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Deep-pocketed business heirs in Indonesia have legacies to uphold, but they’re also expected to stake new business claims. Here are 10 families to keep in mind.

Natali Ardianto, Co-founder and CTO of Tiket.com Natali Ardianto used to be bad with people. But you would never guess it from the way he carries himself today. The loquacious,

We’ve rounded up the 30 funding rounds and acquisitions that happened in Indonesia in 2013.

(Updated on January 27th: Scoop News is now available for iPhone.) Following the popularity of e-Reader Scoop, Apps Foundry1 launches Scoop News today. This free Android app curates Indonesian local

For tourists and locals, Bali is known as a beautiful vacation destination with great beaches and tradition. But if you are interested in the Indonesian tech scene and planning to

Indonesia’s number one 1 entertainment online media KapanLagi is one of Indonesia’s first movers in the online media industry. Founded by Steve Christian and Eka Wiharto, KapanLagi first started back

Kompas.com new logo unveiled Indonesians are familiar with Kompas Gramedia, a 48 year-old media brand that is trusted by many in the country thanks to the Kompas newspaper, which remains

While traditional media in the United States have been reeling from the digital media revolution, registering millions in losses, shutdowns, and layoffs, their counterparts in Southeast Asia have been insulated

Indonesian e-reader startup SCOOP has secured a distribution partnership with arguably Indonesia’s number one national newspaper, Kompas. Now people can read the latest editions of Kompas’ daily newspaper as early

App Foundry’s SCOOP, a made-in-Indonesia e-reader, has quite an announcement to make this morning. As some of you might know, Scoop has always been on native applications (iOS and Android).