for defamation

 11221

 

 1544

35.

TAIWAN: Newspaper cuts sexual content

 11142

 

 1807

36.

KOREA: Herald to manage English village

 10998

 

 1673

37.

BANGLADESH: Daily Star, Prothom Alo editors get bail

 10994

 

 1013

38.

JAPAN: NHK, TV broadcasters to block digital copying

 10849

 

 1857

39.

MIDDLE EAST: Aljazeera TV takes pride in impartial reporting

 10787

 

 1666

40.

TAIWAN: Hu sued over 'repulsive' bin Laden advertisement

 10757

 

 1924

41.

IRAQ: Online support grows for Iraq's 'prince of cutthroats'

 10647

 

 1241

42.

WORLD: Beheading a tool for propaganda

 10644

 

 1847

43.

IRAQ: Iraqi clerics laud Japan's role in reconstruction

 10597

 

 1137

44.

INDONESIA: Government opens Aceh to foreign journalists, aid workers

 10566

 

 1704

45.

Taking Soundings throughout the Asia-Pacific: The Retiring Commander Offers Parting Views

 10454

 

 1926

46.

MALAYSIA: All steamed up over Malaysia Voyeur TV

 10394

 

 1187

47.

PAKISTAN: Media's role in social change discussed

 10393

 

 932

48.

BANGLADESH: No more pvt TV, radio channels before passage of new law

 10346

 

 1243

49.

China's Islamic Awakening

 10312

 4

 1214

50.

TAIWAN: Jason Hu let 'terror' poster stay in circulation

 10307

 

 1563

51.

The Upsetting but Powerful Logic Behind an Outbreak of War Over Taiwan

 10234

 

 2343

52.

Chen Shui-bian After the Election: Lame Duck or Phoenix?

 10199

 

 1551

53.

TAIWAN: President Chen Shui-bian and Vice President Annette Hsiu-lien Lu Shot While Campaigning

 10129

 

 1609

54.

CANADA: Vancouver's Chinese making news headlines

 10034

 

 1330

55.

WORLD: UN hosts debate on how to govern the 'digital divide'

 9966

 

 1516

56.

TAIWAN: Premier concerned over TVBS plan to broadcast exit polls

 9919

 

 1609

57.

FRANCE: Paris Metro bans ad that features panty-sniffing man

 9864

 

 1283

58.

PAPUA: Journalist Mark Worth's sudden death shocks

 9821

 

 1510

59.

Thailand's Troubled Border: Islamic Insurgency or Criminal Playground?

 9778

 

 1066

60.

AFGHANISTAN: Woman's TV appearance divides Afghans

 9725

 1

 1151

61.

KOREA: Korean Internet population reaches 30 mil.

 9694

 

 1595

62.

Taiwan's Democratic Taunts

 9598

 

 1729

63.

WORLD: In time of disaster, bloggers make their mark

 9592

 

 1712

64.

KOREA: Seoul's English-language magazines struggle to survive

 9515

 

 1724

65.

In response to our critics

 9448

 

 2348

66.

TAIWAN: Talk show hosts help make or break campaign

 9416

 

 1476

67.

HAITI: Private radio stations in Haiti warily reopening

 9344

 

 1740

68.

Image and Reality in Iraq: The Asian Stake and the Negroponte Mistake

 9228

 

 1670

69.

US: TV-style ads go on the Web

 9187

 

 1690

70.

WORLD: Newspapers 'still the ad medium of choice'

 8946

 

 1374

71.

CHINA: China to fund digital TV rollout

 8882

 

 1443

72.

Central Election Commission Report on the Presidential Election

 8859

 

 1453

73.

CHINA: Beijing struggles to make a polyglot nation conform

 8832

 

 1656

74.

TAIWAN: Chen declared winner despite protests

 8831

 

 1564

75.

TAIWAN: Cable TV station to hold first exit poll

 8788

 

 1383

76.

A Crisis in Democracy?

 8786

 

 1948

77.

BANGLADESH: More private television channels to go on air

 8651

 

 1299

78.

IRAQ: Minister Mahat appeals on al-Arabia TV for the release Nepali hostages in Iraq

 8625

 

 985

79.

REGION: RSF names Tongan king as 'press predator'

 8566

 

 1237

80.

New World-Order Paradigm: The Best of the West Agrees It’s Moving East

 8549

 

 1243

81.

BANGLADESH: Bangladesh finally logs on to submarine cable

 8503

 

 986

82.

NEPAL: Maoists ban news reporting in Rukkum

 8356

 

 1582

83.

SAUDI ARABIA: Saudi clerics forbid Muslims to watch US Arabic channel

 8355

 

 1287

84.

TAIWAN: KMT pulls out Hitler ad attacking Chen

 8276

 

 1532

85.

INDONESIA: TV station faces police probe

 8271

 

 1453

86.

White House Statement on Taiwan Election

 8244

 

 1617

87.

Taiwan and China, At It Again

 8232

 

 1540

88.

Taiwan crisis dashes appeal of democracy in China

 8212

 

 1503

89.

China Condemns US Congratulation of Chen Shui-bian

 8132

 

 1579

90.

Hong Kong Watches the Taiwan Election -- As the Future of China Takes Shape

 8124

 

 1426

91.

WORLD: Website postings give away terror activities

 8097

 

 1138

92.

TAIWAN: KMT's Hu denies leaning toward pan-green camp

 7929

 

 1275

93.

TAIWAN: Media watchdogs blast bad TV election coverage

 7842

 

 1376

94.

TAIWAN: Journalist came up with ground-kissing idea: PFP

 7649

 

 1303

95.

TAIWAN: Lien denies rumors of wife-beating

 7587

 

 1298

96.

TAIWAN: We're fine, say Chen and Lu in TV broadcasts

 7545

 

 1464

97.

TAIWAN: DPP legislator sues Lien for libel after appearance in ad

 7524

 

 1408

98.

Beijing Seeks Washington's Help in Taiwan Election

 7364

 

 1213

99.

INDIA: Press Club donates Rs 25,000 to relief fund

 6985

 1

 1772

100.

The Near-Saintly Restraint of America's Muslims

 6888

 1

 1963