{ "success": true, "data": { "id": 1540425, "msgid": "sticky-subject-1447899208", "date": "1997-05-27 00:00:00", "title": "Sticky subject", "author": null, "source": "", "tags": null, "topic": null, "summary": "Sticky subject From Surabaya Post We have become very familiar with stickers recently, distributed freely by producers, hotels, tourist resorts and entertainment centers. The election contenders are the latest to hop on the bandwagon. Stickers have been plastered on cars and buildings. Car and building owners have retained the right to reject the stickers. The stickers usually promote business products.", "content": "

Sticky subject<\/p>\n

From Surabaya Post<\/p>\n

We have become very familiar with stickers recently,
\ndistributed freely by producers, hotels, tourist resorts and
\nentertainment centers. The election contenders are the latest to
\nhop on the bandwagon.<\/p>\n

Stickers have been plastered on cars and buildings. Car and
\nbuilding owners have retained the right to reject the stickers.<\/p>\n

The stickers usually promote business products. Other stickers
\ncarry messages such as No fund collecting service here, No job
\nvacancies, or Don't kiss me.<\/p>\n

But of more recent interest to the people are the SEA Games
\nstickers. These stickers are sold on the pretext of funds
\nshortage. It is true that the Sea Games are tied up with public
\ninterest. As they are held in the interest of the public, the
\nfinancial costs related to these events should be budgeted by the
\ngovernment and the regional administration.<\/p>\n

In this way, the government would be better prepared to deal
\nwith public events.<\/p>\n

Forced sticker sales are like instant levies which are a
\nnuisance to many parties.<\/p>\n

SUHARTO<\/p>\n

Surabaya, East Java<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/sticky-subject-1447899208", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }