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Editorial 5 years ago
TV industry needs to change
If the principle of “equality before the law” is implemented, the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) will be busy monitoring all pieces of content, not in their thousands but in their millions, and enforcing the law against offenders. Logically, many, except the TV industry, will be able to meet the KPI standards.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Indonesian broadcasters: Have they given up?
The Indonesian public at large is currently witnessing depressing news concerning NET television — a TV channel known for its great quality and creativity. Rumor has it that it might lay off hundreds of employees because of operational reasons. This is actually only the tip of the iceberg concerning the Indonesian broadcast industry that requires massive reforms.
