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(19 Jan 2011) 1. Mid of exterior of Indonesian Information Ministry, tilt down 2. Various of representatives of Research in Motion (RIM) arriving at ministry 3. Various of media 4. Wide of RIM managing director for South East Asia, Gregory Wade, with Indonesian Information Ministry spokesman, Gatot Dewabroto, at news conference 5. Cutaway of RIM's communication director 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Gregory Wade, RIM Managing Director for South-East Asia: "We fully understand the needs and requirements as articulated by the ministry and we are, again, fully committed to providing a solution and solutions that satisfy the needs and requirements of the ministry and Indonesian government as it relates to BlackBerry service here in Indonesia." 7. Cutaway of cameramen 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Gregory Wade, RIM Managing Director for South-East Asia: "I think this is very important and and we had a great discussion along these lines, is that a key component around this solution in particular, around content filtering, relates to the six operators that exist and support the BlackBerry service in Indonesia. They are a very critical component of the delivery of the solution that we have discussed and that we'll be implementing together." 9. Cutaway of media 10.SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Gatot Dewabroto, Indonesian Information Ministry spokesman: "(Following the) assessment and evaluation of what has been promised, we have now reported to the Minister of Information. Does it comply or not, the answer will be delivered by the Minister of Information later." 11. Close-up of BlackBerry phone 12. Mid of man using BlackBerry 13. SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Fikri Awaluddin, BlackBerry User: "I agree with the closing of pornographic content because it is for good. BlackBerry users are not only adults. Many young children have use it, like my niece, and they are under the age of 17 years." 14. Various of man using BlackBerry 15. SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Sugeng Purwanto, BlackBerry user: "I agree with the closing of such pornographic content. Even if the person intends to open a porn site, that can be done anywhere, not necessarily on the BlackBerry." 16. Various of people using BlackBerry LEAD IN: BlackBerry is working to filter out pornographic content on its smart phones in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation. STORYLINE: The Canadian-based maker of the BlackBerry, Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM) say they are in formal talks with the Indonesian government to discuss issues regarding "content filtering" in the country. "We fully understand the needs and requirements as articulated by the ministry and we are fully committed to providing a solution and solutions that satisfy the needs and requirements of the ministry and Indonesian government as it relates to BlackBerry service here in Indonesia," says Gregory Wade, RIM's managing director for South East Asia. Gatot Dewabroto, a spokesman for the Indonesian Information Ministry, says a report of the meeting with RIM has been handed over to the Minister of Information, and that further decisions will be announced by the ministry at a later date. Some Jakarta residents on Monday expressed satisfaction with the government's decision to filter out pornographic content on the BlackBerry. "I agree with the closing of pornographic content because it is for good. BlackBerry users are not only adults. Many young children have use it, like my niece, and they are under the age of 17 years," says user, Fikri Awaluddin. Indonesia says RIM earns about 251 million (m) US dollars per year from the country's 3 million (m) BlackBerry users. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...