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View all search resultsSeveral days after a Tempo journalist was sent an anonymous package containing a pig’s head, the outlet’s office in Jakarta received another box containing the carcasses of decapitated rats in what was seen as another attempt to intimidate the publication and its journalists.
To mark the publication's centenary milestone, four commemorative issues are being released, while its namesake city will host seven exhibitions ahead of a Netflix documentary on the title known for its artistic cover creations.
With demand for print media collapsing in the face of digitalization, we take a closer look at the lives of some of the people in Bandung’s once-largest print market and distribution center.
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