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RSS FEATURED WRITERS Lily Yulianti is a journalist and writer. She was born and raised in Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. After finishing her MA in gender and development studies at the University of Melbourne, Australia in 2004 she moved to Tokyo, working as an Indonesian language specialist and radio broadcaster for Radio Japan NHK World. She is interested in South East Asian studies, gender issues, and culture. No. Article Date 'George's Secret Key to the Universe' Stephen Hawking's daughter talks about her new children's book 1 Unlike other children's adventure or science fiction books that emphasize the adventures of the main characters, this bo... >>more 2008.03.10 Quality Citizen Reporting Works A progress report on a citizen journalism project in Indonesia 2 We are confident in turning stories by ordinary people into our headlines, as we believe they are our representatives in... >>more 2007.12.09 Waiting for a Role Model for Muslim World [Analysis] Economic integration in Asia opens opportunity for addressing diversity 3 "For example, Malaysia has spread information to our business and trading counterparts about halal products that meet Mu... >>more 2007.05.24 Indonesia's First Full-Time Blogger Budi Putra, 34, quits respectable day job to devote himself to blog 4 Budi has decided to make a living from blogging alone, a move that inspires many bloggers in the country where the Inter... >>more 2007.05.07 The Citizen Reporter as Eyewitness Praise for student's footage of Virginia Tech mass killing 5 His footage, some of it shaky, set the scene inside the campus: an empty road outside a nearby building being approached... >>more 2007.04.17 OhmyNews Inspires Citizen Journalism in Indonesia OMNI citizen reporter launches Panyingkul! 6 Why did the idea of a local Web site with a citizen journalism model look so appealing to me? The fact was, after spendi... >>more 2007.01.31 Voices from the Streets: Say No to Bush As U.S. President arrives for six-hour visit to Indonesia, protests continue 7 Some experts and civic groups have called the preparations for Bush's six-hour visit to Indonesia simply overwhelming: t... >>more 2006.11.20 Tokyo International Film Festival Third installment in Yoji Yamada's samurai trilogy opens nine-day-long extravaganza 8 To the Japanese, Yamada is a much-respected director, famously known as the creator of the world's longest running film ... >>more 2006.10.20 N. Korea Is a Frightening Country Japanese citizens respond to the nuclear test 9 People rushed to pick up the papers and ended up with similar comments: condemning North Korea's latest move. It was not... >>more 2006.10.09 Internet Creates a World Without Distance In celebration of OneWebDay on Sept. 22, 2006 10 My husband once managed to babysit our 8-year-old son from his apartment in Orebro, Sweden. By using skype and a Web-cam... >>more 2006.09.22 Falsely Accused of Terrorism A chilling aspect of the global war on terror 11 By simply glancing at the headlines and not going on to carefully read the whole story, anyone could have concluded that... >>more 2006.09.11 Tough Choices for Japanese Women [Analysis] Career and freedom, or childbirth and tradition? 12 If a Japanese woman decides to marry and have children, it is her business "only" to later juggle with domestic duties a... >>more 2006.09.06 Koizumi Visits Yasukuni Shrine South Korea, China condemn appearance on war anniversary 13 Five years ago, when he took office, Koizumi once promised that he would visit the shrine, which glorifies Japanese war ... >>more 2006.08.15 Japan's Socioeconomic Time Bomb [Analysis] A large aging population plus a low birth rate equals problems for the government 14 Indeed, the mass retirement of baby boomers has been widely discussed in Japan, in addition to the aging population. Var... >>more 2006.08.12 The Dreams of 100 Orphans International Children's Conference takes place in Tokyo 15 There are AIDS orphans from Uganda, children who lost their parents in the Afghan war, orphans from the massive earthqua... >>more 2006.08.10     [1] [2]      Title Reporter content Yehonathan Tommer   Independent Inquiry Is Unavoidable Michael Werbowski   [Fiction] The Plague Chronicles John Boland   Not So "Neet" Michael Solis   Victims of HIV-related Travel Restrictions in Korea [ESL/EFL Podcast] Saying No Seventeenth in a series of English language lessons from Jennifer Lebedev...    [ESL/EFL] Talking About Change    [ESL/ EFL Podcast] Personal Finances    [ESL/EFL] Buying and Selling How worried are you about the H1N1 influenza virus?   Very worried   Somewhat worried   Not yet   Not at all     * Vote to see the result.     Two Stories Become Three in Lexington, Va.  Fund Raising Fair  Will Hatoyama Ban Whaling?  Liga's Win Pushes Team To Semifinals  Beauty from the Fires of Hell  Amazon Business Show Starts in a Week  Questions for President Obama  Tiepolo, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Picasso and More:  Brazil - Global Entrepreneurship Week  A Serious Man

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