Kompas

is an Indonesian daily newspaper edited in Jakarta and published by Kompas Gramedia. It was first published on June 28, 1965 by two Indonesian journalists (PK Ojong (1920-1980) and Jakob Oetama (1931-2020)). It is one of the largest daily newspapers in Indonesia, the other being Media Indonesia, Koran Tempo and Koran Sindo. Its motto - "" - is written on the paper's masthead. 
==1965–1971==
Kompas 1965 alt.jpg|Alternate variant
==1971–2001==
Kompas old.svg|Alternate variant
==2000–present==
Kompas (Print).svg|Print variant, used mainly from 2000–2005
Kompas Amanat Hati Nurani Rakyat.svg|Logo variant with slogan
Kompas Amanat Hati Nurani Rakyat (Print).svg|Print variant with slogan
Logo-kompas-biru.png|Blue variant with slogan
The current logo was introduced on June 10, 2000; prior to its 35th anniversary. This logo was first used on UEFA Euro 2000 edition tabloids, before started being used on the top front of newspapers later in the same year. The font was changed from Bodoni Antiqua to Bodoni BE, and the letter kerning was widened. This was used concurrently with the 1971 logo until December 31, 2001.
On June 28, 2005 - its 40th anniversary - the 1971 logo was discontinued from official usage, thereby making the 2000 logo the sole official logo of the paper. This change coincided with the changing of the wordmark's colour from black to blue, along with the introduction of a new newspaper layout. 
Category:Kompas Gramedia
Category:Newspapers
Category:1965
Category:Newspapers in Indonesia