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Asiaweek Online

Asiaweek Online is produced weekly by Asiaweek magazine and was developed by Time Inc. Asia .
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Antara Indonesian News Agency

ANTARA, Indonesia's National News Agency, was founded by Adam Malik, Soemanang, A.M. Sipanhoentar and Pandoe Kartawigoena on December 13, 1937 to serve the struggle for national independence from the Dutch colonizers and Japanese occupation. ANTARA was the first to announce the proclamation of Indonesia independence on August 17, 1945. Headquartered in Jakarta, ANTARA has bureaus in all provinces and manned by nearly 200 correspondents who cover news from the provincial down to the district, subdistrict and village levels. The agency also has bureaus in New York, Canberra, Kuala Lumpur, Cairo and Sana'a.
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BBC World News

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has-earned a worldwide reputation for the authority, accuracy and impartiality of its news and current affairs coverage. It has become the world's largest news-gathering organisation, with 2,000 journalists and 42 overseas newsgathering bureaux.
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The Jakarta Post

The Jakarta Post is the largest English newspaper in Indonesia. Having in mind an international audience interested in events taking place in Indonesia, this online version of the newspaper The Jakarta Post.com carries local stories that appear in the printed edition, and more.
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Tempo Interactive

Tempo magazine is an online magazine published out of Indonesia in Bahasa, Japanese and English. It provides current news articles and information.
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Inside Indonesia

Inside Indonesia has been published quarterly by the Indonesian Resources and Information Programme (IRIP) since 1983. This site covers everything from eco-tourism to the Freeport Mine to human interest stories to book and film reviews.
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