Innovation Outlook: Refleksi Inovasi Berbasis TIK di Indonesia
Indonesia is currently undergoing a transformation toward a digitally oriented society. This shift is driven by the rapid and significant development of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), which has advanced far more quickly than previously anticipated. ICT has played a major role as a catalyst for innovation and has reshaped the landscape across various sectors. […]
Crowd-r@ting: In Search of Alternative Rating in Indonesia
The current TV-rating mechanism is incapable of capturing feedback from the audience. As a traffic counter, it lacks the tool to assess the complexity of TV-viewing. There is no established feedback mechanism that is able to represent audience’s opinions or criticisms. This results in the audience being seen merely as a consumer, as the traffic […]
Research in Creative Economy: A Module
This document offers a tool for policy makers, creative practitioners, or the leaders in grass root to elevate the understanding and awareness on creative economy unique ecology. Using Makassar and Surabaya as case studies, the module is designed to diagnose creative economy activities based on economic potential and contribution of each city.
Local Initiatives in Open Government
This report examines the implementation of Open Government on the regional level in the Indonesian context. By looking at the cases of Mojokerto, Pontianak and Tangerang, this research suggests several factors that might decisive in the outcome of Open Government in general.
Enabling Spaces: Mapping Creative Hubs in Indonesia
This research maps creative hubs in Indonesia, as one of a series of reports across South East Asia. These hubs allow inventive and imaginative people to come together to share workspace, access experience, tools and investment, and exchange ideas. This report acts as a starting point for further exploration, and a provocation of ideas for […]
Di Balik Fenomena Buzzer: Memahami Lanskap Industri dan Pengaruh Buzzer di Indonesia
With 106 million active users and a 34% growth rate in active users (We Are Social, 2016), social media in Indonesia has grown into an economically and politically attractive market. The opportunities to generate profits and mobilize mass support have consequently been leveraged by various actors, ranging from the advertising industry to political players. These […]
Peluang dan Tantangan Ekonomi Digital di Indonesia
Pemerintah Indonesia di era Presiden Joko Widodo memiliki sebuah visi besar dalam sektor ekonomi digital. Bagaimana tidak, Jokowi menargetkan Indonesia untuk menjadi kekuatan ekonomi digital terbesar di ASEAN pada 2020, dengan proyeksi nilai transaksi e-commerce mencapai 130 juta US Dollar pada tahun 2020. Meskipun visi ini terkesan ambisius, namun Pemerintah memiliki dasar yang kuat dalam […]
Innovation Outlook: Memetakan Potensi dan Tantangan Ekonomi Digital di Indonesia
Indonesia kini telah berada dalam masa transisi menuju era digital. Hal ini terlihat dari studi oleh We Are Social (2017) yang menyebutkan bahwa 51 persen masyarakat Indonesia telah memiliki akses ke internet, walaupun masih berpusat di pulau Jawa. Selain itu, penetrasi smartphone telah mencapai 47 persen dengan penggunaannya berkisar antara media sosial, hiburan, dan berita. […]
Model Rating Publik: Apa Kata Pengguna Rapotivi?
Televisi mengudara dengan frekuensi milik publik. Karena itu, sejatinya warga berhak menggunakan, menikmati, dan mendapatkan manfaat dari frekuensi. Kelahiran Rapotivi pun tidak lepas dari semangat ini. Ia dirancang menjadi alat pengaduan yang memungkinkan penonton menyuarakan keprihatinan mereka mengenai kualitas konten televisi. Dalam konteks lebih luas, Rapotivi bisa menjadi model pengembangan rating alternatif yang lebih terbuka […]
Cooperative’s Contributions Towards Inclusive Development
Lessening the inequality among people and ensures the ecosystem balance is a key priority in Inclusive Development (ID). Its cover economic, social, ecological and citizen rights aspect. Inclusive development is a universal term that’s not only for emerging and developing countries but also for developed one. For Indonesia, lessening the inequality is a primary concern […]