Member of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, KH. Rojih Ubab Maimoen, advocates for the continuous development of content creators and the creative industry in Indonesia. He highlights that content creators can serve as the backbone of Indonesia's digital economy by significantly influencing its rapidly growing ecosystem. In a webinar titled "Digital Literacy: Content Creators and the Creative Industry in Indonesia" organized by the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology through the Directorate General of Aptika in collaboration with Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Maimoen emphasizes that content creator works not only provide entertainment but also create job opportunities and stimulate Indonesia's economic growth. He urges the government's efforts, through various content creator and creative industry development programs, to be beneficial and accessible to the public. Maimoen encourages collective inspiration, revitalization, and fostering of creativity for the future.

Dr. Abdullah Hamid, a Technology Education Lecturer at UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya, emphasizes the importance of personal branding for content creators. Establishing unique characteristics enhances their value. Hamid stresses the significance of consistency in content creation, suggesting that creators stay focused on their desires, targets, dreams, aspirations, and small gestures that inspire and motivate others. Professor Dr. Widodo Muktiyo, a Communication Science Professor at FISIP UNS, underscores the benefits of utilizing digital platforms for content creation. He suggests that content creation serves educational, innovative, advisory, and dialogic purposes. In conclusion, the experts encourage individuals to enhance their skills to ensure that their products or content are beneficial. They urge confidence and diligence, emphasizing that the digital realm rewards proactive efforts.

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