YAHOO! MALAYSIA LAUNCHES SPECIAL DIGITAL RAMADAN EXPERIENCE

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KUALA LUMPUR, July 18 (Bernama) -- With Ramadan just around the corner,

Muslim Internet users in Malaysia now have a new website to experience the

Ramadan atmosphere.

Today, Yahoo! Malaysia launched Ramadan Mubarak, a one-stop custom branded

experience designed to deliver all relevant information Malaysian Muslims

will need during the holy month.

Its sales director, Jon-Tjin Kee said the website would provide spiritual

and social messages.

Kee said 70 per cent of Malaysia''s Internet population used Yahoo! Malaysia

every month which equalled to about 8.2 million users.

Yahoo! Malaysia''s country editor Marc Lourdes said the content was developed

in a holistic way, balancing the Muslim community''s interest in conforming to

Islamic values and responding to the users'' lifestyle content.

The website which will be in Bahasa Malaysia, can be accessed at

http://my.news.yahoo.com/ramadan_mubarak/. Yahoo! Malaysia has taken its Ramadan

offering to tablets and mobile devices, enabling access to the contents

anytime, anywhere.

The features on the website include recipes, spiritual articles, Ramadan

bazaar reviews and photos that users can upload and share to be part of the

online community during the festive month.

-- BERNAMA

SNA HS MO

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