The appointment of Hisyamuddin Ghazali as the Director-General of J-Kom represents a long-overdue shift from a defensive, reactive posture to an offensive, forward-thinking strategy. For too long, the government has allowed misinformation to metastasize, mistakenly equating silence with statesmanship. In today's digital climate, silence is not merely passive; it is a tactical error that is inevitably perceived by the public as an admission of guilt or institutional weakness. 1. Embracing the Offensive: A Corporate Communication Imperative From a corporate communications perspective, J-Kom’s shift toward a proactive mandate is not an act of aggression—it is an act of governance and stewardship. Controlling the Narrative : The government can no longer afford to let its agenda be defined by bad-faith actors. A "LawantetapLawan" stance requires the government to occupy the information space rather than ceding it to those who trade in 3R (Race, Religion, Royalty) sentiments ...
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