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Photo journalists hook up their laptops to send digital pictures to their editors using a free Internet connection provided by PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia at a food stall near the Hotel Indonesia traffic circle in Central Jakarta
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Photo journalists hook up their laptops to send digital pictures to their editors using a free Internet connection provided by PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia at a food stall near the Hotel Indonesia traffic circle in Central Jakarta. The company is working with the city to install free Internet connections at 200 public spaces, part of the Jakarta Cyber City program. National Monument (Monas) Park in the city’s center already boasts free Wi-Fi set up by the same company. (JP/Arief Suhardiman)
