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Do not know who first cybercafe operators in Indonesia. Cafe-making activities began around the year 1996-1998. PT Pos Indonesia Wasantara and hands, which is a spin-off of CNRG ITG is a pioneer of the few cafes in Indonesia. Pointer had experimented even with a VW van for the mobile Internet cafe.

Understanding term
Cafés is a word which has among Internet activists in Indonesia in 1997-1998 a kiosk that has many computers are rented for those who have accessed the Internet. At this time, unconsciously struggle occurs between Internet cafes and Internet Café Warin. Apparently, if we, in accordance with the process of shortening of words, such as stalls and kiosks are warteg you will save telecommunications, then the selection should be Warin.

Because the network is a very interesting suffix on the Internet, most of my colleagues prefer at this time the term as Warin cafes. It is therefore no surprise, has been adopted in this cafe, an Indonesian company.

Register
First of all activity on a Listserv mailing asosiasi-warnet@itb.ac.id conducted at the ITB. Taking into account the limited bandwidth on the Internet ITB 14 April 2000 moved to colleagues who later asosiasi-warnet@egroups.com asosiasi-warnet@yahoogroups.com.

Association of Internet cafés in Indonesia
Dated 25th May 2000, is a historic day for the coffee other activists, was born in Indonesia Warnet Association that he is physically present in the office of the Ministry of Education Dikmenjur DG. This association was formed to a meeting to discuss opportunities for collaboration with colleagues SMK coffee, Dr. Gatot HP (Director of Secondary Education Professional Diknas) at the time of the peak. known Indonesian Warnet Association later than Awari.

Calculate the first president of the association is Rusdiah Rudy, Treasurer and Secretary General Abdullah Adlinsyah Koro. End of 2001 he met fellow activists, the ends made with coffee, replaces the former CEO of Awari Bureau, headed by Judith Michael Sunggiardi and Abdullah Koro. - Wikibooks