Broadcasting IndustryOutlook in Indonesia

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1 Broadcasting IndustryOutlook in Indonesia K-Tech, Indonesia and Korea Broadcasting Equipment Roadshow 2012 Jakarta, 26 September 2012 Republic of Indonesia

2 Indonesia 4 th most populous nation Population (2010): Large portion of Young dynamic population Scattered in Area of 1,919,440 km 2 Comprises of around 17,508 Population by Age % 27% Source: Indonesia Central Agency of Statistics Credit Suisse 56% 9% 2

3 History of Indonesia TV Industry Towards Digitalization President Decree No 215/ 1963 About TV Ad 1963 TVRI Go Commercial Ad MD No.190A/KEP /MENPEN/1987 Limited Regional Channels Broadcasting Permit Kepmenpen No 04A/ KEP/Menpen/ Law No.32/2002 About Broadcasting MD = Minister (Information) Decree MD No.43/2009-Broadcast Network System MD No.39/2009-Digital Broadcasting 1960 s 1970 s 1980 s 1990 s Asian Games (ganefo) TVRI 1981 TVRI Stop Ad LOCAL/REGIONAL BROADCATING ERA 1989 SST DKI SST Jawa Timur NATIONAL BROADCASTING NATIONAL BROADCASTING SCTV moved to JAKARTA NATIONAL BROADCASTING ERA MD No.27/2007 Digital Broadcast Trial NETWORK BROADCASTING SYSTEM ERA 2012 Digital ERA 2018 ASO 3

4 Indonesian Broadcasters Nationwide Public TV Station (TVRI) Established since Transmission Station 28 Regional Stations Commercial TV Terrestrial Free to Air : 297 Pay TV trough Satellite : 13 Pay TV through Terrestrial : 2 Pay TV Through Cable : 118 IPTV Operator : 1 Non-Commercial TV Public TV Stations (Local) : 8 Community TV Stations : 113 Nationwide Public Radio Station (RRI) Established since Regional Stations 11 Overseas Representatives Commercial Radio Private Radio Station : 1,184 Non-Commercial Radio Public Radio Station (Local) : 33 Community Radio : 71 Source : Broadcasting Directorate,

5 National Project for ICT Infrastructure: Migration from Analog to Digital Broadcasting Field Trials in 4 major cities : Jabodetabek, Bandung, Surabaya & Batam, since 2010 : DIGITAL TV COVERAGE AREA YEAR 2018 : NATION-WIDE ANALOGUE SWITCH-OFF

6 DIGITAL STANDARDIZATION TRANSMITTER =DVB-T2, MFN/SFN SET TOP BOX = MPEG4/DVB-T2, SD/HD, EWS 6

7 MUX SELECTION (BEAUTY CONTEST) Kep. Riau DKI Banten Jawa Barat Jawa Tengah Jogjakarta Jawa Timur NO SERVICE ZONE PROVINCE NUMBER OF SERVICE AREA 7

8 TIME PLAN OF DTV NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT No SERVICE ZONE DTV IMPLEMENTATION REMARKS 1 IV (DKI Jakarta & Banten) 2012 The fastest network planning commitment 2 V (West Java) The fastest network planning commitment 3 VI (Central Java & Jogjakarta) The fastest network planning commitment 4 VII (East Java) The fastest network planning commitment 5 XV (Riau Islands) The fastest network planning commitment Network operators must cover a minimum of 70% population coverage in every service area they ve committed Roll out plan for capital city in each provinces at the latest is at the end of 2012 Network operators must conduct their commitment for infrastructure development Network operators will support the government for set top box penetration and distribution based on their set top box commitment. The number of Set Top Box committed are more than 6 Million units. Expectation of simulcast periode to analog switch off (ASO) is end of 2015 in Java Islands and Riau Islands 8

9 Current Progress of Digital TV Implementation The Government is in the process of publishing the ministerial decree of the multiplexing operator. Commitment to Provide STBs from the Mux Operator No Zone Amount 1 DKI Jakarta & Banten 4,846,418 2 West Java 463,665 3 Central Java& D.I Yogyakarta 535,779 4 East Java 825,197 5 Kepulauan Riau 9,768 T O T A L 6,680,827

10 Policies on DVB-T2 Receivers In Indonesia Provisions of STBs for Free-to-Air Digital Terrestrial TV : Minimum 20% of Local Content and increased gradually to at least 50% within a period of 5 years. Required to have menus in bahasa Indonesia and early warning system of natural disasters feature and can be equipped with data communication (internet) communication and programme rating measurement. Required to comply to any technical provisions regarding the legislation in Indonesia.

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