Miguel Santos Cruz

Malaysia's B2B Software Moment Has Finally Arrived

Big money is landing in Malaysian tech — but not where most people expected. The real story isn't fintech or consumer apps; it's the quiet, profitable rise of B2B software built right here.

Malaysia's Entertainment Boom Has a Monetisation Problem

The Asia-Pacific screen economy is barreling toward $200 billion — and Malaysia is generating serious creative energy to fuel it. The harder question is whether that energy is converting into sustainable revenue.

Malaysia Is Becoming a Real Software Nation — Here's the Proof

Big money is moving into Malaysia's tech sector — and this time, it's not just hardware and semiconductors. Homegrown software is finally stepping into the spotlight.

Malaysia's Entertainment Week: TikTok, Fox-Roku, and the Creators Cashing In

Big moves, bigger money — and a Malaysian food creator who just rewrote the rules of livestream commerce while global giants reshuffle the streaming deck.

Malaysia's Entertainment Industry Is Reshaping Itself — From the Inside Out

Big money, bold creators, and a few uncomfortable IP conversations — Malaysia's entertainment industry isn't waiting for anyone to catch up.

Malaysia's Tech Moment Is Real — But Who Gets to Build It?

Big money is moving into Malaysia's tech sector from multiple directions at once — but the real question isn't who's investing. It's who actually gets to shape what comes next.

Malaysia's Entertainment Gold Rush: Who's Really Winning?

Korean actors filming in Sarawak, C-Dramas overtaking local primetime habits, and AirAsia tangled in an IP dispute — Malaysian entertainment isn't just growing, it's getting complicated fast.

Malaysia Entertainment 2025: The Local Content Paradox

Malaysian content is having its biggest cultural moment in years — BoBoiBoy is topping Netflix charts across three countries, Chelot is earning global recognition, and live entertainment is booming. But based on Verbrol's analysis of 30+ signals, the revenue and IP control aren't staying local. Here's the paradox nobody in KL's media circles wants to say out loud.