2 research outputs found
Copyright Protection in Indonesia: Addressing Piracy and Digital Challenges in the Creative Economy
No full textCopyright has a vital role in the development of Indonesia’s creative industry which is one of the main pillars of the country’s economy and contributes significantly to the GDP. The sub-sectors include music, film, visual arts and digital applications and have the possibility of growing even further especially due to technological progress. However, the digital age has its dark side and one restricts of creativity them and is affected piracy the and creators. The copyright purpose infringement of which this study is to assess the effectiveness of copyright laws in Indonesia with an emphasis on the issues that have emerged in the course of the digital revolution. The research is of a qualitative nature and the findings are based on the analysis of Law No. 28 of 2014 on Copyright, case studies in the creative economy sector and comparison with other countries including Japan and South enforcement Korea. The is study bedridden establishes with that several although challenges the including copyright the laws spread in of Indonesia illegal are content adequate, on their the digital platforms, low awareness of the public and weak enforcement mechanisms. Other countries that have encountered similar issues have put in place strong measures which include technology and regulation adaptation as well as government, industry and technology partners. Based on the findings of this study, it is recommended that should the be regulations educated concerning on the the digital need platforms to be respect enhanced, copyright the laws public and there should be interdepartmental cooperation. It is anticipated that these measures will lead to the development of an environment that supports creativity, safeguards the works of creativity and enhances the sustainable development of the creative industry in Indonesia
Legal Protection for Investors Against Insider Trading in The Indonesian Capital Market
No full textThis study explores how recent regulations introduced by Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan, or OJK) have influenced transparency, efficiency, and investor protection in the country’s capital market. Using a mixed-methods approach and combining quantitative analysis of market performance with qualitative insights from policy reviews, the research evaluates the impact of these regulatory changes. The findings suggest that OJK’s initiatives, including enhanced disclosure requirements, digital reporting systems, and simplified compliance procedures, have significantly improved market transparency and helped build investor confidence. Efficiency has also improved, with lower transaction costs and faster regulatory approvals thanks to greater automation and better policy alignment.[1] Moreover, stronger oversight and expanded investor education programs have contributed to better protection, especially for retail investors. Despite these gains, challenges remain, such as inconsistent implementation, limited resources, and compliance issues among smaller market participants. Overall, while OJK’s reforms mark important progress in modernizing Indonesia’s capital market, further efforts are needed to tackle structural issues. The study recommends ongoing policy refinement, stronger institutional collaboration, and targeted support for underserved groups. It highlights the importance of adaptive regulation in promoting sustainable market growth while managing risks, offering valuable lessons for policymakers in other emerging markets
