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Jurnal Communication published by the Communication Studies Program, Univ. Budi Luhur, twice a year. The publication of this journal is intended as a medium of information exchange, knowledge based on development, and the study of Communication Sciences and its relation to various other scientific disciplines.

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MEMAHAMI KERJA DAN TANTANGAN KEPOLISIAN MELALUI PENDEKATAN KOMUNIKASI NUGRAHA, ISKANDAR P.
Communication Vol 4, No 2 (2013): COMMUNICATION
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi - Universitas Budi Luhur

MEMAHAMI KERJA DAN TANTANGAN KEPOLISIAN MELALUI PENDEKATAN KOMUNIKASI

COMMUNICATION AND IDEOLOGY CONFLICT IN INDONESIA; POLITICAL IDEOLOGY IN INDONESIA POLITICAL PARTY BASUKI AGUS SUPARNO
Communication Vol 4, No 2 (2013): COMMUNICATION
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi - Universitas Budi Luhur

Keragaman ideologi politik dapat diterima atau ditolak dalam sistem politik. Mekanisme yang ada menggambarkan keberadaan terhadap keragaman ideologi politik dalam sistem politik yang menjelaskan proses eksklusi - inklusi. Sistem politik sebenarnya melakukan kontrol untuk perbedaan ideologis melalui pengembangan Model Pengecualian - Inklusi . Model ini telah dimodifikasi sesuai dengan situasi dari Orde Lama ke Orde Baru serta era Reformasi yang mana pemerintah melakukan eksekusi dan mengendalikan konflik yang tumbuh berdasarkan ideologi bahkan ideologi radikalisme. Sejak gerakan Reformasi pada tahun 1998, Indonesia telah berubah dengan mengamankan konflik yang disebabkan oleh ideologi politik atau ideologi agama. Pemerintah sukses mengkonsolidasikan dan menemukan konflik ke dalam lingkup sempit yang tersedia dalam sistem politik . Tetapi pada saat yang sama, atas nama demokrasi dan kebebasan berekspresi , gerakan sosial - agama meningkat. Hubungan dan antar - hubungan antara organisasi agama menciptakan arah baru konflik yang semakin rumit dikarena pengaruh fundamentalisme dan radikalisme.

MEDIA ONLINE ISLAM DI MASYARAKAT MULTIKULTUR ENI MARYANI; M. FAKHRUDI AKBAR
Communication Vol 4, No 2 (2013): COMMUNICATION
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi - Universitas Budi Luhur

This paper examined Indonesia’s Islamic online media and their consequences on the multicultural society. This study employed content analysis of 10 Islamic online media in Indonesia. The result of the study shows that 1) Representation as Islamic media was showed by the name of the website, the concept of the icon or specific terms, rubrics name, and alignments to the Islamic countries in the conflict against Israel and United States of America. 2) The packaging of the contents as Islamic media can be read from the tagline that underlined Islam the main issue, declaring the fighting for ‘the truth’ that is in line with Islam, and asserting the media as “Islamic struggle tool”. 3) Islamic online media in Indonesia had the potential to understand some Muslim views as a part of multicultural society; however, they also had the possibility to promote conflicts and to increase the escalation of conflicts in the multicultural society. This study suggests the significance of dialogue between the editors in the religion-based media about the role of media in the multicultural society. The need of media literacy for the journalists and readers of the Islamic-based media is also recommended.

DIFUSI INOVASI DALAM KOMUNIKASI PEMASARAN POLITIK INDONESIA I DEWA AYU HENDRAWATHY PUTRI
Communication Vol 4, No 2 (2013): COMMUNICATION
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi - Universitas Budi Luhur

Political world today can not be separated from the world of communications. Because the political activities based on communication in conveying ideas, ideas, opinions, and other matters relating to the state. According to Almond (1960), political communication is part of the seven political system that does not run itself, because communication helps other political systems. Opening market opportunities for products that politics is the result of conditioning by the mass media through information products. Information that shaped the values, image (image), and needs. The purpose of marketing communications is to reach a political understanding with or what's called mutual understanding between two or more participants to the communication of a message (in this case is a new idea) through certain communication channels. Thus the adoption of a new idea (innovation in politics) is influenced by participants' communication and communication channels. Communication channels can be said to play an important role in the spread of innovation, because it is through innovation that can spread to members of the social system. As in any other marketing activity, the existing political marketing "sellers" and there are "buyers" in addition to political product ready to sell. In this context, the seller is a communicator / political actors and political audiences buyer is commonly known by the constituents. Political communicator in political communication can be divided into three types, namely: (1) activists as political communicator, who voiced the interests of certain groups with idealism, usually in the context of political change, (2) Professionals as political communicators, those who worked and paid for political purposes of a particular party, candidate, or political officials, (3) officials as political communicators, those who aspire to occupy or maintain a certain position in a network of power. In the world of political marketing, communicator (political actors) have a very large role in the process of diffusion of innovation, successful or not an innovation is applied in the realm of business depends on the ability and willingness to receive marketing communicators and diffusing innovation to clients (audience polotik) or political consumer products.

MODIFIKASI STEREOTIP GENDER PEREMPUAN PADA TAYANGAN KULINER DI TELEVISI (STUDI HEGEMONI IDEOLOGI GENDER DALAM PROGRAM “ALA CHEF” TRANS TV VERSI FARAH QUINN) SARI MONIK AGUSTIN
Communication Vol 4, No 2 (2013): COMMUNICATION
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi - Universitas Budi Luhur

This writing aimed to describe how the woman’s gender-stereotype transformation in the culinary television program. The particular TV Program was “Ala Chef” Trans TV hosted by Farah Quinn, a chef who’s also a model. The focus of this writing is the comparison between Farah Quinn and Sisca Soewitomo, a host of culinary program in earlier era.The frameworks used in this writing were Gramsci’s thought of Hegemony and Connell’s Gender Hierarchy of Hegemonic Masculinity. Besides, the explications of concepts such stereotype, gender, ideology, gender-stereotype, gender ideology occured as additional analysis tools.The conclusion showed gender ideology hegemony occured through partriachy values spreading in institutions, particularly mass media such as television program. Culinary program was one of the program that perpetuated gender ideology. Program such as “Aroma” and “Ala Chef” had different format, but this paper showed that the different format was only transformation done by traditional intellectual in perpetuating the ideology. Mass media and popular culture content, eventually, abide to hegemonic production, reproduction and transformation. There was no counter-hegemony founded in this paper. Farah Quinn as a part of intellectuals was failed to counter the hegemony and to be a resistant femininity. Although, Farah Quinn was a career woman and an intellectual chef, she was still a traditional intellectual when she perpetuated the gender ideology in different form.

POLA KOMUNIKASI ORGANISASI SATUAN POLISI PAMONG PRAJA DALAM MENJAGA KETENTRAMAN DAN KETERTIBAN PEDAGANG KAKI LIMA DI DKI JAKARTA (Studi Deskriptif pada Satuan Polisi Pamong Praja Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta di Jakarta Pusat) KRISTANTY, SHINTA; LUBIS, ARMAINI
Communication Vol 4, No 2 (2013): COMMUNICATION
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi - Universitas Budi Luhur

The main duty of Satpol PP (The Municipal Police - Civil Service Police Unit) is to regulate and maintain the security of the community, but in reality municipal police organization holds its bad image toward the community, this bad image is more attached to the municipal police officers themselves. On this basis, the study aims to describe the patterns of communication within the body of Satpol PP organizations, particularly in Central Jakarta. This is because of Central Jakarta is one of the strategic area for street vendors to sell their goods. Moreover, the location is near from National Monument as a center of tourism destination for local or foreign tourists. The formulation of research problems is how the communication patterns of Satpol PP organizations in curbing the cadger in Central Jakarta. The research applies the organizational communication theory of Human Relations School, and includes the concept of organizational communication patterns such as message flow in the organization, communication network, organizational communication atmosphere and organizational leadership patterns. The method of research used is a case study with a qualitative approach. The results show that the Satpol PP organization in DKI Jakarta (central Jakarta) style has persuasive and informative communication, the message flow is in one direction and in both directions between the leaders and the officers of the Satpol PP, more formal communication networks, and the leadership pattern is democratic. Based on the theory of human relations school, the communication between the leaders and the officers of Satpol PP is more humane approach based persuasive communication and interpersonal communication.

LITERASI MEDIA DENGAN MEMBERDAYAKAN KEARIFAN LOKAL SIHABUDIN, AHMAD
Communication Vol 4, No 2 (2013): COMMUNICATION
Publisher : Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi - Universitas Budi Luhur

Media literacy is always related to media education. The problem is why is media to perform literacy? It is because our society is heterogeneous; in terms of their ethnicity, religion, infrastructure, education, knowledge, professional background, geography and other factors. This diversity indicator results also in differences of social perspective in grasping each content of media (Potter, 2001). The printing culture drives out the society’s competence to have contact with outside of both their selfness and their collective selfness. It might be helpful as outside information that can be used to repair the life order and structure. Unfortunately, although the importance of cultural literacy is in a consideration, the level of literacy competence of our society is still low. The society is in favor of information being read. The phenomenon in Ignas Kleden’s term is so-called as the secondary orality. Values and norms of local cultures within society can be utilized as the principle guidance for them to access information from new (foreign) media. We should put efforts on how our local wisdom functions as the community filter for media contents. Research and Development Division of Kompas (2011) reports culture is one of the devices through which we can develop a media literate society. This implementation is found in the Samin community at Pati Central Java, through their solid local doctrines they are successful to defend themselves not to imitate behaviors that they are in contact with.

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