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Kompas Gramedia Group (KG) is the biggest media conglomerate in Indonesia in terms of reach and coverage, fortified by a highly diverse group portfolio divided into 8 main pillars, with sample prominent portfolios as follows (selected only): 1. Media (KG Media): Kompas Daily, Kompas.com, KompasTV, Kompasiana, Grid Network (GridOto, BolaSport, National Geographic Indonesia), Tribun Newspaper, Tribunnews.com, Warta Kota, Sonora Radio 2. Retail and Publishing: Gramedia Book Store, Gramedia Penerbit Buku Utama (GPU), Elex Media Komputindo, Grasindo, BIP, Gramedia.com, Penerbit Buku Kompas (PBK) 3. Hospitality: Amaris, Kampi, Santika, Santika Premiere, Anvaya, Samaya, Kayana 4. Education: Universitas Multimedia Nusantara (UMN), Gramedia Academy, Santika Training Center, Diginusa, ELTI 5. Manufacture: Gramedia Printing, Metaform/Uniflex (Flexible & Duplex Packaging) 6. Event and Venue: Dyandra Media Promosindo, ICE BSD 7. Property: Medialand, Translingkar Kita Jaya 8. Digital: Bhisma (eCommerce Enabler), Gramedia Digital (e-Reading App), KGXpress (3PL Logistics), StratX (Brand Agency & Consultancy), Skystar Capital (Venture Capital) Learn further about KG: Website: https://www.kompasgramedia.com/ Career: https://www.kompasgramedia.com/career/work-with-kg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kompasgramedia/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KompasGramediaKG/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/kompasgramedia

PT. Media Televisi Indonesia was granted a broadcasting licence for Metro TV on October 25, 1999. It is a subsidiary of the Media Group, headed by Surya Paloh, the company's CEO/President, who was a wealth of experience in the local media industry and is the publisher of Indonesia's third largest national newspaper. Media Indonesia. From a start up work force of 280 employees the company now employs more than 1200 people, mostly in the newsroom and production areas. On November 25. 2000. Metro TV went on air for the first time in a trial series of broadcasts to seven cities. At first it was aired for only twelve hours a day until April 1, 2001, when 24 hour broadcasting began. Perhaps the greatest challenge for the company in the early stages was the need to build its infrastructure, facilities and team, all within the short time scale of nine months. Though this was hard work the experience gained was invaluable in forging a solid team of experienced professionals who had already been tested under challenging conditions. The company has ushered in a new wave of lifestyle and quality alternative entertainment programming to compliment its dominance in the news sector of the industry. It has pioneered new perspectives and unique one-of-a-kind programs while improving the way information is presented. Sophisticated and stylish productions from Metro TV have breathed new life into the industry. Even the most discerning viewers have a viewing choice second to none.

Surya Citra Televisi (SCTV) is an Indonesian television station. Its headquarters are in South Jakarta. It began broadcasting on 24 August 1990 in Surabaya, East Java, broadcasting only to the city and surrounding area. In 1991 SCTV Bali was established in Bali. At this point the programming was similar to that of RCTI and used some of their news programs until they could produce their own. On 1 January 1993 it was given a national license and eventually moved its operations to Jakarta. The main office is in South Jakarta and studios are in West Jakarta. It is owned by the Sariaatmadja group.