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Editorial 4 months ago
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Making sense of Indonesia
Standard practice around that period mostly revolved foreign correspondents parachuted from the major capitals of the West to report from the “exotic” East, who often wrote with an outlook which literary critic Edward Said deemed “orientalist”.
Asia & Pacific 5 months ago
Australia public broadcaster staff strike over pay for first time in 20 years
Hundreds of staff at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation began a one-day strike on Wednesday, the first walkout in 20 years, over pay and working conditions, disrupting live news coverage at the public broadcaster.
Regulations 6 months ago
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US trade push rings alarm on data sovereignty, media control
Civil society and industry groups warn that the agreement on reciprocal trade (ART) could weaken local control over Indonesian data, erode publisher rights and tilt the digital economy further toward US tech giants.
Companies 9 months ago
Netflix makes cash offer to buy Warner Bros Discovery: Report
Streaming giant Netflix has made a mostly cash offer to buy TV and film group Warner Bros Discovery as the storied yet debt-laden Hollywood studio presses on with a sale that could remake the US media landscape, a report said Monday.
Asia & Pacific 9 months ago
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Jakarta pushes for deeper D8 media collaboration ahead of chairmanship
Indonesia has called for stronger collaboration among the Developing 8 (D8) nations in the media and strategic communications in the digital ecosystem, as the developing world faces increasingly complex global challenges just months before Jakarta assumes the bloc’s leadership.
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