Posts with tag: Alternative media

Meta restricted Indonesian news outlet for acid attack coverage. Disguised repression of independent media?

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The Indonesian government has repeatedly tested the boundaries of its authority by introducing measures that appear to expand its influence over the information ecosystem, often under the banner of combating disinformation.

Talking Indonesia: Media freedom

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So what is the state of the media in Indonesia today? What protections are in place for journalists and in the midst of political, economic and technological challenges, who will stand up for a free press?

Indonesia’s alternative media thriving - but for how long? 

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It is imperative for civil society to intensify its opposition to the proposed revision of the 2002 Broadcasting Law, particularly by demanding the removal of Article 50B. It is also essential for alternative media to develop sustainable revenue sources to replace USAID funding, including redoubling efforts to expand their subscription bases.

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Date created: 1 July 2015

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