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1. twitter.com › fmtodayfmtoday (@fmtoday) | Twitter - Twitter. It’s what’s happening /...

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   Free Malaysia Today (@fmtoday) is a leading online news portal that covers the latest and most relevant issues in Malaysia and beyond. Follow @fmtoday to get breaking news, insightful analysis, and engaging opinions from a diverse team of journalists and commentators. Join the conversation and stay informed with @fmtoday.

2. twitter.com › MsiaChronicleTwitter. It’s what’s happening / Twitter

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   Stay updated with the latest tweets from @MsiaChronicle.

3. twitter.com › malaysiakiniMalaysiakini (@Malaysiakini) | X

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   The latest posts from @malaysiakini

4. twitter.com › my_malaysia@my_malaysia | X

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   The latest posts from @my_malaysia

5. en.syok.my › viral › here-s-how-malaysians-spent-time-onHere’s How Malaysians Spent Time On Twitter In 2020 | SYOK

   en.syok.my › viral › here-s-how-malaysians-spent-time-on

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   Dec 9, 2020 · The challenging circumstances of 2020 has highlighted Twitter’s role in driving real-time conversations and facilitating the interactions that matter as Malaysians bonded over heartwarming and key moments of the year,” said Arvinder Gujral, Managing Director, Southeast Asia, at Twitter.

6. www.politweet.org › 2021/10/06 › the-most-popular-twitterThe Most Popular Twitter Users in Malaysia’s Twitterverse (2021)

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   Oct 6, 2021 · Find out the top 50 most followed Twitter users in Malaysia based on their reach and audience affinity. See the network diagram of the relationships between the users and download the full report and data.

7. www.techinasia.com › heres-data-malaysias-twitter-populationHere’s data on Malaysia’s Twitter landscape (Infographic)

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   Mar 28, 2014 · Malay, which is spoken in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and a few other countries, is actually the fourth-most popular language on Twitter, accounting for 8 percent of all Tweets.