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Indonesian Journal of Digital Society
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Scientific Papers for Indonesian Journal of Digital Society is "Contemporary Issues in Digital Society Era".
Arjuna Subject : Ilmu Sosial - Sosiologi dan Ilmu Politik
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Community Social Movement Through Digital Media as a Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic in Surabaya, East Java Kamaruddin Salim; Tia Azriani
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society Vol 1, No 2 (2020): Contemporary Issues of Covid 19 in Digital Society Era
Publisher : Program Studi Sosiologi Universitas Nasional

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Surabaya is one of the cities in Indonesia which is currently facing the Covid-19 pandemic. The number of positive sufferers of Covid 19 in Surabaya is the highest in East Java Province. Efforts to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic The Surabaya City Government has implemented a Large-Scale Social Restriction (PSBB) regulation, on April 28-May 11 2020, and the second stage from May 11-25, 2020, through various types of information media. PSBB regulations have been conveyed to the public. This has reaped various responses from the public regarding efforts to deal with the Covid-19 outbreak, there are people both individually and collectively who accept and obey regulations from the Surabaya City Government, but there is Covid-19 19. The results of the study show that there are active community groups and there are also community groups who are passive in supporting efforts to prevent the Covid-19 pandemic in the City of Surabaya. For community groups who play an active role in responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, there are various types of social movements that are being carried out. This social movement was carried out collectively to help people affected by the Covid-19 pandemic Keywords : Social movement, digital media, Covid-19 pandemic
Virtual Homecoming Culture During the Covid-19 Pandemic for Students in Malang City Muhammad Hasan Suryawan
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society Vol 1, No 2 (2020): Contemporary Issues of Covid 19 in Digital Society Era
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Homecoming has been a tradition of Indonesian society for decades. Those who go home are generally migrants in big cities, such as professionals, workers and even students. For students, Eid al-Fitr homecoming is the right time to take a vacation and relax with their extended family. However, this year's homecoming must be canceled and even prohibited by the government to avoid the spread of Covid-19. So that the purpose of this study is to understand the feelings and experiences of students in Malang City who are not going home due to the Covid -19 pandemic and identify other alternatives as a substitute for going home. This research uses a qualitative approach with descriptive research type. The source of data is from student immigrants in Malang City who do not do the Eid homecoming. Data collection techniques using in-depth interviews (independent interview) and observation. The data validity used triangulation between informant data. The data analysis technique used interactive analysis, namely data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing. The results of this study found that immigrant students in Malang City were unable to go home directly for several reasons, (1) restrictions from the government, (2) avoiding the spread of Covid-19 to their hometowns, and (3) prohibitions from their families for reasons of mutual health. . The purpose of the students homecoming in Malang is to have a vacation and stay together. For this reason, another alternative as a medium to substitute for Eid homecoming is to take advantage of sophisticated communication media such as direct face-to-face communication via video calls and taking virtual trips to tourist attractions or places in your hometown, for example using the street view feature in the google maps application. This kind of virtual homecoming certainly cannot replace students' experiences and feelings when going home directly, but the role of information technology of this kind is very important for students. Keywords : Eid al-Fitr, Virtual homecoming, students, Covid-19 pandemic.
Family Communication in the Digital Era for Resolving Household Conflicts Rajagukguk, Djudjur Luciana; Sriwartini , Yayu; Ramadhanis, Tamara
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society is a scientific journal Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Volume 2, Nomor 1, Tahun 2026
Publisher : Department of Sociology, Universitas Nasional (Indonesia)

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This study aims to analyze the application of family communication in resolving domestic conflict, focusing on conversation orientation, compliance, and interpersonal communication skills. The research method used a qualitative approach with a literature review of couples who had experienced domestic conflict. The results indicate that communication based on openness, mutual respect, and thirdparty mediation, when necessary, can reduce conflict intensity and improve the quality of family relationships. Therefore, implementing effective family communication is a key strategy in maintaining household stability and the psychological well-being of family members. Therefore, it is important to find effective solutions that can help resolve these conflicts. Communication is key in resolving conflict, with values such as compassion and patience helping to manage differences more effectively. This approach strengthens emotional and spiritual bonds, creating a more stable and healthy family environment.
Analysis of Reading Interest Among Adolescents in The Digital Age (A study at Sman 4 Bogor) Insan, Syahrul Maulana; Mintarti, Mintarti; Lestari, Soetji
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society is a scientific journal Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Volume 2, Nomor 1, Tahun 2026
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This study aims to identify factors that may enhance adolescents’ reading interest amid the current digital transformation. Conducted at SMAN 4, Bogor City, West Java, the research employs a descriptive-quantitative method with a proportionate random sampling technique. The sample includes 152 students drawn from a total population of 635. The findings reveal that education and parental involvement play pivotal roles in fostering reading interests, highlighting the profound impact of socialisation on individual behaviour. Furthermore, the study indicates that students’ reading preferences have expanded beyond traditional printed books to various digital platforms, such as web articles, digital comics, and social media. Finally, the results suggest that students’ habitus deeply influences the formation of reading interest. At the same time, advances in technology and the internet have fundamentally altered how high schoolers access and engage with literary resources.
Social Movements and Digital Activism on Twitter: A Case Study of Development Conflict over the National Strategic Projects (PSN) Rempang Eco City in Batam Adah, Isti'
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society is a scientific journal Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Volume 2, Nomor 1, Tahun 2026
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This study investigates the dynamics of social movements and digital activism in the context of the National Strategic Projects (PSN) Rempang Eco City development in Batam. The research applies Habermas's framework of the public sphere, emphasizing its inclusive and participatory nature, and extends this concept to digital platforms. The emergence of cyberspace has transformed traditional public spheres, enabling various societal actors to communicate and express dissent beyond spatial and temporal limitations. The Rempang Eco City project is examined as a case of agrarian conflict, highlighting the tensions between state-driven economic initiatives and the territorial rights of local communities. As of 2024, the issue remains prominent and widely discussed, with local disputes gaining visibility through digital media and contributing to the formation of counter-narratives. The study employs a qualitative netnographic approach and utilizes Social Network Analysis (SNA) to analyze Twitter (X) data collected from September 8 to 18, 2023. The analysis includes public sentiment, trending hashtags, identification of key actors, and the progression of online discourse. The results indicate that digital activism on Twitter has played a significant role in social mobilization related to the Rempang conflict. The SNA findings show that 65% of the networked conversations opposed residential displacement and criticized the reported use of force by authorities, demonstrating the effectiveness of digital platforms in shaping public opinion and supporting collective action.
Digital Democracy in Post‑2024 Indonesia: Between Expanded Participation and Normalized Polarization Priyono, Setyo Hari
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society is a scientific journal Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Volume 2, Nomor 1, Tahun 2026
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This article examines the ambivalent trajectory of Indonesia’s digital democracy after the 2024 national elections, focusing on how digitalization reshapes participation, public discourse, and electoral governance. Using a qualitative descriptive, literature‑based design, the study synthesizes international meta‑analyses on digital media and participation, research on digital inclusion and critical digital literacy, and Indonesian evidence from academic studies, official reports, and civil society monitoring. The findings show that social media and online platforms have expanded information access and expressive political engagement, especially among younger citizens, yet participation remains socially stratified and often shallow, mirroring global patterns of participation bias. Furthermore, industrialized disinformation, buzzer networks, and emerging uses of AI‑generated content erode epistemic quality and trust, while regulatory and supervisory responses by electoral bodies remain fragmented and formalistic. Therefore, the article argues for structural reforms that combine digital inclusion, critical digital literacy, and platform governance. Future research needs to focus on buzzer ecosystems, AI‑mediated campaigning, and digital intraparty democracy.
Balancing Constitutional Rights and Personal Data Protection for Citizens in the Digital Society: A Proportionality Test Analysis of Constitutional Court Decisions Charity, May Lim; Anshory, Syaifuddin
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society is a scientific journal Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Volume 2, Nomor 1, Tahun 2026
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The development of digital technology and the enactment of the Personal Data Protection Law (PDP Law) have raised constitutional tensions between the right to privacy and freedom of expression, particularly when the disclosure of personal data is related to public interest. This conflict raises questions about how the Constitutional Court balances these two rights in Decision Number 135/PUU-XXIII/2025 and the extent to which the approach used reflects the proportionality test. This study aims to analyse the practice of balancing rights in the decision, examine its compliance with the stages of the proportionality test, and formulate a more systematic model for applying proportionality in the context of digital constitutionalism. The study employs normative legal methods with conceptual, legislative, and case study approaches, as well as limited comparative analysis. The research results indicate that the Court has substantively carried out constitutional balancing, but has not yet operationalized the proportionality test explicitly and systematically, especially in terms of necessity and proportionality in the strict sense. The implication is that formalization of the proportionality test is needed in adjudication and legislative practices to maintain the balance of rights in a rational, consistent, and democratic manner in the era of digital governance.
Reproducing Nutritional Knowledge in the Digital Ecosystem through Adolescent Counseling Practices Mustika, Abellia Cluara Salza; Kawedar, Muhammad Haikal
Indonesian Journal of Digital Society is a scientific journal Vol 2 No 1 (2026): Volume 2, Nomor 1, Tahun 2026
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In the digital society, nutritional knowledge is continuously reproduced through mediated interactions rather than transmitted linearly. This study examines how nutritional knowledge is reproduced in the digital ecosystem through adolescent counseling practices. Using a qualitative case study of two nutrition students participating in a public counseling competition themed “Healthy Eating as Fuel for Modern Adolescents,” the research explores how evidence-based dietary guidelines were translated into accessible messages for youth audiences. Despite limited preparation time and the absence of face-to-face rehearsals, coordination was conducted through digital communication, reflecting the mediated nature of contemporary knowledge production. The findings reveal three interconnected processes: academic reproduction of scientific references, communicative adaptation to adolescent discourse, and symbolic amplification through media exposure, including radio interviews. The study argues that adolescent counseling represents a socio-digital negotiation of meaning in which young nutrition educators actively reconstruct and legitimize healthy eating narratives within the digital ecosystem.

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