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Safeguarding nations beyond: Indonesia’s naval transition to blue-water reach

Academia 1 month ago

Safeguarding nations beyond: Indonesia’s naval transition to blue-water reach

Indonesia's newly announced dynamic resilience doctrine necessitates wider naval reach, but without rigorous planning and fiscal discipline, its blue-water ambitions will remain merely symbolic.

Meta knew it used pirated books to train AI, authors say

Science & Tech 1 year ago

Meta knew it used pirated books to train AI, authors say

Ta-Nehisi Coates, comedian Sarah Silverman and other authors suing Meta for copyright infringement made the accusations in filings made public on Wednesday in California federal court. They said internal documents produced by Meta during the discovery process showed the company knew the works were pirated.

As shipping supply chains are interrupted by wars, how is Southeast Asia faring?

Academia 1 year ago

As shipping supply chains are interrupted by wars, how is Southeast Asia faring?

While imperfections in the data prevent definitive conclusions, indications point toward a recent uptick in the volume of pirate attacks and armed robberies.

Encouraging intellectual property education in Indonesia

Academia 2 years ago

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Encouraging intellectual property education in Indonesia

An educational strategy is needed to cultivate a younger generation that respects intellectual property, which is often overlooked in this digital age when sharing others' works without either permission or attribution has become ubiquitous.

A hard game to play

Editorial 2 years ago

A hard game to play

Many local developers struggle to find the necessary funding with many still relying on their own pockets or angel investors.

Do we need musicians in the House of Representatives?

Perspectives 2 years ago

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Do we need musicians in the House of Representatives?

Reflecting on the past, unfortunately, rather than contributing to the world of Indonesian music, the musicians-cum-politicians have caused problems.

Why protection of genetic resources and traditional knowledge matters

Academia 2 years ago

Why protection of genetic resources and traditional knowledge matters

Developing countries predominantly advocate for a state sovereignty approach, asserting their rights over GR, emphasizing the need for disclosure requirements, guarding against biopiracy and promoting free, prior and informed consent.

Driving down piracy through strong teamwork

Academia 2 years ago

Driving down piracy through strong teamwork

Cooperation between broadcasters and local authorities vital to protecting intellectual property and keeping fans safe from fraud.

The pirates of the Strait

Editorial 2 years ago

The pirates of the Strait

The littoral states responsible for security in the major commercial sea-lane must step up their game against the rising tide of maritime piracy.

Money streaming in

Editorial 3 years ago

Money streaming in

In Indonesia, main attractions that service providers continue to rely on are still revolving around sports, feature films, short films, series and Korean drama.

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