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Chairman of Indonesia' Alliance of Independent Journalists Eko Maryadi says corruption still plagues Indonesian media, despite total freedom of press.
Speaking at a press freedom forum last night, he says among the problems are extortion and blackmail, spurred by low wages for journalists.
Speaking at a press freedom forum last night, he says among the problems are extortion and blackmail, spurred by low wages for journalists.
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