List of newspapers in Indonesia

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This is a list of newspapers in Indonesia .

National newspapers

All newspapers listed below are in Indonesian.

General newspapers

NameFormatFirst publishedOwnerCirculation readershipNotes
Jawa Pos Broadsheet/Tabloid [n 1] 1949 Jawa Pos Group 450,000
Kompas Broadsheet1965 Kompas Gramedia Group 880,990
Koran Jakarta Broadsheet2008PT Berita Nusantara
Koran Tempo Tabloid 2001 [n 2] Tempo Inti MediaDigital-only format
Media Indonesia Broadsheet1970 Media Group 250,000
Rakyat Merdeka Broadsheet1997 Jawa Pos Group Political news daily

Business newspapers

NameFormatFirst publishedOwnerNotes
Bisnis Indonesia Broadsheet1985 Bisnis Indonesia Group
Investor Daily Broadsheet2001 B Universe
Kontan Broadsheet2007Kompas Gramedia GroupDaily version of Kontan weekly newspaper

Sports newspapers

NameFormatFirst publishedOwner
Super Ball Broadsheet2017Kompas Gramedia Group

Tabloids

NameFirst publishedLast publishedOwnerCategory
Nyata1971presentJawa Pos GroupWomen's
Bola 19842018Kompas Gramedia GroupSports
Nova 19882022Kompas Gramedia GroupWomen's
Soccer20002014Kompas Gramedia GroupFootball
Libero19992001UnknownFootball
Cempaka19902019Suara Merdeka GroupWomen's
Exotica20032006UnknownMen's Lifestyle
Buah Bibir20022006UnknownMen's Lifestyle
Motor Plus19992018Kompas Gramedia GroupAutomotive
Keren Beken!20002012Aneka Yess! GroupTeen
Otomotif1991presentKompas Gramedia GroupAutomotive
Komputek19902014Jawa Pos GroupComputer
Bintang19912019Media Bintang IndonesiaEntertainment
Wanita Indonesia19892019Citra Media PersadaWomen's
Nakita19992017Kompas Gramedia GroupFamily
Oto Plus20032017Kompas Gramedia GroupAutomotive
Saji20032021Kompas Gramedia GroupCooking
Genie20052017MNC MediaWomen's
Realita20062017MNC MediaReality
GO19942006Media GoSports
Sinyal20052016Kompas Gramedia GroupMobile phone
Rumah20032017Kompas Gramedia GroupHousing
Kontan1996presentKompas Gramedia GroupBusiness
PcPlus20002013Kompas Gramedia GroupComputer
Cek & Ricek19982019Cek & RicekEntertainment
Koki20032020Jawa Pos GroupCooking
Femme20092016Jawa Pos GroupWomen's
Nurani20002017Jawa Pos GroupWomen's
Modis20082017Jawa Pos GroupWomen's
Ototrend20012018Jawa Pos GroupAutomotive
Posmo19992019Jawa Pos GroupHistory
Info Kecantikan20062013Jawa Pos GroupWomen's
Gaul20022014EmtekTeen
Pulsa20032021Pulsa Indomedia PratamaMobile phone
Mama Mia!20072008EmtekWomen's
Bintang Home20032019Media Bintang IndonesiaHousing
Cantiq20062012Jawa Pos GroupWomen's

Local newspapers

All newspapers listed below are in Indonesian.

Newspaper chain

Note: Some members of these chain are shown below this sub-section.

Contents

List of newspapers

(*) indicates a local insertion of Jawa Pos

Aceh

North Sumatra

West Sumatra

Riau

Riau Island

Jambi

South Sumatra

Bangka Belitung

Bengkulu

Lampung

Banten

Special Capital Region of Jakarta

West Java

Central Java

Special Region of Yogyakarta

East Java

Bali

West Nusa Tenggara

East Nusa Tenggara

West Kalimantan

Central Kalimantan

East Kalimantan

South Kalimantan

North Kalimantan

North Sulawesi

South Sulawesi

Southeast Sulawesi

Central Sulawesi

Gorontalo

West Sulawesi

Maluku

North Maluku

West Papua

Southwest Papua

Papua

Central Papua

South Papua

Foreign-language newspapers

Chinese

English

Japanese

Defunct and historical newspapers

Malay/Indonesian

Contemporary (1945–present)

Historical (defunct before 1945)

Party-owned

Chinese

Dutch

English

See also

Footnotes

  1. Monday-Saturday edition in broadsheet, Sunday edition in tabloid.
  2. First published as a physical newspaper. Its print edition was closed in 2020, retaining its digital edition.

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