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While Indonesians love to connect and socialize with friends on social networking sites and apps, there hasn’t been an app catered specifically towards connecting with old schoolmates. Well there is

Indonesia has seen its share of new startups popping up in 2013, with one of the hottest categories being price comparison search engines.

In the middle of our seven-city trip across Indonesia’s Java Island, we arrived in the cities of Bekasi and Yogyakarta (pictured above) to meet with the tech communities, startups, and

Our seven-city road trip kicked off a couple of days ago with six venture capitalists speaking their hearts out at the Jakarta meetup. Since then, we also held the meetup

Indonesia’s largest information and communication company Telkom recently launched its second tech incubator in the city of Jogjakarta (or Yogyakarta). Called Jogja Digital Valley (JDV), the 800 meter square place

Indonesian e-commerce platform LakuBgt.com has just finished its first workshop for its roadshow series called One Million Netpreneur in Jogjakarta on Saturday. The one-day event targets business-minded people and discusses

We announced our first road trip almost three weeks ago. It was an exhausting trip, but totally worth every drop of sweat and any money spent. We had more than

Not many people have woken up of a morning and thought, “I know! We need to fuse the gamelan with some DJ turntables.” But that apparently happened for someone at

Movin Studio, a game and mobile app studio based in Jogjakarta, Indonesia, has just launched its first game. Called Rolling Babaa, it’s a child-oriented physics-based puzzler and is now available

There are many important factors that help to create a healthy tech ecosystem in any country. Government regulations, the presence of venture capital and incubators, macro and micro economic conditions,