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Konten Instagram Unilever Indonesia Sebagai Upaya Branding Ramah Lingkungan Maya May Syarah; Sri Wulandari
Brand Communication Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): Kepemimpinan Dalam Komunikasi Organisasi
Publisher : Prisani Cendekia Institute

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Abstract: Unilever is considered environmentally friendly, doing digital branding to strengthen the company's image for a positive image. The digital branding tool is Instagram social media with the @unileveridn account. Instagram was chosen because as a social media it allows various forms of sharing, collaboration, and mutual understanding both in writing, visually, and audiovisually. Environmentally friendly content is used to describe activities that are good for the environment. Use qualitative descriptive methodology with a case study approach, this study aims to determine the content on Unilever Instagram as an environmentally friendly company branding effort. The results of the study stated that digital branding through content uploaded to @unileveridn aims as a media campaign or education related to the environment, including the use of sustainable resources, preservation of environmental functions. Environmentally friendly products such as products that can be recycled, reduce pollution, and conserve energy. It @unileveridn is considered effective in building a brand as an environmentally friendly company, this can also improve two-way communication with the wider community, as seen from the responses in the form of likes, comments and views. In delivering content, we sometimes collaborate with communities or institutions that care about the environment. This is in accordance with the functions of social media, namely Sharing, Collaborating and Connecting.
The Impact of Technology on Family Communication Romi Syahril; P. Priatna; Azhar Hutomo; Sri Wulandari
Golden Ratio of Data in Summary Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): May - October
Publisher : Manunggal Halim Jaya

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This study aims to explore the impact of technology on family communication patterns using the Family Communication Patterns Theory approach. Technology, especially digital devices such as mobile phones and social media, has changed the way families communicate, both positively and negatively. This study uses a qualitative method with a case study approach in five families in an urban area to understand how technology affects interpersonal relationships between family members. The results show that families with a high conversation orientation tend to use technology to strengthen emotional connectedness, while families with a high conformity orientation are more cautious in using technology, because they are worried about its impact on traditional values and parental control. Technology is also found to play a role in resolving family conflicts, but in some cases, it causes technoference or disruption in face-to-face communication. In conclusion, technology provides opportunities and challenges in maintaining family relationships, and its use needs to be regulated wisely to avoid negative impacts. This study suggests that families should be more aware of the limitations of technology use and prioritize direct interaction to maintain the quality of interpersonal communication.
Pelatihan Pembuatan Poster Edukasi Dan Koleksi Museum Bagi Anggota Ikatan Pemandu Museum Indonesia (IPMI) Yusmawati Yusmawati; Nina Kusumawati; Sultan Himawan; Sri Wulandari
Jurnal Abdimas Komunikasi dan Bahasa Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Juni
Publisher : LPPM Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika

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Museums are one of the tourist destinations, especially educational and cultural tourism for the community. All resources in the museum including museum guides have an important role. In addition to being a guide, museum guide, and providing services for visitors, museum guides must also have other skills in communicating material or all things in the museum, including communicating in the form of posters that can be published. For two years, the world has been hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, and Indonesia is no exception. This pandemic has had a wide impact on all sectors of people's lives, including education and tourism. In 2022, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy begins to launch a program to revive the slumped tourism industry. The Indonesian Museum Guides Association (IPMI) as a unifying forum and communication between museum guides in Indonesia welcomed this. One of them is by synergizing with Bina Sarana Informatika University in community service activities. In this activity, the lecturers who are members of the community service group help partners to provide training on making educational posters and museum collections for museum guides. This method of implementing Community Service activities is carried out online, through the zoom meeting application, due to the current pandemic situation in PPKM Level 3 status, so mass gathering in large numbers is not possible. The outputs of this activity include press releases and questionnaire results from both partners and participants.