WPFD 2017: Pers Indonesia Terancam oleh Kekuatan Massa
Sebanyak 827 jurnalis dibunuh di berbagai belahan dunia dalam 10 tahun terakhir, 60 persen di antaranya tewas di kawasan konflk bersenjata. Pada 2016, 193 wartawan masuk penjara. Demikian data yang dirilis oleh Unesco dan Reporters Without Borders (RWB) dalam peringatan World Press Freedom Day 2017 yang jatuh pada 3 Mei. Read More
How to Work With Online Influencers: 7 Things NOT to Do
In the world of content marketing, of course you want to sell your brands to the customers. But it is not just about selling stuff, the main goal here is to attract and engage the right customers. Enter the online influencers. Read More
Home of Every Kind of Paradise, Raja Ampat.
Oni is an associate who has been working in Maverick since 2015. In 2016, she ticked one of her bucket list and visited Raja Ampat. This is her story. Read More
The Imagined Worlds Come To Life in Japan
Ignes Dea is a consultant who has been working at Maverick since 2014. In December 2016, she took her Personal Development Fund to visit a country that holds a special place in her heart, Japan. This is the highlight of her long-awaited trip. Read More
Living the Kingdom Life
Wulandari is an associate in Maverick, who has been working for more than two years. She has been handling clients from different industries, including Microsoft and Bridestory. In December 2016, she took her Personal Development Fund to visit United Kingdom, the country that she has been dreaming of. This is her journey. Read More
Data journalism: Telling a story through numbers
A few of us from Maverick learnt more about data journalism in the form of a five-week course provided by the Journalism and Media Studies Centre of the University of Hong Kong.
Turning 14
Maverick is 14 years old today.
There is much to be thankful for but primarily for being in this country Indonesia that has allowed us to grow, to experiment with new ways of doing things and to be modestly profitable all these years.
Arif Budisusilo of Bisnis Indonesia: National Interest over Nationalism
Last year, when the Rupiah was falling alarmingly and Indonesia’s economy looked increasingly shaky, Bisnis Indonesia chief editor Arif Budisusilo was confronted by a young reporter who felt that the nation’s premier business newspaper was being too pro-Government. Read More