The Indonesian Television Awards (abbreviated as ITA) is an annual awards for the most popular television program, television personality and musician in Indonesia. It based on a poll of viewers' top of mind regarding television programs in Indonesia conducted in 22 cities from 17 provinces in Indonesia by Roy Morgan Research.^[1] The award was first held in 2016 and broadcast by RCTI and MNCTV.

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A total of 12 categories were selected from the results of a survey conducted by the Roy Morgan Research and Provetic team based on a direct survey among the community in 22 cities in 17 provinces. According to Roy Morgan's Client Service Director Ningsih Soemitro, Roy Morgan conducted a direct survey to television viewers to find out which television programs were favorites, seen from top of mind or remembered spontaneously by viewers.^[2]

The 2018 edition of the award won the 2018 Panasonic Gobel Awards for the most favorite television special program.^[3]

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