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MULTIMEDIA SUPER CORRIDOR

The Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) is a government designated zone, designed to leapfrog Malaysia into the information and knowledge age. Originally, it includes an area of approximately 15km by 50km squared, which stretches from the Petronas Twin Towers to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, and also includes the town of Putrajaya and Cyberjaya. It has since been expanded to include the entire Klang Valley.
This corridor houses core MSC initiatives (also called Flagship Applications), which include high-technology projects such as e-Government, Telemedicine, Smart School, Multipurpose Smart Card System, Research and Development Cluster, e-Business and Technopreneur Development.
By the year 2020, the MSC will be extended to the whole country, transforming Malaysia to a knowledge-based economy and society, as envisaged in Vision 2020. The Government recognises local and international companies that undertake ICT activities in the MSC by awarding them with a MSC Status. MSC-status companies enjoy a host of incentives and benefits from the Malaysian Government that is backed by the ten-point Bill of Guarantees.
Companies wishing to attain a MSC Status need to abide to several guidelines provided by the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDC).


Information and Communications Technology

Thrust One of the Ninth Malaysian Plan identifies the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector as one of the areas vital for Malaysia's economic growth. This sector has become a very important industry due to its rapid growth and its role in stimulating expansion for other industries in Malaysia.
The development of the ICT sector in Bridging the Digital Divide (BDD) will be led by the Ministry of Energy, Water and Communications, in collaboration with the Ministry of Rural and Regional Development and the Ministry of Education.

Education

Malaysia’s education sector comprises public and private schools as well as higher education institutions. Operations of all schools and institutions are governed by the Ministry of Higher Education (Malay version only), the Ministry of Education, and its agency, the Department of Private Education (Malay version only).
Thrust Two of the National Mission in the Ninth Malaysian Plan states the Government's intentions to raise the capacity for knowledge and innovation and to nurture first class education.

Entertainment

Malaysians, as audiences, are increasingly discerning and appreciative of the arts and entertainment. Due to the growing demand for quality, the entertainment sector has grown into an industry that yields lucrative returns.
This industry consists of a number of sub-industries devoted to entertainment of the masses. Major sectors in the entertainment industry include film and television; music and radio; and entertainment outlets.

Film and Television

The film and television sector covers the production of feature films or animation for public screening. For the purpose of mass distribution, different channels (e.g. cinema, television) and media (e.g. video compact disc, digital compact disc) are employed.

Music and Radio

The music industry comprises of producers, songwriters, lyricists, singers, musicians, sound engineers and relevant professionals. Individual practitioners and related associations or organisations should be aware of the legislations and procedures involved in this industry.

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