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The Emergence of Hybrid Journalism Practice in Travel Destination Coverage on Kompas.com and Detik.com Cinti, Putu Intan Raka; Badriati, Meily
JURNAL KOMUNIKASI INDONESIA Vol. 8, No. 3
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Perkembangan pariwisata mendorong media daring nasional memproduksi kanal khusus wisata. Destinasi wisata menjadi salah satu objek liputan kanal-kanal itu, dengan kualitas liputan berbeda-beda. Adu cepat produksi berita ternyata memunculkan praktik mengambil sumber dari tulisan wisata non jurnalis. Penelitian ini melihat pemahaman dan praktek jurnalis mengenai liputan destinasi wisata yang dikaitkan dengan konsep jurnalisme wisata. Penelitian menggunakan metode kualitatif, paradigma konstruktivis, dengan metode wawancara mendalam terhadap empat wartawan dari detik.com dan kompas.com. Temuan menunjukkan, pengalaman, kebijakan redaksi, serta berbagai hal dari luar individu berperan dalam membentuk pemahaman liputan destinasi wisata. Praktik jurnalisme hibrida muncul. Liputan wisata tidak lagi mengandalkan liputan otentik jurnalis sendiri. The development of tourism encourages Indonesian online media to produce special tourism channel. Travel destination news dominate those channel. This thesis is about to see the comprehension of travel journalist about travel destination coverage with the concept of travel journalism. This qualitative research used constructivist paradigm and in-depth interviewsmethod. In this thesis, writer interview four travel journalists from detik.com and kompas.com. The findings indicate the editorial policies, as well as various things outside the individuals play role in shaping the comprehension of travel destination coverage.
Bukan Sekadar Boneka: Pemaknaan Fans Stray Kids pada Tren Mengoleksi SKZOO Ditinjau dari Budaya dan Ekonomi Penggemar Cinti, Putu Intan Raka
Jurnal Media dan Komunikasi Indonesia Vol 6, No 2 (2025): SEPTEMBER 2025
Publisher : Universitas Gadjah Mada

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This study aims to understand how Stray Kids fans interpret the activity of collecting SKZOO dolls through the lens of fan culture and fan economy. Using a phenomenological approach, this research explores fans subjective experiences in perceiving SKZOO dolls not merely as consumer goods, but as a medium for gaining emotional needs, a symbols of identity, and a form of participation in fandom culture. The findings reveal that fans love to collect SKZOO dolls because of the cuteness as a representation of kawaii culture, strenghthening the emotional bonds both among fans and with Stray Kids,, while simultaneously becoming part of participatory culture through content creation and distribution. On the other hand, SKZOO dolls also embodies the dynamics of fans economy through hypercommercialization, where entertainment companies capitalize on fans’ emotional attachment to encourage repetitive consumption. Thus, these SKZOO dolls emerge as a dual phenomenon: a medium of fan cultural expression and an instrument of the entertainment industry for gaining finansial profit.