Thursday, 13. December 2007

COLLECTION OF ARTICLES



Kompas (print) (Tuesday, 20.Nov.07):
Budi Putra, Bangga Berprofesi "Blogger"

Kompas (online) (Saturday, 27Oct.o7):
Menkominfo: Jadikan Blog Sarana Edukasi dan Pemberdayaan

Jawa Pos (Sunday, 4.Nov.07): Perkembangan Komunitas Blog

Jawa Pos (Sunday, 4.Nov.07): CahAndong, Komunitas Blog Penuh Aktivitas Sosial

Jawa Pos (Monday, 17. Dec.07):
Kenalkan dengan Blog Walking

Radio Republik Indonesia (online) (Saturday, 27.Oct.07):
MENKOMINFO TETAPKAN 27 OKTOBER MENJADI HARI BLOGGER NASIONAL


... to be continued

Wednesday, 13. June 2007

OFF TOPIC: APOTIK KOMIK


APOTIK_KOMIK2

Apotik Komik is a collective of cartoonists and visual artists based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Apotik Komik was:
Arie Dyanto, Samuel Indratma, Bambang Toko, and Popok Tri Wahyudi.
Apparently they do not work as a group any longer, but have moved on to work as individual artists.

The above image is a cardboard installation by APOTIK KOMIK was shown at the exhibition AWAS! Recent art from Indonesia in Berlin, 2002.

Tuesday, 8. May 2007

ABOUT THIS BLOG


Nadine

This blog is complementary to the final paper I´m writing at the University of the Arts, Berlin, Germany, where my main focus has been on media theory and cultural studies.

The underlying question I'm concerned with is: How is the internet as a new mode of communication and cultural representation changing the world? How is the so-called 'digital revolution' affecting how we behave and interact?

High hopes are attached to the internet as a 'democratic' and non-hierarchical medium in terms of it´s ability to promote democracy and encourage the interaction of civil society.

This makes it especially intriguing to investigate how a young democracy like Indonesia embraces the new technology to face the challenges and chances of the new millennium.

More specifically, in the context of my final theses, I want to look at the cultural practice of 'blogging', which is becoming increasingly popular throughout the Indonesian archipelago.

I will be investigating the political, economic and cultural developments that have caused a vibrant 'blogosphere' to flourish in Indonesia , as well as identifying the main issues and communication processes within this blogosphere today.

The main goal then is to find and answer to the question in what way internet technology -through the cultural practice of blogging- has, or might have, an impact on Indonesian society.

In the course of my research I´ll be conducting interviews with bloggers in Indonesia. It is my hope that via this blog I can express sincere thanks to all people I´ve involved in my research in this way can keep you updated on the project.

Salam,

Nadine

About me

me

Born on September 20th, 1979 in Cilegon, a small city close to Jakarta, I spent most of my childhood years Indonesia. After graduating from Jakarta International School in 1997, I moved to Germany. Here, I went from doing a 2 year course in media design to studying communication science and cultural studies the University of the Arts, Berlin. I work as freelance designer, translator, and assistant to Dutch artist IEPE.

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mail (at) texastee.de
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