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Data Pers 2014 Dewan Pers DATA PERS NASIONAL 2014 DATA PERS NASIONAL 2014 Data Pers Nasional 2014 | I II | Data Pers Nasional 2014 DATA PERS NASIONAL 2014 Diterbitkan Oleh: Dewan Pers Data Pers Nasional 2014 | III DATA PERS NASIONAL 2014 Penyusun: Tim Dewan Pers Cetakan pertama: Desember 2014 Hak Cipta pada © Dewan Pers Data Pers Nasional 2014 Penyusun: Tim Dewan Pers -Cet. I. -Jakarta: Dewan Pers; 2014 XXVIII + 302 halaman; 17.5 x 24 cm ISBN: 978-602-8721-25-7 Dewan Pers Gedung Dewan Pers Lantai 7-8 Jl. Kebon Sirih No. 32-34, Jakarta Pusat Telp. (021) 3504874-75, 77 Faks. (021) 3452030 www.dewanpers.or.id | www.presscouncil.or.id [email protected] Twitter: @dewanpers IV | Data Pers Nasional 2014 //Daftar Isi DAFTAR ISI Pengantar Pendataan Pers Nasional Tahun 2014 ............................................................................... IX Tim Pendataan Pembuka Badan Usaha Pers ...................................................................................................................... XIX Bagir Manan Standar Perusahaan Pers ...................................................................................................... XXIV Surat Edaran Dewan Pers Tentang Pelaksanaan UU Pers dan Standar Perusahaan Pers ................................................... XXVI Seruan Dewan Pers Tentang Penggunaan Nama Penerbitan Pers ........................ XXVIII DATA PERS CETAK 1. Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam................................................................................... 3 2. Sumatera Utara........................................................................................................... 7 3. Sumatera Barat............................................................................................................ 13 4. Riau.................................................................................................................................. 19 5. Kepulauan Riau........................................................................................................... 25 6. Jambi............................................................................................................................... 29 7. Sumatera Selatan........................................................................................................ 33 8. Bangka Belitung.......................................................................................................... 45 9. Bengkulu........................................................................................................................ 49 10. Lampung ...................................................................................................................... 53 11. Banten............................................................................................................................ 59 12. DKI Jakarta.................................................................................................................... 63 13. Jawa Barat..................................................................................................................... 87 14. Jawa Tengah................................................................................................................. 95 15. Yogyakarta.................................................................................................................... 101 16. Jawa Timur.................................................................................................................... 105 17. Bali................................................................................................................................... 117 18. Nusa Tenggara Barat................................................................................................. 123 19. Nusa Tenggara Timur................................................................................................ 127 20. Kalimantan Barat........................................................................................................ 131 Data Pers Nasional 2014 | V //Daftar Isi 21. Kalimantan Selatan ................................................................................................... 129 22. Kalimantan Tengah.................................................................................................... 139 23. Kalimantan Timur....................................................................................................... 143 24. Sulawesi Selatan......................................................................................................... 147 25. Sulawesi Tenggara...................................................................................................... 153 26. Sulawesi Tengah.......................................................................................................... 157 27. Gorontalo...................................................................................................................... 161 28. Sulawesi Utara............................................................................................................. 165 29. Sulawesi Barat.............................................................................................................. 169 30. Maluku............................................................................................................................ 173 31. Maluku Utara................................................................................................................ 177 32. Papua.............................................................................................................................. 181 33. Papua Barat................................................................................................................... 185 34. Kalimantan Utara........................................................................................................ 189 DATA PERS TELEVISI 1. Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam................................................................................... 194 2. Sumatera Utara........................................................................................................... 194 3. Sumatera Barat............................................................................................................ 195 4. Riau.................................................................................................................................. 195 5. Kepulauan Riau........................................................................................................... 196 6. Jambi............................................................................................................................... 196 7. Sumatera Selatan........................................................................................................ 197 8. Bangka Belitung.......................................................................................................... 197 9. Bengkulu........................................................................................................................ 197 10. Lampung ...................................................................................................................... 198 11. Banten............................................................................................................................ 198 12. DKI Jakarta.................................................................................................................... 199 13. Jawa Barat..................................................................................................................... 201 14. Jawa Tengah................................................................................................................. 202 15. Yogyakarta.................................................................................................................... 202 16. Jawa Timur.................................................................................................................... 203 17. Bali................................................................................................................................... 204 18. Nusa Tenggara Barat................................................................................................. 205 19. Nusa Tenggara Timur................................................................................................ 205 20. Kalimantan Barat........................................................................................................ 205 21. Kalimantan Selatan ................................................................................................... 206 22. Kalimantan Tengah.................................................................................................... 207 23. Kalimantan Timur....................................................................................................... 208 24. Sulawesi Selatan......................................................................................................... 209 25. Sulawesi Tenggara...................................................................................................... 209 26. Sulawesi Tengah.......................................................................................................... 209 VI | Data Pers Nasional 2014 //Daftar Isi 27. Gorontalo...................................................................................................................... 210 28. Sulawesi Utara............................................................................................................
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