JakTV

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Jak TV is an Indonesian capital regional

JakTV's programming is focused towards news, magazines and soft news. As of August 2018, JakTV extended its broadcasting into 24 hours airtime, and added a new slogan "Dari Jakarta Untuk Indonesia" (From Jakarta to Indonesia).

History

Jak TV was originally a joint venture between Mahaka Media, Artha Graha Network and Jawa Pos Group. In 2005, City TV Network, a joint effort of Indonesian local television, coordinated by Jak TV began.

On 30 October 2010, Jak TV held a 5K Fun Walk in the framework of the Jak TV 5th anniversary celebration which included the Jakartaku Peace Declaration, attended by 4000 participants.

The Jak TV 6th anniversary was attended by 6326 participants on 30 October 2011.

In 2016, Jak TV broadcast Serie A football matches for two seasons (2016–17 and 2017–18).^[1]

In 2017, Jak TV covers both Inter Milan's International Champions Cup Singapore matches.^[2]

In 2019, Jak TV broadcast selected live and most delayed

• Award from UNICEF and WHO as a station that promoted the dangers of polio in Indonesia and how to handle it regularly (16 November 2005).
• MURI record for Kentongan Peace (2011)
• Adikarya Wisata award from the DKI Jakarta Disparbud Department as the best local station for tourism and culture of
  DKI Jakarta
  (4 December 2012).

References

External links

• Official Site

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