Fresh Blood
Tuesday, June 12, 2001
Indonesian television seems ambivalent about foreign investment. While in need of foreign funding to expand, it fears losing control.
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For Indonesian television, foreign investment is no longer taboo. The government, which for years barred foreign funding in the media sector, is taking a more lenient view. A new bill on broadcasting, recently submitted to the House of Representatives (DPR) and now under review by the legislature, opens the door to foreign investors to participate in Indonesian television.
Like most sectors in this country, Indonesian television is badly in ne
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