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Academia 11 months ago

PREMIUM
Will Google stay committed to Indonesia's publisher rights?

Only days after Google News Showcase was launched in Indonesia, Google abruptly terminated multi-year licensing agreements with 24 small and ethnic media outlets in Australia, two years before they were due to expire.

Americas 1 year ago

Albanese blasts targeting of journalist in LA unrest

Australian 9News reporter Lauren Tomasi was hit in the leg by a rubber bullet on Sunday while reporting on live television. Her employer said she was sore but unharmed.

Asia & Pacific 1 year ago

ERIA holds East Asia Media Caucus for coordination, knowledge sharing

The latest initiative from the international research group focused on the vital role of journalists and the media in communicating policies and issues to the public in Southeast and East Asia.

Editorial 1 year ago

Protect the press

As if the decline in press freedom in Indonesia were not already difficult enough for journalists, now they also have to deal with a more fundamental, if not existential question, on whether practicing journalism is a sustainable livelihood.

Academia 1 year ago

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KUHAP revision: Why courtroom live streams need rules

Regulating the live broadcast of ongoing trial sessions is not equivalent to restricting journalistic work.

Editorial 1 year ago

Pressing on

With subscriber numbers tanking and advertising revenue drying up, the timing could not be worse for media outlets both in Indonesia and elsewhere in the world, to deal with another more serious, if not existential, challenge.

Society 1 year ago

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Lawmakers urged to put AI policy in Broadcasting Law revision

The ongoing revision of the 2002 Broadcasting Law must regulate the use of artificial intelligence in broadcasting to ensure ethical usage of the technology and safeguard good journalism practices, media practitioners and journalist organizations have said.

Science & Tech 1 year ago

Italian newspaper prints fully-AI edition, but not to 'kill' journalism

Il Foglio, a daily broadsheet with an irreverent touch and a circulation of about 29,000, says it is the first newspaper in the world to print entire editions created through artificial intelligence, a nascent technology that is rapidly changing how newsrooms operate.