Survey ReportExecutive Summary: Mobile Phone Access doubled between 2007 and 2009; With Young Adults Creating New Social Habits VOA Radio: A Lack of Infrastructure Development and an Independent Regulatory Authority Leaves Internet Access Limited and Sporadic VOA Television: Radio Market is Large and Diverse. Yet It's Popularity is in Decline, especially in Rural Areas. Media Market: Television Is Now Most Dominant Media Format With A Large Presence Even in Rural Areas Appendices: Demographics and Research Methods Archive: Survey Reports of the pas five years Top International Television Stations
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Regional Reach of BBG Services new media studyIBB New Media Technologies Study: Indonesia
A new media study conducted in November and December 2009 composing of 12 in-depth interviews with industry players and observers, four focus groups (and one mini group) with target study participants and a follow-up ethnographic observation and self-completion media diary with 12 of the focus group study participants.
Target audience profiles Java Islanders
The youth in Indonesia are pioneering the new media (mobile and internet) use and access. Read more to see how the Indonesian youth are soaring high above their older counterparts.
 Mobile News
Urban Indonesians have much greater access to media and ICTs. Nevertheless their rural counterparts may be catching on soon; showing much higher growth in access to some ICTs. Rural Indonesians also report greater media use than their own access levels; possibly through community sharing of media and ICT devices, family and friends sharing mobile phones as well as public internet cafés.
 Frequent Mobile and Web Users: Who are they?
There is very little gender divide in terms of access and weekly use in Indonesia; men and women show almost equal levels of access to almost all media and communications devices. Men send to show more sophisticated mobile phone use, and women are more likely to use the internet for a chatting, social networking and accessing news.
other qualitative research documents
 Focus Group- Evaluation of VOA New Morning Program
Focus groups of young and middle-aged adults seeking to obtain feedback on the new format of the VOA Indonesian Service morning radio program, and to compare the program with the BBC morning program.
 Weekly Listener and Expert Panel
As education reflects an individual’s earning potential, it affects whether one is able to afford home internet access, whether a person’s workplace had an internet connection and also whether they develop e-skills.
 Low-Income Individuals Experience Large Increase in ICT Access; Bolstered by Communal Sharing
Survey data indicated that the increase in mobile phone ownership among low-income individuals’ from 2008 to 2009 translated into a doubling of household access. Survey data further substantiated the prevalence of phone sharing, even beyond an individual’s immediate household. Twenty-three percent of those with a low-income who did not have household access to a mobile phone, borrowed a phone from a friend or family member.
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