Mass Media in Indonesia,

Part I describes the history, development, volume and public of the Indonesian daily press, other periodicals, radio and television within the limitations of sparse and unreliable statistics. It examines their changing role as information media, both as to quantity as well as quality. It analyses the experience, attitudes and evaluations of Indonesian mass media by a sample of Indonesians residing in the U.S. Part II explores the changes in Indonesian ideological concepts from 1965-1968 as mirrored in the press. It analyses the process of the erosion of Sukarnos intricate Indonesian Ideology it then examines the fate of surviving ideological concepts, emerging new ones, and the conceptual image of the main institutions of the new regime. Author