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Questioning BPOM: “Which Syrup Medicine is Safe for My Child?” Nasvian, Moch Fuad; Widiatmojo, Radityo; Daniswara, Airlangga; Ramadhan, Duta
Jogjakarta Communication Conference (JCC) Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): The 4th Jogjakarta Communication Conference (JCC)
Publisher : Jogjakarta Communication Conference (JCC)

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The Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM) credibility is at stake as the Indonesian Pediatric Society and Indonesia’s Health Ministry reported that there was an increase in cases of Acute Kidney Injury in children in 2022. The people and communities consider BPOM to be too slow and is not transparent with this case. As a result, public opinions regarding the case become wilder on social media. This study figures out the interactivity of netizens on the instagram @bpom_ri in the case of Acute Kidney Injury in children. This study uses the thematic analysis and interactivity concept of McMillan. The results of the study showed that the dimension of interactivity in the comments section of BPOM's Instagram posts was high. The highest dimension was the sense of presence. The message relatedness of the comments was mainly linear with the posts. In terms of response, the most common was insight and information. The reactance of emotions showed a mix of positive and negative emotions, with fear being the most prevalent. This study found that netizens have a high willingness to share insight and information to others. They also express emotions such as fear and happiness when discussing medicine and feel connected to other commenters through a sense of presence. Additionally, there is a willingness to participate in a call of action. They keep commenting in BPOM instagram posts even though the comments did not match with the contents. Additionally, the issue of miss-using substances in children's syrup medicine evokes sadness among netizens.
Challenge on Picturing Indonesian Disaster Through Drone Journalism Widiatmojo, Radityo; Nasvian, Moch Fuad; Natalia, Wahyu Kristian; Wibowo, Bhekti Setyo; Tri Atmaji, Lutfi; Lakshmi Devi, Patricia Raniza
Jogjakarta Communication Conference (JCC) Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): The 4th Jogjakarta Communication Conference (JCC)
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Every year, various natural disasters strike Indonesia, and journalism activities play an important role in disaster communication. This study aims to find out how the challenges of picturing natural disasters in Indonesia through drone journalism are. For this reason, the researcher chose key informants who have international reputations, namely Willy Kurniawan from Reuters and Budi Candra who represent the National News Agency, Antara. By using thematic analysis, the results of in-depth interviews will be selected and grouped and visualized using the miro application. The results of the study show that drone journalism is a form of disaster communication that presents aerial photographs which function to show the impact and escalation of disasters. The challenges of drone journalism include ethical factors, copyrights, and technology for sending images during a disaster. In the aspect of disaster management and disaster communication, drone journalism plays a role as a supplement aerial information for evacuation and mitigation in the "during disaster" and "after disaster" phase. The next challenge is in the non-disaster phase, where the collaboration of multiple stakeholders is needed to make drone journalism can become a tool for educating people in disaster-prone areas.
Eksplorasi Respon Netizen terhadap Konten Literasi Keuangan Agresif : Analisis Komentar YouTube Timothy Ronald Pangestu, Whendy Dwi; Nasvian, Moch. Fuad
Syntax Literate Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia
Publisher : Syntax Corporation

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36418/syntax-literate.v10i12.62828

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Penelitian ini mengkaji bagaimana netizen merespons gaya komunikasi agresif yang digunakan Timothy Ronald dalam menyampaikan edukasi finansial di YouTube serta mengidentifikasi tema dominan yang muncul. Dengan desain eksploratif dan analisis konten komputasional, sebanyak 83.895 komentar dikumpulkan melalui teknik scraping dan dianalisis menggunakan Voyant Tools untuk memperoleh frekuensi kata, kolokasi, co-occurence, dan pola Keyword-in-Context (KWIC). Temuan menunjukkan bahwa respons netizen terbagi menjadi dua kategori: respons positif yang tercermin melalui istilah seperti “belajar”, “semangat”, dan “sukses”, serta respons negatif yang tampak melalui kata seperti “arogan”, “keras”, dan ekspresi korektif seperti “jaga mulut”. Analisis juga menunjukkan bahwa tema finansial khususnya “kaya–miskin”, “belajar–crypto”, dan “investasi–aset” muncul secara konsisten pada hasil kolokasi dan co-occurence, menandakan bahwa pembahasan mengenai kapasitas finansial dan investasi mendominasi diskursus digital. Hasil KWIC turut memperlihatkan bahwa istilah “kaya” sering muncul bersama kata evaluatif yang terkait konstruksi konsep ekonomi dalam komentar pengguna. Secara keseluruhan, penelitian ini menyimpulkan bahwa gaya komunikasi agresif mempengaruhi bentuk respons netizen dan membentuk diskursus yang berfokus pada pembelajaran finansial dan orientasi investasi di YouTube.
Digital Discourse And Cultural Narratives: A Corpus-Based Analysis Of Coffee Tourism In Indonesia On Twitter Moch Fuad Nasvian; Hamdan Nafiatur Rosyida; Christian Sri Kusuma Aditya
INJECT (Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication) Vol. 10 No. 1 (2025)
Publisher : FAKULTAS DAKWAH UIN SALATIGA

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Public discourse on social media can provide marketing communication strategists with deeper insights for crafting relevant and relatable content. This study explores how Indonesian Twitter users discursively construct narratives around coffee tourism through user-generated content (UGC). Using a corpus of 37,553 tweets posted between February 2024 and January 2025, the study applies computational content analysis, including keyword-in-context (KWIC), co-occurrence mapping, and collocate analysis via Voyant Tools. The findings show that the term “kopi” (coffee) frequently appears alongside affective and experiential keywords such as “enak” (delicious), “liburan” (holiday), and “kebun” (plantation), reflecting coffee’s symbolic role in leisure, identity, and place-making. These discursive patterns highlight the shift from traditional promotion to participatory tourism storytelling. This study contributes to communication scholarship by illustrating how digital discourse reflects public meaning-making, and offers practical insights for destination branding through audience-centered content strategies rooted in cultural and emotional resonance.