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Efektivitas Penggunakan Aplikasi Fotostation Dalam Proses Kerja Divisi Foto Harian Kompas Firdaus, Adita Ahmad; Rusmana, Agus; Perdana, Fitri
Philosophiamundi Vol. 3 No. 6 (2025): Philosophiamundi December 2025
Publisher : PT. Kreasi Karya Majakata

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This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of the Fotostation application in supporting the digital photo management process within the photo division of Harian Kompas. In the context of modern journalism, managing large volumes of visual content requires a structured, fast, and accurate system. This research uses a qualitative descriptive approach, with data collected through observation and in-depth interviews with key personnel involved in the daily workflow of photo management. The findings show that Fotostation serves as the central tool for receiving, organizing, and archiving journalistic photos. The system enables real-time integration of visual assets, supports metadata indexing, and ensures that photo classification aligns with editorial standards. It also facilitates efficient long-term archiving and retrieval through its Archive and Inhouse features, allowing users to track usage and avoid redundancy in publication. Furthermore, the system plays a crucial role in protecting copyright by requiring proper attribution and ensuring that only verified content is used. While Fotostation significantly increases the speed and accuracy of editorial photo processing, the system still faces technical challenges, especially regarding performance under high-volume data loads. Nonetheless, the application has proven to enhance the overall effectiveness of the photo division’s workflow, making the management of digital photo assets more reliable, structured, and professionally accountable
Information experiences of young generation social media users in Indonesia’s political year 2024 Hanifatunnisa, Najwa Auliana; Lusiana, Elnovani; Perdana, Fitri
Jurnal Kajian Informasi dan Perpustakaan Vol 13, No 2 (2025): Accredited by Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology of the Re
Publisher : Universitas Padjadjaran

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Background: As future leaders of the nation, the young generation's task is to comprehend the complexity of the various issues that arise in society, including those related to politics. On the other hand, their innate status as digital natives also affect the way they process information. The unstoppable dynamics of information in the online world create a variety of experiences for them. Purpose: This study aimed to determine the information experience of young social media users throughout the 2024 political year in Indonesia. Methods: The research method used was qualitative. Data were obtained from observation activities and interviews with seven informants. The informants were selected based on several criteria to ensure their experiences were relevant to this study. The collected research data were analyzed thematically, resulting in four themes: lifestyle, information packaging, social media assessment, and information sharing. Results: Study results showed that lifestyle was related to gadget usage, daily political information access, and K-pop. Information packaging included short duration, audio-visual content, independence, humor, and textual aspects. Social media assessment highlights Twitter as a platform capable of training and enhancing intellectuality. Information sharing forms sub-themes such as education, self-expression, reciprocity, and hoaxes. Conclusion: This study concludes that the political information experience of the younger generation today is closely integrated with their lifestyle, information packaging, social media assesment, and information sharing activity. Implications: These results suggest that the information disseminators recommended creating content to increase audience engagement. Social media platforms can be used to cultivate digital literacy and facilitate discussions. However, these findings also emphasize the urgency of strengthening information filters to mitigate the negative impact of information-sharing patterns that risk spreading hoaxes.