TIMES JAKARTA, JAKARTA – On National Press Day, February 9, 2024, TIMES Indonesia (TI) proudly introduced its newest media product, "INDONESIAN TIMES. It's an up-to-date E-paper available in both English and Arabic. This launch signifies a major milestone in TI's journey, aligning with the fifth anniversary of its electronic newspaper. It showcases the organization's ongoing dedication to media innovation and expansion.

Khoirul Anwar, CEO of TIMES Indonesia Network, highlighted the launch as a response to the growing demand from TI's international readers. It's especially for quality content in more universally spoken languages. "This innovation aims not just to strengthen our global reader network but also to mark a new era in the history of inclusive and diverse journalism," Anwar stated.

Diverse Content Focus

Embracing positive journalism, INDONESIAN TIMES focuses on business, travel, health, and investment content. It aims to cater to the broad information needs of its international audience. From the latest market analyses and new travel trends to global health updates and promising investment opportunities, the E-paper is committed to providing content that is both informative and inspiring.

One of the key features of this publication is the "Indonesian Choice" section. It's a space where the editorial team selectively recommends the best places, products, and services. 

Yatimul Ainun, editor-in-chief of INDONESIAN TIMES, believes this effort adds significant value to their readers by providing reliable and trustworthy guidance. "We aim for our readers to feel confident and satisfied with every recommendation we give," Ainun said.

Towards an Inclusive Media Future

The launch of INDONESIAN TIMES reflects TIMES Indonesia's commitment to improving journalism quality and accessibility. By harnessing digital technology, TI aims to extend its readership, allowing access to quality news and information from anywhere at any time. 

Moreover, offering the E-paper in English and Arabic is a strategic move to bridge the information gap . It will also enrich the global discourse with Indonesian perspectives and narratives.

"This aligns with TI's vision to not only be a networked media with credible local news sources but also a window for the international community to glimpse the richness and diversity of Indonesia. Indonesia is ready to be a beacon to the world by 2045, and INDONESIAN TIMES will always be a medium to facilitate this achievement," Anwar elaborated.

With the launch of INDONESIAN TIMES E-paper, TIMES Indonesia sets a new standard in digital journalism, merging content quality with technological innovation. "This initiative is more than just expanding media products, it's about building a more inclusive future for the press, where every voice can be heard, and every positive and valuable story is told," Anwar ended. (*)