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KS Media lancar audio siar dihoskan bekas penyampai BFM Wong Shou Ning

KS Media has announced the launch of its new audio show, Common Sens, co-hosted by ex-BFM Breakfast Grille presenter Wong Shou Ning. The audio show will begin airing on September 22, featuring discussions with various leaders, pioneers, entrepreneurs, and industry figures on current issues affecting Malaysia and the region. According to KS Media, the program will cover a wide range of topics including business, economics, education, industry, society, major developments, their importance, influential parties, and future implications.

The company states that Common Sens is part of their original content strategy, aiming to provide an alternative platform for discussion outside of traditional news formats. KS Media is also seeking partnerships with commercial entities to connect with their commercial network through commercial@ksmedia.my. KS Media, established from the success of the 'Exit Quick' audio show, is now controlling eight brands and media programs covering politics, current affairs, talk shows, lifestyle, technology, history, and social issues.

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