Kompas TV
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| Type | Television broadcaster |
|---|---|
| Country | Indonesia |
| Broadcast area | Nationwide |
| Headquarters | Menara Kompas 6th Floor, Jalan Palmerah Selatan 21, Gelora, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Programming | |
| Language(s) | Indonesian |
| Picture format | 1080i HDTV 16:9 (downscaled to 576i 16:9 for the SDTV feed) |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | KG Media |
| Parent | Kompas Gramedia Group |
| Key people | Rikard Bagun (President Director) |
| Sister channels |
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| History | |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Launched | 1 August 2011 (Trial broadcast) 9 September 2011 (Official broadcast) |
| Founder | Jakob Oetama |
| Links | |
| Website | www |
| Availability | |
| Terrestrial | |
| Digital terrestrial television | Check local frequencies (in Indonesian language) |
| Streaming media | |
| Vidio | Watch live |
| IndiHome TV | Watch live (IndiHome customers only) |
| MIVO | Watch live |
PT Cipta Megaswara Televisi, operating as Kompas TV (English: Compass TV), is an Indonesian national terrestrial private news television broadcaster.[1] It is owned by the KG Media unit of Kompas Gramedia Group and is named after its flagship property, the Kompas daily newspaper. Kompas TV was founded in around 2008 and was launched on 9 September 2011 with Simfoni Semesta Raya concert.[2] Kompas TV's current slogan is "Independent, Reliable" (Indonesian: Independen, Terpercaya).
On 28th January 2016, Kompas TV was relaunched as a news-oriented network during the Suara Indonesia special event.
Stations
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See also: Kompas TV East Java |
Just hours before the broadcast, the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission stated that Kompas TV did not have a broadcasting license. In response, Kompas TV announced that the channel was merely a "content provider" and was not required to have a broadcast license because its content could be aired on regional and international channels.[3] Kompas TV started its broadcast through local television networks in some of the Indonesian provinces. The local television networks originally featured 70% of local content and 30% of Kompas TV national programs,[1][4] but now the majority of them are airing national programming.
Other Indonesian cities were expected to follow the later by establishing local stations that relay Kompas broadcasts. Since 9 September 2011, Kompas TV has been available through these pay television networks (but excluding local programs):[5]
- Accola Play
- Biznet Home
- CubMu
- First Media
- IndiHome/IndiHome TV
- Transvision
- K-Vision
- MNC Vision
- Nex Parabola
- Vision+
- Vidio
Kompas TV can also be viewed through satellite broadcast from Telkom-4.
Kompas TV Digital
PT Gramedia Nusantara proposed digital TV broadcasting, but the government has postponed approval pending completion of its National TV Digital Broadcasting Policy.[6]
Presenters
Current
- Rahmat Ibrahim (former SCTV, TVB Semarang and Kompas TV Jawa Tengah reporter and anchor)
- Yasir Nene Ama (former MetroTV reporter)
- Yan Rahman
- Nina Melinda (former TV7 and MetroTV anchor)
- Nitia Anisa (also a talk show presenter)
- Mercy Tirayoh (former ANTV anchor)
- Woro Windrati (former Trans TV anchor)
- Liviana Cherlisa Latief (former MNCTV anchor)
- Frisca Clarissa (also a talk show presenter)
- Radi Saputro
- Adisty Larasati
- Audrey Chandra
- Cynthia Rompas (former GTV anchor)
- Hardjuno Pramundito
- Arizona Galih
- Glenys Octania (also an economy presenter)
- Ihsan Sitorus
- Ivo Nasution (former iNews anchor)
- Muhammad Syahreza (former iNews anchor)
- Jihan Novita
- Valentina Sitorus
- Astrid Wibisono (former RCTI anchor)
- Ni Luh Puspa
- Vidi Batlolone
- Gratia Adur
- Githa Maharkesri
- Tata Novasiliana
- Claudia Carla
- Edwin Zhan
- Imron Fadillah
- Asri Gunawan
- Cindy Permadi
- Elgeen Frydianto (also a sports anchor)
- Thifal Solesa (former MYTV news anchor)
- Maydop Elfrina
- Mysister Tarigan
- Rosianna Silalahi (former SCTV anchor) (Rosi)
- Budiman Tanuredjo (senior journalist at Kompas) (Satu Meja The Forum)
- Cindy Sistyarani
- Lintang Pudyastuti (former NET. biro Jawa Tengah anchor)
- Andre Sinaga
- Adi Yani
- Faisal Al'Ansori
- Mila Dewi
- Maryo Sarong
- Putri Oktaviani
- Melisa Gandasari (Bincang Kita and Zona Inspirasi)
- Diana Dwika (Bincang Kita)
- Widi Dwinanda (Bincang Kita)
- Permata Sari Harahap (Bincang Kita)
- Dewi Kumala (Ngopi)
- Fatih Andhika (Ate) (Ngopi)
- Patra Gumala (former Gen FM broadcaster) (Ngopi)
Former
- Azizah Hanum (now at SCTV)
- Bayu Andrianto (now at tvOne)
- Sakti Al Fattaah (retired)
- Amie Ardhini
- Kartika Octaviana
- Tascha Liudmila (now at BTV)
- Shafira Umm (now at SEA Today)
- Utrich Farzah (now at Indosiar)
- Mehulika Sitepu (retired)
- Achmad Topan (now at RTV)
- Daniar Achri (now at CNN Indonesia, Trans7 and Trans TV)
- Jessica
- Dian Ardianti
- Ratna Dumila
- Fiba Fitrisia
- Darius Sinathrya
- Raditya Dika
- Pandji Pragiwaksono
- Donna Agnesia
- Nadine Chandrawinata
- Duma Riris Silalahi
- Ramon Y Tungka
- Chevrina Anayang
- Indah Dian Novita
- Hamdan Alkafie (now at MetroTV)
- Danny Maulana (now at Indosiar)
- Akbari Madjid
- Anastasia Praditha (now at Trans7 on the program Selebrita)
- Teuku Parvinanda
- Dyan Nugraha
- Mutiara Tobing
- Meliza Gilbert (now at IndiHome TV)
- Gibran Muhammad
- Awis Mranani
- Bima Marzuki
- Feliciano Haryanto
- Conchita Caroline (now at MNCTV on the La Liga broadcast)
- Fajar Syahbana
- Icha Avrianty
- Riga Danniswara
- Maria Anneke (now at CNBC Indonesia)
- Sarah Ariantie (now at CNN Indonesia, Trans7 and Trans TV)
- Fristian Griec (now at BTV)
- Stefani Ginting (now at BTV)
- Adristya Chintya (retired)
- Riko Anggara (now at SCTV)
- Resky Wibowo (now at Radio Sonora)
- Nurul Fujairah (now at Radio Sonora)
- Reza Trinanda (now at Radio Gen FM)
- Muhammad Haikal (now at Motion Radio)
- Aji Pangestu (now at MetroTV)
- Glory Rosary Oyong (now at Kompas Gramedia)
- Astrid Wibisono
- Venny Simbolon
- Sofie Syarief
- Aiman Witjaksono (now at MNC News, RCTI, iNews on the program The Prime Show) and Perindo Party politician
- Yulika Satria Daya
- Sri Sumarni (now employeer at KPU)
- Bayu Sutiyono (former SCTV and SUN TV anchor)
- Timothy Marbun (former Indosiar news anchor)
- Iryanda Mardanuz
- Cindy Sistyarani
- Pascalis Iswari
- Fransisco Donasiano
Visual identity
Slogans
- Inspirasi Indonesia (Indonesia's Inspiration, 9 September 2011 – 28 January 2016)
- Berita dan Inspirasi Indonesia (News and Indonesia's Inspiration, 28 January 2016 – 19 October 2017)
- Independen, Terpercaya (Independent, Reliable, 19 October 2017–present)
Anniversary Theme
- 9 Tahun Saling Percaya (2020, 9th Anniversary)
- 1 Dekade Teman Terpercaya (2021, 10th Anniversary)
- 11 Tahun Inspirasi Indonesia (2022, 11th Anniversary)
- 12 Tahun Indonesia 12aya (2023, 12th Anniversary)
Logos
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Logo used from 9 September 2011 to 19 October 2017 -
Logo used from 28 January 2016 to 19 October 2017 -
Logo used since 19 October 2017
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