As the CEO of Tempo Digital, Wahyu also highlighted the economic challenges faced by the media industry today. Since its establishment in 2017, AMSI has emphasized the spirit of solidarity because the digital media ecosystem needs to be urgently improved. From platforms to various parties that benefit from the generated content, all are stakeholders that must become partners of AMSI.

"Bli Komang reminds that the sustainability of journalism and the digital media ecosystem is crucial for democracy. If journalism dies, the ecosystem is also expected to die. "Without a healthy ecosystem, democracy is threatened. This industry must live and be sustainable, because the stakes are democracy and the future of Indonesia. We know exactly as media entrepreneurs, in the Press Law there are two things, namely the function of the press and the economic function," he asserted."

"Bli Komang also conveyed the importance of improving the relationship between the media and digital platforms through supportive policies. He urged AMSI members to continuously evaluate internal and external conditions for the sustainability of the media. The effort to establish this relationship is outlined in the publisher rights Presidential Regulation issued to improve relations with platforms to benefit the media."

Bli Komang also reminded that the digital era is both an opportunity and a threat for the media, as internet users continue to grow. Not to mention, competitors are increasingly proliferating. "We need to find out what kind of information is being created and needed by the public. The media's content must be based on facts and accurate information," said Bli Komang.

At the end of his speech, Bli Komang advised that good journalism is not just about making money, but about making money to create interesting news, revitalizing the newsroom. If the media does not think about the audience, then they will surely be lost. "This is both an opportunity and a threat. AMSI must have a role in this. AMSI East Java must be the engine and locomotive of media in East Java," concluded Wahyu Dhyatmika.

To realize this, Ainun aims that within one to two years, the media members of AMSI Jatim, all of their Editors-in-Chief, will have core competencies. In addition, media companies that join AMSI Jatim are expected to be factually verified by the Press Council. This is hoped to be a way for the organization's governance to improve.