MAKASSAR: Pertunjukan Wayang Potehi (Foto)

Pertunjukan Wayang Potehi dalam rangka Semarak Imlek Makassar 2012 di Gedung Manunggal, Makassar, Jumat malam.


Cerita dan Foto Lain tentang Makassar

MAKASSAR: Tarian Kipas dari Vihara Girinaga

Malam Satu Hati dalam rangka Semarak Imlek Makassar 2012 di Gedung Manunggal, Makassar, Jumat malam.


Cerita dan Foto Lain tentang Makassar

FOTO MAKASSAR: Songkok To Bone

Songkok tradisional Bugis, Songkok To Bone.


Cerita dan Foto Lain tentang Makassar

FOTO MAKASSAR: Kupu-kupu Raksasa di Bantimurung

Kupu-kupu raksasa menyambut pengunjung lokasi wisata air terjun Bantimurung, Maros, Sulawesi Selatan.

Spot wisata sekitar satu jam dari Makassar dengan mobil ini diramaikan oleh aneka rupa dan warna kupu-kupu.

Cerita dan Foto Lain tentang Makassar

MAKASSAR: Air Terjun Mini di Maros Water Park

Air terjun mini di Maros Water Park, tidak jauh dari permandian alam air terjun Bantimurung di Sulawesi Selatan.


Water Park ini dilengkapi waterboom dan sarana out bond.

Cerita dan Foto Lain tentang Makassar

MAKASSAR: Kaki Lima Minggu Pagi di Pantai Losari

Pedagang kaki lima menjajakan jualan di trotoar kawasan Pantai Losari, Makassar, Minggu pagi.
Setiap akhir pekan, Pantai Losari padat dengan warga yang berolahraga. Ada kerumunan ada kaki lima.

Cerita dan Foto Lain tentang Makassar

Everyday Ethics - Next Steps on McCain Story: Repeating What You Don't Report

Diskusi etik tentang bagaimana wartawan dan surat kabar seharusnya.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Poynter Institute <newsletters@poynter.org>
Date: Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 2:30 AM
Subject: Everyday Ethics - Next Steps on McCain Story: Repeating What You Don't Report
To: febricfitriansyah@gmail.com

More Everyday Ethics Unsubscribe from Everyday Ethics Poynteronline Everyday Ethics Thursday, February 21, 2008 Next Steps on McCain Story: Repeating What You Don't Report By Kelly McBride: (Additional comment below from Poynter's Roy Clark, Tom Huang, Bob Steele, Al Tompkins and Keith Woods.) RELATED "For McCain, Self-Confidence on Ethics Poses Its Own Risk," The New York Times. Comments from The New York Times' McCain piece. "New York Times Defends McCain Piece," MSNBC. "The Long Run-Up: Behind the 'Bombshell' in The New York Times," The New Republic. "Downie: 'Wash Post' McCain Story Helped by NY Times story," Editor & Publisher. "McCain Camp Vows to 'Go to War' with New York Times," Politico. "The McCain Story: What's It Really About?" Poynter's Kelly McBride. "The John McCain Fallout: How Do You Handle the Story Tonight?" by Al Tompkins. Most Americans will not learn about The New York Times' allegations that John McCain had an inappropriate relationship with a lobbyist from The New York Times. They'll hear it from cable television or talk radio or their local newspaper. The rest of the world of journalism has as much credibility at stake today as The New York Times does. Here's why: If you start with McCain's denial of wrong-doing, he looks guilty. If you start with a statement that the McCain campaign was thrown into turmoil today, he looks guilty. If you start with the allegation that McCain's staffers were worried that he was having an affair, you make him look guilty. Our formulas for repeating news could work against us if we don't take some care and caution. Here's an alternative structure: Give your audience the big picture. Tell them that the nation's largest and most prestigious paper published a long, complex story today, calling into question McCain's judgment on many issues. As part of that story, the newspaper revealed that eight years ago the senator's staffers feared he was having an affair with a lobbyist, who seemed to show up at unexpected times. Explain how news is originated and then repeated. Explain that many people have questions about The New York Times' approach. Examine the entangled relationship between journalism and politics. The Times' decision to lead and end their story with McCain's relationship with Vicki Iseman is potentially distorting. The rest of the journalism world bears responsibility for minimizing or magnifying that distortion. More From Al Tompkins: This morning, the media pack dutifully followed the story all morning by showing split screen images of McCain and the cocktail dress-wearing lobbyist. They didn't focus on campaign reform laws or lobby laws. They didn't focus on legislation she was interested in versus McCain's support or voting. They focused on whether he had a romantic relationship. In my video storytelling class I usually teach this lesson: "When the eye and the ear compete, the eye wins." No matter what you are saying while those images are on the TV screen, the audience will not hear you clearly -- they will remember the images. Be VERY careful about what images, headlines and teases you use in your coverage. For television, showing McCain and Iseman on the screen at the same time may visually imply a relationship. Showing Iseman on the screen at the same time that you are showing McCain standing with his wife sets up a   visual tension that is hard to deny. A headline that says "McCain Denies Inappropriate Relationship" is very different from "McCain Denies Lobbyist Ties" or "McCain Says He is Disappointed in The New York Times." More to come in Al's Morning Meeting. From Bob Steele: Rigor. It's an essential value that supports responsible journalism. And it's key in this case. The New York Times had the obligation to apply rigorous, exacting, substantive standards of reporting, editing and ethics on the McCain story. Times' editors clearly believed this story was important, given its strong play and length. The Times could have and should have given readers more information about why and how they developed, reported, vetted and edited this story. They should have revealed proactively the story behind the story. They should have better explained the decision to use some unnamed sources, better explained the timing of the publication. The Times should have offered a better account of the rigor behind the story. They shouldn't have waited until critics started firing machine guns. It appears defensive rather than legitimately justifying the journalism. It's just as important for all other news organizations following up this story to apply their own level of intense rigor. Newsroom leaders must ask hard questions as they decide why, how and what to report. Editors, news directors, producers and reporters must constantly ask themselves questions about accuracy, fairness, context and newsworthiness. Can we independently verify that information? How can we heighten fairness? What else do we need to report to make sure our story honors the context of the original story? How do we give proper tone and proportion to this story? Rigor. It must be a linchpin value at every stage of the reporting. Rigor is at the heart of responsible journalism. From Roy Peter Clark: The timing of The New York Times story about John McCain is a conspiracy theorist's dream come true. On the right, the narrative goes like this: The Times wants the Democratic candidate to become the next president, which means it needs to help create the weakest possible Republican candidate. The Times had the story of an inappropriate relationship with a woman lobbyist as early as last December, and held it until after the primary election cycle, during which they endorsed John McCain. The theory goes that they withheld news that might have weakened McCain at exactly a time when a  weaker McCain could have been defeated by a more reliably conservative candidate. Now that McCain has essentially become the Republican presidential candidate, the Times rolls out an explosive story designed to undercut him in the fight against the Democrats. Whew.   Times editor Bill Keller released a statement on the timing of the story:  "On the substance, we think the story speaks for itself. In all the uproar, no one has challenged what we actually reported. On the timing, our policy is, we publish stories when they are ready. "'Ready' means the facts have been nailed down to our satisfaction, the subjects have all been given a full and fair chance to respond, and the reporting has been written up with all the proper context and caveats. This story was no exception. It was a long time in the works. It reached my desk late Tuesday afternoon. After a final edit and a routine check by our lawyers, we published it." For Keller, then, the readiness is all. I would argue, in response, that while readiness is the key factor in deciding when to publish, it's rarely the only one. Reporters and editors know that stories are sometimes held so they can be lawyered. At other times they are rushed into print because of competitive pressures -- especially fears that they'll get scooped on their own story. Often on explosive political stories, internal pressures come into play that include disagreements on story focus and play. There is a long tradition in American journalism of taking special care with the publication of explosive stories that can affect the course of an election. Remember when the Los Angeles Times ran stories about Arnold Schwarzenegger's alleged "groping" of women? The timing of that story became central to determination of its fairness. Politicians at every level know this dirty trick: If your candidate is losing, leak a story to the press close to the actual election that will turn the outcome. Here are some questions that might help journalists determine when to publish: 1. Do we have a strong consensus inside the newsroom that now is the time? 2. Have the key stakeholders been consulted? 3. Are we prepared to explain to the public why we chose this time to publish? 4. Is it possible to publish a part of the story that is "ready" while other parts of the story are still cooking? 5. Are revelations about the personal life of a candidate relevant in this particular story? 6. Are such revelations central to the story, or just the carnival barker at the door of the tent? 7. What public interest is served by publishing this story now?  From Keith Woods: Why now? It's such an obvious question. When a news organization tosses an explosive story into a roiling political campaign, whether it's The New York Times and the presidential race or your local newspaper and a mayoral election, the public will surely wonder about the timing. Set aside the obvious partisan reasons people are likely to question the Times' timing on the story of John McCain's relationships with lobbyists. It's a fair question to wonder why allegations so firmly grounded in a campaign eight years ago only now are making their way into the newspaper. You don't need to be a conspiracy theorist or even a Republican to wonder, "Why now?" The Times should have answered that question at the same moment it raised questions about McCain's marital fidelity and political fealty. What does it take, really? A few paragraphs that explain the reporting process; a few words that tell readers how many phone calls, private conversations, e-mails -- years -- it took to nail this story down. That sort of transparency is good for a couple of reasons. For one, it answers a news question. Yes, a news question. When the nation's powerhouse newspaper plops a story like this one onto the political tabletop, the newspaper, like or not, becomes the news. And "Why now?" becomes as important a journalistic question as "Who?" and "What?" and the other core queries of the craft. Given the new, interactive, two-way relationship news organizations must forge with readers, listeners and viewers, it's not just appropriate but necessary that the newspaper should offer timely insight into its decision-making. The old "we-stand-by-our-story" posture is trite and betrays the new terms of journalism's pact with its audience. It invites charges like "arrogant" and "elitist," and it erodes our fragile credibility. And it only takes a simple act of journalism -- answering the obvious questions -- to set the record straight. From Tom Huang: By noon today, more than 1,500 readers had posted comments about The Times' McCain story to the paper's Web site. The reader feedback -- impassioned and intelligent for the most part -- reveal the power that news Web sites have for fostering dialogue and debate about high-profile stories. Readers are debating how The Times framed the McCain story, and whether the story is relevant to the campaign. "The article was about Mr. McCain's blind spots and his tin ear for feedback about how others are perceiving him," wrote one reader. "I think that is relevant information for voters to consider when someone is running for President of the United States. Mr. McCain's involvement with lobbyists is relevant as well in whether he is a part of the solution or is one of the problems in the economic challenges we face. We need something more than simply a person's opinion of themselves as a qualification to run for this office." But another reader disagreed with the Times' decision to run the story: "I am disappointed and dismayed by the lack of judgment and professionalism displayed by The New York Times in publishing this article. To print such unsubstantiated rumor and innuendo is the type of journalism one would expect from the National Enquirer. By publishing news that is NOT 'fit to print,' don't be surprised when the overall prestige and influence of your publication is eventually compromised and lost." At the same time, the reader comments reveal a potential pitfall. Some readers are asking about reports alleging that the Times delayed the McCain story for a few months. Readers are also questioning the timing of the story's publication. One reader asked: "I'm a full-fledged Barack Obama supporter, but even I have to ask The New York Times the old Watergate questions: 'What did you know?' and 'When did you know it?' and an updated question, 'Why this story now?'" By enabling readers to comment on articles, editors raise the expectation that the paper will explain the decisions behind these stories. There's a greater demand for transparency. And yet, as Keith Woods notes, the Times for now is taking a "we stand by our story" posture. As editors allow readers to communicate with one another, they will need to re-examine how well they themselves communicate with their readers. Posted by Kelly McBride 2:20:25 PM E-mail this item | Add Your Comments | QuickLink this item: A138164 The McCain Story: What's it Really About? UPDATE FROM POYNTER FACULTY MOVING SHORTLY... Within minutes of posting a long story on Sen. John McCain's ethical blindspots Wednesday evening, The New York Times' Web site was gathering hundreds of comments. Although the thrust of the story was an examination of the Republican candidate's mixed record on moral and ethical choices, that's not what most readers will take away. The story begins and ends with an anecdote about McCain's close friendship with lobbyist Vicki Iseman eight years ago during the senator's last bid for president. Quoting mostly unnamed and few named sources, The Times paints a picture of campaign staffers freaking out at the possibility that McCain was having an affair, blocking Iseman's access to the senator and eventually confronting her in D.C.'s Union Station. No one in the story alleges the two actually had a romantic affair. Every source interviewed suggests that their concern was as much the appearance of Iseman's frequent presence on the campaign trail, and at events. Most of the people posting comments to the story accuse The Times of speculation and rumor-mongering. To be fair, the story is long and includes many other examples of McCain's questionable judgment. But as the story is repeated today across the country, all that context will disappear. It will go from a nuanced portrait of the candidate's shortcomings to "The New York Times today reported that eight years ago, John McCain's campaign staffers were so concerned about his relationship with this woman, (flash picture of blonde, smiling Iseman, looking beautiful and wearing an evening gown) they blocked her access to the senator and eventually confronted her in Union Station." The Times' story is about McCain's contradictory nature. But leading and ending with the most salacious example of that contradiction guarantees that as the story is retold today, it will become a question of whether McCain had an affair. If that's what the story is really about, does The Times have an obligation to address it more directly? The paper reports that "Mr. McCain, 71, and the lobbyist, Vicki Iseman, 40, both say they never had a romantic relationship." But The Times provides no context for either denial. Did the paper ask both the senator and the lobbyist directly if they had sex? Under the circumstances of this story, would such a direct question be appropriate? The Times reports that McCain called Times Executive Editor Bill Keller to complain about the paper's inquiries. When? What else did the senator say to the editor, and what did Keller say? Where should the reporting go from here? Posted by Kelly McBride 12:51:23 PM E-mail this item | Add Your Comments | QuickLink this item: A138119 Monday, February 4, 2008 Posted by Kelly McBride 4:43:40 PM Tuesday's Problem: Should Journalists Declare Party Allegiance? RELATED "Super Tuesday Tips," by Butch Ward, Jill Geisler and Ellyn Angelotti. "Denver Post Editor Gives Some Staffers Go-Ahead to Caucus, Bars Others." "John Temple Just Says No to Caucusing by Rocky Staffers." "Good Journalism Requires Sacrifice of Political Life," by Rob Karwath, Duluth News Tribune. "Journalists Give up Privileges to Limit Perception of Bias," by David Zeeck, The News Tribune. In the past two weeks I've been asked over and over if newsrooms should allow journalists to participate in caucuses and primaries where voters must publicly declare a political affiliation in order to get a ballot. Editors and news directors want to know what boundaries to set. Journalists everywhere get uncomfortable when it feels like their right to vote clashes with newsroom policies. I liked how Denver Post editor Greg Moore put it in his recent memo to staff. He said he would not prohibit folks from attending, but that he would prefer they hold back. He shares the concern that many editors have, namely that a record of the political affiliations will reinforce the perception that newsrooms are biased. It's a legitimate worry, given the slipping credibility of professional journalists. Moore went on to point out that certain journalists with very specific job titles must not declare a political affiliation. His list was more inclusive than most, including all metro and business columnists, department heads and those in online operations. Moore's counterpart over at the Rocky Mountain News, John Temple, took an even more restrictive approach. He said no to all journalists participating in a caucus. Editors in Duluth, Minn., and Tacoma, Wash., took on the issue this weekend as well, coming down in different places. It's a tough spot for the head of a newsroom to be in. You can't prevent an employee from exercising a constitutional right. But you can minimize staffers' involvement in political coverage if they have created a perception of bias or a conflict of interest. And if a significant portion of your staff can't cover politics, can't edit politics and can't write headlines over political stories, that's a problem too.    This might be a problem that's peculiar to newsrooms in the United States, where news content (as opposed to opinion and editorial) remains free from political affiliation. It could be that someday we will move to something more like the European model, where many newsrooms reflect a political position.  I still think there's value in a newsroom with a neutral point of view when it comes to politics. As long as neutrality is a value, it seems that caucuses and restrictive primaries will pose a difficult choice for journalists. What are some other ways to resolve this issue? E-mail this item | Add/View Feedback (12) | QuickLink this item: A137051 Thursday, January 24, 2008 Tensions of The Trade: Competing Loyalties, Conflicting Interests By Bob Steele Nelson Poynter Scholar for Journalism Values Dozens of time every year, I get a call or e-mail from a journalist or a newsroom leader who's wrestling with an issue involving possible conflict of interest. It's one of the most common ethical challenges in our profession. Sometimes, these matters are high profile. The New York Times public editor, Clark Hoyt, wrote about the intersection of public and private lives in his January 20th column.  He posed this intriguing question: "What do you do when a journalist's spouse or lover is also a newsmaker?" and focused on the paper's Supreme Court reporter, Linda Greenhouse, and the intersection of her work with that of her husband, an expert on military law. Hoyt interviewed me for his column, and in thinking through the Greenhouse case I wrote down some broader thoughts that apply to all journalists and news organizations, not just the superstars. I focused on loyalties, the root of relationships and the potential trigger for the conflicts. All journalists have competing loyalties. These are intersections of their professional roles and personal lives. Relationships with family or very close friends can lead to promises made, secrets kept and obligations made. These understandable and inescapable personal loyalties can, however, create tension with the journalist's professional duty and ethical responsibilities. Journalists have the unique and essential role of seeking the truth and reporting it as fully as possible. That primary duty is partly built on the principle of independence. Journalists should not allow undue influence from others or their own self interest to erode the independence that could in turn corrode the integrity of the journalism. Conflicts of interest can undermine independence. Individual journalists and their news organizations must constantly manage competing loyalties to make sure they don't evolve into problematic conflicts of interest. Managing competing loyalties means anticipating, identifying and addressing the points of tension so that routine potholes don't turn into huge pitfalls. The journalists and their supervisors can consider a range of alternatives in managing the competing loyalties. It's always important to anticipate and recognize the potential intersections of the professional and personal and make sure that the integrity of the journalism is not adversely impacted. That requires ongoing discussions, probing questions, and sound checks and balances in the editing process to surface any concerns. So, what's the remedy when competing loyalties cannot be managed and a conflict of interest is apparent? In some cases, it might be necessary for the journalist to recuse himself from certain stories where the personal loyalties and the professional role intersect. To turn over a particular story to a colleague. In some cases, it may be necessary for the journalist to change reporting assignments or beats to stay completely away from any coverage of someone with whom the journalist has a significant competing loyalty. And, in some cases, the journalist (or the other family member involved in the competing loyalty) might choose to leave a professional position in order to fully honor the personal loyalty and to remove a professional conflict of interest. What about disclosure of a competing loyalty? Is that a sufficient remedy? Yes and no. Disclosure is one form of transparency. Disclosure informs and alerts other stakeholders (readers, for instance, or those involved in the stories the reporter is covering) of the competing loyalty. It allows other stakeholders to be aware of and scrutinize the disclosed competing loyalty and raise a red flag if they see a conflict of interest. Disclosure reveals and shines light. But this form of transparency must be accompanied by accountability. The journalist and the news organization must commit to an ongoing process of examination and oversight to make sure that a manageable competing loyalty does not grow into a problematic conflict of interest. Posted by Bob Steele 11:51:14 AM E-mail this item | Add Your Comments | QuickLink this item: A136358 Friday, January 11, 2008 Campaigns Putting News to Use Reporters new to the politics beat are often shocked -- shocked -- to find their stories re-purposed as campaign ads. It happens all the time, on television ads and in printed fliers. RELATED Additional resources for and articles about ethical decision-making in the newsroom To receive "Everyday Ethics" by e-mail, sign up here. Newsletters are delivered as new items are added. Reporters' objections are understandable. When favorable stories about a political candidate are used by a campaign or a political action committee to generate support, or when the opposition uses negative stories to tear down a candidate, it compromises the perception that the reporter and the newsroom are independent. Most newsrooms have reprint policies that dictate who can obtain copyright permissions, what they can do with reprints and how much they have to pay. Given the perception problem, when it comes to political stories, why don't newsrooms refuse to grant permission to people who seek to use content for campaign purposes? A recent case in Indiana shows just how hard that would be. Last September, Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack published a column detailing how the McHenry County State's Attorney had billed taxpayers $17,000 for sweets. In November and December, someone anonymously mailed 900 copies of the column to residents in the area. Mack wrote a column telling readers she didn't send out the mailing. Last week, a competing newspaper, the Northwest Herald, got to the bottom of things. It turns out the Republican Party Chairman Bill LeFew paid $400 of his own money to the Daily Herald to reprint and distribute the column. He did so, he said, to inform voters who might participate in an upcoming primary. He claims he was acting as a private citizen, using his own funds. He gained the permission through an online link on the paper's website. Political interests on all sides directed their anger at the paper for allowing the column to be used. Here are my questions: How could newsrooms limit reprints? Should they require those seeking reprints to refrain from using them in political ads? Is that legal? Would that have stopped the distribution in this case? Or, is it better to be liberal with reprint requests? Would it leave newsrooms open to more charges of bias if they had to determine if a use was political? Are there any newsrooms out there that successfully limit use of their material in campaign ads? Posted by Kelly McBride 1:33:47 PM E-mail this item | Add/View Feedback (4) | QuickLink this item: A135686   Copyright © 1995-2008 The Poynter Institute More Everyday Ethics Unsubscribe from Everyday Ethics HOME | SEMINARS Next Steps on McCain Story: Repeating What You Don't Report Sex and the Senator By Kelly McBride Pollution Study Hidden Al's Thursday Meeting Foreclosure Vandals Al's Thursday Meeting Foreclosure Deputies Al's Thursday Meeting Mid-Life Suicides Al's Thursday Meeting Fired for Blogging? By Amy Gahran Castro, McCain & Obama Page One Today Mapping, Drupal 6... By Amy Gahran Politicker.com By Amy Gahran NYT's Paperless Paper By Rick Edmonds Leading Steele-Style By Jill Geisler Thoughts on My New Job By Bob Steele

You have received this newsletter because our records indicate you selected it. To stop delivery, go to the Newsletters page on Poynter Online. That link should take you directly to the Newsletters page. If not, you can copy the following link into your browser: http://www.poynter.org/profile/subscribe.asp. You can also change your newsletter selections from your Personal Page by scrolling down to My Newsletters and click on Edit.

--
Tribun Timur, Surat Kabar
Terbesar di Makassar
www.tribun-timur.com

Website Links to Tribun Timur, Makassar

The total number of pages that contain links to
www.tribun-timur.com:
45,281
per February 21st, 2008 according to http://www.dnscoop.com/

Yahoo! Site Explorer

:" query has been redirected to Site Explorer. You can continue to use normal web search for other queries.

---

Pages (51,560) | Inlinks (38,200)

Result Details:

Show Inlinks From All PagesExcept from this domainExcept from this subdomain to: Only this URLEntire Site

Submit Webpage or Site Feed | Export results to: TSV

1. Katong orang NTT pung koran
   Authenticate the site to see additional information www.indomedia.com/poskup - 12k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
2. Serambi Online :: Menuju Pembangunan dan Pembaruan
   Authenticate the site to see additional information www.serambinews.com - 71k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
3. BangkaPos.CyberMedia :: Gerbang Informasi Kepulauan Bangka Belitung
   Authenticate the site to see additional information www.bangkapos.com - 38k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
4. Serambi Online :: Menuju Pembangunan dan Pembaruan
   Authenticate the site to see additional information www.indomedia.com/serambi - 71k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
5. RUMAH MUNAWIR
   Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com - 102k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
6. www.portalinfaq.org
   Authenticate the site to see additional information www.portalinfaq.org - 63k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
7. [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
   Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com - 76k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
8. Indonesia Publications Indonesia Links
   Authenticate the site to see additional information www.indopubs.com/panel2.html - 195k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
9. Muhammadiyah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
   Authenticate the site to see additional information en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammadiyah - 32k - Cached

   Explore URL

   Show Details

   Hide Details
10. __Do Not Cry Girl!!!__+
    Authenticate the site to see additional information mutiaraperempuan.blogspot.com - 104k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
11. Open Directory - World: Bahasa Indonesia: Berita: Koran
    Authenticate the site to see additional information dmoz.org/World/Bahasa_Indonesia/Berita/Koran - 17k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
12. Anbhar`s Blog
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anbhar.blogspot.com - 88k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
13. Simplicity
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/simplicity - 176k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
14. JUST AN ORDINARY GIRL
    Authenticate the site to see additional information titinfitriani.wordpress.com - 46k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
15. Simplicity
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com - 176k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
16. dewOnstreet
    Authenticate the site to see additional information imoxblog.blogspot.com - 106k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
17. ..penikmat musim..
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.penikmatmusim.blogspot.com - 89k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
18. Newspaper Links
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.indonesiamedia.com/rubrik/link/newspaper.htm - 94k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
19. Pusat Informasi & Data PSDA Sulawesi - Home
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.lestari-m3.org - 44k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
20. Aliansi Penulis Pro Syari'ah
    Authenticate the site to see additional information alpenprosa.wordpress.com - 43k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
21. .:: blognya orang makassar ::.
    Authenticate the site to see additional information makassarblog.blogspot.com - 78k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
22. ..:: Catatan Andhy2 ::..
    Authenticate the site to see additional information andhy2.blogs.friendster.com - 51k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
23. Priyadi's Place " Blog Archive " Razia Perangkat Lunak Bajakan dan Tanggapan Para Pembajak
    Authenticate the site to see additional information priyadi.net/archives/2006/02/28/razia-perangkat-lunak-bajakan-dan-t... - 317k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
24. [ININNAWA]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information ininnawa.org - 34k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
25. naluri PENCINTA ALAM
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uclank.blogdrive.com - 45k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
26. OneWorld U.S. Home / In Depth / Asia and the Pacific - Full Coverage: Asia and the Pacific
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.oneworld.net/article/country/954 - 67k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
27. Anbhar`s Blog
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.prabukesuma.net - 89k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
28. JomBLo NeT
    Authenticate the site to see additional information jomblonet.blogspot.com - 80k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
29. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/09/cerita-dari-beijing.html - 71k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
30. Parsiti, ingatkan aku! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/08/17/parsiti-ingatkan-aku - 52k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
31. Indonesia Update " Blog Archive " Annisa, an Indigo Child from Indonesia
    Authenticate the site to see additional information indonesiaupdate.org/2006/10/20/annisa-an-indigo-child-from-indonesia - 12k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
32. Kami (masih) terjajah lalat, tikus dan lapak! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/08/18/kami-masih-terjajah-lalat-tikus-d... - 68k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
33. Demonstrasi mahasiswa UMI, ANARKIS dan MEMALUKAN! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/04/25/demonstrasi-mahasiswa-umi-dan-sen... - 65k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
34. Tetesan Embun...
    Authenticate the site to see additional information wwone.blogdrive.com - 66k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
35. Galeri Macca Enrekang
    Authenticate the site to see additional information gmenrekang.blogspot.com - 121k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
36. YUSRANPARE
    Authenticate the site to see additional information yusranpare.wordpress.com - 77k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
37. MO'AWOTA FAMILY MAKASSAR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information moawota-mks.blogspot.com - 80k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
38. MASMULYADI
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.adikusumah.blogspot.com - 84k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
39. media sulawesi
    Authenticate the site to see additional information media-sulawesi.blogspot.com - 108k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
40. ENREKANG (Bumi Massenrempulu)
    Authenticate the site to see additional information massenrengpulu.wordpress.com - 49k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
41. Tasrief Surungan Homepage
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~tsa - 7k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
42. Flu Wiki Forum:: International bird flu news searches
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.newfluwiki2.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=379 - 220k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
43. BangkaPos.CyberMedia :: Gerbang Informasi Kepulauan Bangka Belitung
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.bangkapos.com/berita.php?action=halaman&halaman=2 - 40k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
44. Pusat Informasi & Data PSDA Sulawesi - Presiden Kagumi Susu Buatan Sinjai
    Authenticate the site to see additional information lestari-m3.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=141&Itemid=1 - 28k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
45. Menggapai Impian... Mulailah Dari Hal Kecil.: UMI Juga Bisa
    Authenticate the site to see additional information selayar.blogspot.com/2007/04/umi-juga-bisa.html - 21k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
46. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/10/senang-tapi-sebel.html - 57k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
47. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/08/kena-demam-berdarah.html - 61k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
48. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/07/suami-ngidam-sugesti.html - 63k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
49. Laksono's Family: Dimana Kepekaan kita
    Authenticate the site to see additional information laksonos-family.blogspot.com/2007/04/dimana-kepekaan-kita.html - 47k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
50. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/10/buka-puasa-alumni-pesantren-immim.html - 60k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
51. Foto Merdeka! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/08/18/foto-merdeka - 61k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
52. KONTROVERSI KARTINI KITA! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/kontroversi-kartini-kita - 114k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
53. Henry Dunant dan Sensitifitas Kita " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/05/08/henry-dunant-dan-sensitifitas-kita - 63k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
54. Tantangan Buat Mahasiswa UMI - Makassar !! " JaF's The Name
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anotherfool.wordpress.com/2007/05/01/tantangan-buat-mahasiswa-umi-m... - 55k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
55. Perkosaan Massal Mei 98? Tragedi atau sekedar Propaganda? " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/04/03/perkosaan-massal-mei-98-tragedi-a... - 126k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
56. ppiindia : Messages : 66776-66805 of 78102
    Authenticate the site to see additional information groups.yahoo.com/group/ppiindia/messages/66776?xm=1&m=e&l=1 - 295k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
57. COBA-COBA - Home
    Authenticate the site to see additional information ferdy.myinfo.ws - 17k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
58. a little bit of everything
    Authenticate the site to see additional information qnoi.wordpress.com - 23k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
59. I've Spread My Wings to Fly...
    Authenticate the site to see additional information afir24.blogspot.com - 50k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
60. Belajar Windows
    Authenticate the site to see additional information oswindows.blogspot.com - 43k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
61. Welcome to AKPAR Makassar - Home
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.akparmakassar.ac.id - 36k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
62. .:: [Planet Letto] ::. All About LETTO & pLETTOnic: July 2006
    Authenticate the site to see additional information the-letto.blogspot.com/2006_07_01_archive.html - 313k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
63. Al-Falah Connection HomePage: September 2007
    Authenticate the site to see additional information alfalahconnection.blogspot.com/2007_09_01_archive.html - 34k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
64. Read about World, Indonesia, Berita, Koran from Thumbshots.net
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.thumbshots.net/webguide.aspx?cat=World/Indonesia/Berita/Koran - 110k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
65. Pusat Informasi & Data PSDA Sulawesi - Profile
    Authenticate the site to see additional information lestari-m3.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=26 - 32k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
66. Kodok Ngerock! " 2007 " April
    Authenticate the site to see additional information hericz.net/2007/04 - 36k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
67. harry.sufehmi.com " Blog Archive " Annisa, an Indigo Child from Indonesia
    Authenticate the site to see additional information harry.sufehmi.com/archives/2006-10-20-1306 - 33k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
68. 深藍孩童 - Wikipedia
    Authenticate the site to see additional information zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/深藍孩童 - 31k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
69. Anbhar`s Blog: Kopdar
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anbhar.blogspot.com/2007/08/malas.html - 68k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
70. Kolom-kolom Agusti Anwar - MENGGERTAK PARA KORUPTOR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information agustianwar.multiply.com/journal/item/85 - 45k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
71. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/09/cuti-dulu.html - 55k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
72. Anbhar`s Blog: Ganti Layout
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anbhar.blogspot.com/2007/08/ganti-layout.html - 97k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
73. JomBLo NeT: FoRuM AceH
    Authenticate the site to see additional information jomblonet.blogspot.com/2006/10/forum-aceh.html - 62k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
74. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/10/selamat-berlebaran.html - 53k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
75. RUMAH MUNAWIR
    Authenticate the site to see additional information anaugie.blogspot.com/2007/08/ngidam-coto-makassar.html - 57k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
76. Still loving blog: Makassar, Kota Cyber Pertama RI
    Authenticate the site to see additional information budihlm.blogspot.com/2007/06/makassar-kota-cyber-pertama-ri.html - 126k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
77. Simplicity: Wondrous Things
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/simplicity/.../index.html - 205k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
78. Simplicity: An Introduction
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/simplicity/.../index.html - 157k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
79. I SeE fRoM SpAcE A LaNd oF pARaDisE: UMI menunjukkan kebodohan nya lagi
    Authenticate the site to see additional information eko-prawiro-blog.blogspot.com/2007/04/umi-menunjukkan-kebodohan-nya... - 69k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
80. Menang Lomba HUT RI di Blogfam, euy! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/08/28/menang - 57k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
81. " Mahasiswa? Really? > Thoughts, Dreams, and Emotions...
    Authenticate the site to see additional information www.i-rara.com/2007/04/25/mahasiswa-really - 54k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
82. Keajaiban Air - 2 " Yusuf Yudi Prayudi
    Authenticate the site to see additional information prayudi.wordpress.com/2007/10/20/keajaiban-air-2 - 39k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
83. benalu dari itb " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/01/15/benalu-dari-itb - 57k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
84. buat Tuan Guru " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/05/21/buat-tuan-guru - 45k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
85. Go Head pak Amien! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/05/16/go-head-pak-amien - 66k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
86. Ayo Bangkit!!! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/04/06/happy-easterpaskah - 45k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
87. menyanyikan (lagi) mentari " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/08/15/mentari-yg-menyanyi - 50k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
88. Amin untuk Amien Rais! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/05/28/amin-untuk-amien-rais - 60k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
89. [puisi] sehabis mencinta " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/08/21/puisi-sehabis-mencinta - 49k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
90. Kopdar dengan Blogger AM " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/07/14/kopdar-dengan-blogger-am - 71k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
91. Indonesia "Komunitas Gak Waras"! " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/04/10/indonesia-komunitas-gak-waras - 53k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
92. Kronik (Malu) Menuju Merdeka 2007 " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/08/16/kronik-malu-menuju-merdeka-2007 - 57k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
93. Simplicity: Swickis
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/simplicity/2006/02/swickis.html - 133k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
94. Muharram, Asyura, dan pembantaian itu... " [bebaris kronik yang kuwariskan]
    Authenticate the site to see additional information noertika.wordpress.com/2007/01/19/muharram-asyura-dan-pembantaian-itu - 58k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
95. Simplicity: Timor-Leste
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/simplicity/.../07/timorleste.html - 132k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
96. Simplicity: Finally, Clusters
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/.../2006/03/and_finally_clu.html - 136k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
97. Simplicity: So Different, Too Often the Same
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/.../2006/09/so_different_to.html - 135k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
98. Simplicity: Shifting Sidebars #14
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/.../2006/05/shifting_sideba.html - 132k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
99. Simplicity: Simplicity - A Great Place to Do Research
    Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/.../2006/03/simplifying_sim.html - 145k - Cached

    Explore URL

    Show Details

    Hide Details
100. Simplicity: Timor-Leste -- No News Is No News
     Authenticate the site to see additional information uttersimplicity.blogs.friendster.com/.../2006/08/timorleste_no_n.html - 137k - Cached

     Explore URL

     Show Details

     Hide Details

Submit Webpage or Site Feed | Export results to: TSV

12345678910

Next