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Reading Jakarta from Two Maps

Tuesday, January 30, 2001

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Acartographer is able to pinpoint any site or city, hence his skill at map-making. Basically, a cartographer—someone whose job is to make or design maps—can produce or publish maps similar to others as long as data obtained is acknowledged in the list of sources and references. At present, Indonesia does not have laws regulating copyrights on map-making, so it would be difficult to say one map is a `plagiarized' version of a previo

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