Indonesia Urges ASEAN to Collaborate on Copyright Protection for Journalistic Works
Indonesia is urging ASEAN nations to collaborate on strengthening copyright protection for journalistic works amidst the rise of digital platforms and AI. The call emphasizes the importance of attribution, licensing, and compensation to foster a healthy information ecosystem.
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