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Politics 7 years ago
KPI limits TV campaign ads as media moguls weigh in
An agreement between the state broadcasting watchdog and elections organizers has stipulated that each candidate is only allowed a total of 10 TV spots, each with a maximum duration of 30 seconds for every TV station every day. Candidates are also advised not to publish advertorials.
Politics 7 years ago
West Java candidate demands airtime for his soap opera before election
West Java gubernatorial candidate Deddy Mizwar said he hoped a soap opera entitled Cuma di Sini (Only Here), which he plays in, could be broadcast during Ramadhan, which coincides with the gubernatorial election campaign period.
National 8 years ago
KPI warns four TV stations for broadcasting party advertisement
The Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) has sent warning letters to four Indonesia television stations – RCTI, Global TV, MNC TV and iNews TV – ordering them to stop airing a United Indonesia Party (Perindo) advertisement.
National 8 years ago
Only 50% of television stations air national anthem routinely: KPI
The Central Java chapter of the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPID) reports that half of the 16 television stations monitored in the country do not air the national anthem routinely when opening and closing their broadcasts.
National 9 years ago
Indonesian TV stations 'lacking balance, independence'
The Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) has called on television stations to improve their news programs by providing more balanced and independent content as its newest study finds that quality of news broadcast by stations in the country are still below its standard.
Opinion 9 years ago
Govt renews TV permits, but problems persist
There were audible sighs of relief in the newsroom followed by a congratulatory mood across WhatsApp groups when just a few hours before midnight on Friday the 14th of October, the Communications and Information Ministry renewed the broadcasting permits of 10 TV stations, assuring the next decade of the industry’s existence in Indonesia.
