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Editorial 5 years ago
Good journalism matters
With the COVID-19-induced recession and the changing media landscape, thanks to the arrival of news aggregator sites and social media platforms, it is not always easy for us to continue doing good journalism. Yet it is difficult to imagine Indonesia without The Jakarta Post.
Opinion 5 years ago
The 'new economy': 20 years after the dotcom crash
In Indonesia, Astaga!com — the symbol of the go-go dotcom pioneer — and its successor Mweb Indonesia faced a very tough and rough reality. In retrospect, the failure of Astaga!com and similar companies at that time in Indonesia is understandable.
World 5 years ago
For-profit media model has collapsed, expert says
Now, the for-profit model has collapsed, and newspapers have not been able to craft a digital response. Even in the smallest markets, Facebook and Google siphon three quarters of the digital revenue. That leaves all other legacy media fighting for the digital scraps. They're not enough to build strong journalism.
World 5 years ago
Twenty years on, Japan government's digital ambitions still stuck in piles of paper
Two decades after Japan rolled out an ambitious plan to go digital, the COVID-19 crisis has exposed the government's deeply rooted technological shortcomings as ministries remain stuck in a paper-driven culture that experts say is hurting productivity.
