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What a scathing take on Netflix Over the past decade, Netflix, which first emerged as a destroyer of video stores, has developed a powerful business model to conquer television, only to unleash its strange and destructive power on the cinema. In doing so, it has brought Hollywood to the brink of irrelevance. Because Netflix doesn’t … Continue reading
13.1.2025 04:29What a scathing take on Netflix Over the past decade, Netflix, which first emerged as a destroyer of video stores, has developed a powerful...The Apple investment saga in Indonesia highlights the tension between government ambitions, expectations, and the realities of global business strategies. Tirto published an article about what’s happening with the Apple investment story in Indonesia with quotes and statements from government officials and analysts. It wouldn’t be the Indonesian government if it didn’t generate drama out … Continue reading Apple’s billion dollar Indonesian drama
2.1.2025 07:07Apple’s billion dollar Indonesian dramaA personal take on potential, promise, paradox, and pragmatism Growing up in Indonesia, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve heard the phrase “future superpower.” It’s a narrative that’s been woven into our national fabric, a story we tell ourselves about our destiny. As we approach 2045, our centennial of independence, this narrative has … Continue reading Indonesia 2045: Between Dreams and Reality
31.12.2024 04:43Indonesia 2045: Between Dreams and RealityBloomberg has a piece criticizing the way the Indonesian government has forced Apple to invest a billion dollars and make a commitment to build a factory or two in the country. Using a protectionist playbook to get companies to build factories could end up sidelining Southeast Asia’s largest economy when neighbors are rolling out the … Continue reading Indonesia’s big tech dream among broken systems
22.12.2024 14:00Indonesia’s big tech dream among broken systemsSocial platforms reflect people’s behaviors but unlike life, you can uninstall and stop visiting them. TikTok and Twitter are often described as mirrors of life; chaotic, messy, sometimes brilliant, sometimes horrifying. But here’s the thing: life didn’t come with an “uninstall” button. These platforms do, sort of (you can remove the apps or stop visiting … Continue reading How platforms like TikTok and Twitter are like life itself
22.12.2024 09:49How platforms like TikTok and Twitter are like life itselfJournalism is in a crisis of accountability. Too many reporters are taking the easy route: regurgitating statements from politicians and officials without pushing back, questioning, or even glancing beneath the surface. It’s like they’ve decided that the press briefing is the new gospel, letting the people in power control the narrative and dodging any real … Continue reading Facts aren’t enough: Why journalism needs to find a new way to reach the public
15.11.2024 15:27Facts aren’t enough: Why journalism needs to find a new way to reach the publicIn 2016, Elizabeth Pisani described Indonesia as a “the biggest invisible thing on the planet,” in The Guardian. She signaled that the country is transitioning from decades of quiet development to a new phase of urban and economic ambition. However, looking back now, it seems Indonesia might still be stretching in bed, scrolling through TikTok … Continue reading Indonesia, the waking giant, is still scrolling through TikTok in bed
7.11.2024 11:06Indonesia, the waking giant, is still scrolling through TikTok in bedThe America I grew up with was not a perfect nation by any measure, and it’s certainly terrible in many parts, but it also allowed people of different origins, of different cultures, of different beliefs, to come together and belong to one another. It allowed people to thrive, to find mutual connection, and create something … Continue reading The America I knew
7.11.2024 02:46The America I knewJust read an article at Ars Technica that highlights something we should all be paying more attention to: AI-driven hiring tools still have a long way to go in terms of fairness. Tests show these systems tend to favor white and male candidates, confirming that even with all our tech advances, biases persist in ways … Continue reading Study shows AI overwhelmingly favors white male in hiring job seekers
3.11.2024 02:53Study shows AI overwhelmingly favors white male in hiring job seekersSo here we are: The Washington Post announced it won’t endorse a candidate this US election, and the fallout is immediate. Readers are canceling subscriptions in droves, about 200,000 and counting according to NPR, and reporters are left scrambling on social media, pleading for them to stay. As a former journalist, I feel for the … Continue reading When Reporters Become Collateral in an Unpopular Executive Decision
29.10.2024 14:20When Reporters Become Collateral in an Unpopular Executive Decision