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Who Gets Paid When the Music Plays? A Guide to Indonesian Music Royalties in Commercial Premises
The legal framework on music royalties in Indonesia, explain LMKN’s central role and the practical steps and alternatives for businesses to manage their obligations effectively.
Cinema and Syndicates: Legal Architecture Behind Indonesia’s Multi-Producer Film Deal
This article explores the legal and financial design behind Qodrat 2 and its implications for future multi-producer collaborations in Indonesia’s film industry.
Navigating Global Distribution: Why Indonesian Filmmakers Should Use IFTA Standard Deal Models to Safeguard Their Rights
Indonesian filmmakers entering international markets often face with limited access to understanding of a global contracting standard on film distribution.
Safeguarding Children in the Digital Age
GR 17/2025 covering its scope of applicability and the technical obligations that Electronic System Operators must meet for protection of children, including safeguarding children’s personal data.
Upholding Fair Digital Journalism: Introduction of Publisher Rights in Indonesia
This ARMA Update will delve into four main aspects covered by PR 32/2024
Decoding Indonesia's EIT Law 2.0: Unravelling the Second EIT Law Amendment in Law No. 1 of 2024
In this ARMA Update, we delve into the key insights of EIT Law 1/2024, exploring its essential components and shedding light on the implications of these revisions as we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of electronic information and transactions.
The Rise of AI-Generated Music: Analyzing the Legal Implication under the Copyright Law
In this ARMA Update, we shall discuss concerning the impacts of AI in the music industry, exploring its impact on the intricate fabric of Indonesian copyright law. From the proliferation of AI-generated music to the redefining of intellectual property rights, this discussion unravels the complex legal and ethical challenges arising from the harmonious fusion of AI and Indonesia's rich musical heritage.
OJK to Revoke Moratorium on P2P Lending Licensing
On 16 May 2023, the OJK announced that it planned to revoke the P2P Lending moratorium by the fourth quarter of 2023 at the latest. Thus, the prospective P2P Lending players are suggested to prepare for the requirements of P2P Lending license.
Equity Financing in the Film Production
One way of financing a film production is through equity investment, which allows investors to invest their money in exchange for partial ownership of the movie. In this article, we will discuss equity financing in film production in Indonesia, the benefits and risks of this financing model, and the common pitfalls that producers need to be aware of…