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Front Row 2 years ago
Sofitel marks 60th glittering year with diamonds
Sofitel celebrated its diamond jubilee on June 26, as it marked its 60th anniversary of being in business. On the Island of the Gods, Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort marked the momentous occasion with an intimate and elegant celebration at the resort’s Jewel Box chapel.
Jakarta 2 years ago
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Gridlock, crowded public transportation mark Jakarta’s anniversary celebrations
Jakarta’s 497th anniversary on Saturday was marked by congestion on numerous thoroughfares, heavily crowded public transportation and persisting pollution as people across the city went out to join in the festivities.
Front Row 2 years ago
Conrad Bali checks off 20th anniversary milestone with 20 Inspiring & Purposeful Moments
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, award-winning resort Conrad Bali is commemorating the important milestone with a spectacular array of 20 curated moments, epitomizing two decades of inspired and impactful hospitality.
Editorial 2 years ago
Human-centered journalism
While the internet, and later social media, have created seismic changes in the media industry by disrupting how news and content are distributed and monetized, if we are to believe proponents of AI, the change that is coming will be even more fundamental.
Society 2 years ago
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Marking 41 years in print, ‘The Jakarta Post’ enjoys readers’ lasting trust
Forty-one years in print is a rare milestone that only a few national newspapers have crossed, particularly with the rise of social media, which has brought sensationalism to the fore and blurred the line between fact and fiction.
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