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Academia 2 months ago
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Anarchy in royalty: Demystifying performing Rights
While global platforms seamlessly track millions of digital streams, Indonesia's music royalty system remains painfully manual, opaque and overly centralized. To understand why this structural gridlock persists, we must first demystify how music copyright actually works.
Companies 3 months ago
Pegadaian's first overseas venture in Timor-Leste off to strong start
The company reported that, within two months of opening its first international branch in the Timor-Leste capital of Dili on March 30, it had processed more than 600 transactions, generating total financing disbursements of US$ 329,882.
Academia 4 months ago
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Unmasking the Kartini 'fairy tale' and the cost of performance
We were taught that Kartini’s brilliance was a gift, but we rarely talk about the patriarchal strings attached to her platform. It’s time to stop performing in a show we never auditioned for and start building a self that doesn't require external permission to exist.
Academia 5 months ago
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Feudalism, meritocracy and why innovation becomes performative
Indonesia has mastered the aesthetics of innovation through endless incubators and certificates, yet true ventures are consistently traded for the safety of status and hierarchy. Until the culture stops rewarding symbolic participation and starts embracing the risk of public failure, entrepreneurship will remain performative rather than practiced.
Academia 6 months ago
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BPOM’s global recognition: From trust to responsibility
By securing the WHO’s elite global benchmark, Indonesia has transformed regulatory trust from a technical achievement into a strategic asset, proving that middle-income nations can lead the world in global health security.
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