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IMPLEMENTASI JURNALISME KONSTRUKTIF PADA ARTIKEL BERITA MEDIA ONLINE DI INDONESIA Naura Iftika Ramadhanti; Sunarto Sunarto; Primada Qurrota Ayun
Interaksi Online Vol 11, No 3: Juli 2023
Publisher : Jurusan Ilmu Komunikasi, FISIP, Universitas Diponegoro

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The development of media in Indonesia is so rapid as marked by the increasing number of online media. However, this is not followed by an increase in the quality of reporting. There are still violations committed by the media which have resulted in complaints to the Press Council because online media prioritizes speed and virality. In addition, news content also still features negative reporting which can have a negative impact on the psychology of society. This can lead to a decrease in public trust in the mass media. One way to minimize the negative impact on psychology and increase public trust in the media is to apply constructive journalism. One theory that is relevant to constructive journalism is the social responsibility theory of the press. Theoretical studies and constructive journalism are analyzed in this study which focuses on how to implement constructive journalism at JEO Kompas.com using the quantitative content analysis method. The purpose of this research is to describe the implementation of constructive journalism in JEO Kompas.com news. This study shows that most of the news is hard news (76.7%). Kompas.com JEO news is also dominated by socio-cultural topics as much as 39.5%. Furthermore, most of the news (53.5%) includes the event rubric type. Through descriptive reports and cross-tabulation results, the results of the study show that JEO Kompas.com news tends to implement some elements of constructive journalism with a percentage of 75.2%. News that implemented all elements was found to be less (10.8%) than news that did not implement any elements at all (13.9%). The most implemented elements are all Future Orientation elements (46.5%). Meanwhile, the elements that are mostly implemented are Co-Creation elements. There is not a single piece of news that implements all the elements of Empower People or Co-Creation. Apart from that, the implementation of constructive journalism is also determined by the news format, topic, and type of rubric. Therefore, it is hoped that journalists and the media can prioritize the implementation of constructive journalism in journalistic work so as to increase public trust and at the same time improve the quality of people's lives.
Understanding The Communication Experiences of Indonesian Female Exchange Students in The Romantic Development Process That is Formed by Tinder Abroad Shafa Amira Rezkananda; Hapsari Dwiningtyas Sulistyani; Primada Qurrota Ayun
Interaksi Online Vol 11, No 3: Juli 2023
Publisher : Jurusan Ilmu Komunikasi, FISIP, Universitas Diponegoro

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This study delves into the experiences of Indonesian female exchange students navigating the world of romantic relationships via Tinder. The study investigates how these women develop and attribute meaning to their relationships at various stages, focusing on the interplay of intercultural exchanges. The study intends to capture the richness and uniqueness of each individual's journey by employing a narrative analysis method. With matches coming from all over the world, the intercultural context shapes the trajectory of these relationships significantly. The findings of the study shed light on the many facets of these relationships, revealing the challenges, joys, and transformative moments encountered along the way. Additionally, this thesis has discovered that building relationships using online media as the primary means of getting to know one another is in fact trickier than starting with an in-person meeting. This thesis contributes to a broader understanding of the diverse ways in which individuals construct and navigate intimate relationships in a globalized and technologically driven within the context of romantic connections.