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        "msgid": "tpi-pledges-to-improve-its-programs-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-01-19 00:00:00",
        "title": "'TPI' pledges to improve its programs",
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        "summary": "'TPI' pledges to improve its programs JAKARTA (JP): The privately-owned Cipta Televisi Pendidikan Indonesia (TPI) education television station has pledged to improve its programs and services amid keen competition among television stations in the country. N. Syamsuddin Ch. Haesy, TPI's director of operations, told reporters that in conjunction with the station's fourth anniversary on Tuesday l995 will become a significant year for Indonesia's television world.",
        "content": "<p>'TPI' pledges to improve its programs<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): The privately-owned Cipta Televisi Pendidikan<br>\nIndonesia (TPI) education television station has pledged to<br>\nimprove its programs and services amid keen competition among<br>\ntelevision stations in the country.<\/p>\n<p>N. Syamsuddin Ch. Haesy, TPI's director of operations, told<br>\nreporters that in conjunction with the station's fourth<br>\nanniversary on Tuesday l995 will become a significant year for<br>\nIndonesia's television world.<\/p>\n<p>The newest private TV station Indosiar, which started airing<br>\nits programs early this month, has pushed the existing television<br>\nbroadcasters to innovate fresh and interesting programs in order<br>\nto meet various demands from their audiences, Syamsuddin said.<\/p>\n<p>TPI, whose local production accounts for about 75 percent of<br>\nits total programs, will air several new local education and<br>\nentertainment series, Syamsuddin said.<\/p>\n<p>Syamsuddin explained TPI will also expand its target<br>\naudience to include those living in rural and suburban areas.<\/p>\n<p>At present, Indonesia has one state-owned TV station, TVRI,<br>\nand five privately-run stations: Rajawali Citra Televisi<br>\nIndonesia (RCTI), the Surabaya-based Surya Citra Televisi<br>\nIndonesia  (SCTV), AN-Teve, TPI and the newly established<br>\nIndosiar.<\/p>\n<p>TPI was established on Jan. 23, l991 under the management of<br>\nPT Cipta Televisi Pendidikan Indonesia chaired by Siti Hardiyanti<br>\nRukmana, the eldest daughter of President Suharto. Since its<br>\nestablishment, TPI has vowed to become the country's leading<br>\neducation and family television station.<\/p>\n<p>Mrs. Rukmana said that TPI's fourth anniversary is very<br>\nmeaningful as it is set to be the point of total contemplation<br>\nfor TPI to review its success and failure.<\/p>\n<p>\"We will celebrate our fourth anniversary in a very modest<br>\nway,\" Syamsuddin added. Several events including sports, a family<br>\nprogram and seminar will highlight the anniversary, which will be<br>\nheld in TPI's new office building on Pondok Gede, East Jakarta<br>\nnext Saturday. (raw)<\/p>",
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