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Jurnal Komunikasi Indonesia
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ISSN : 23019816     EISSN : 26152894     DOI : https://doi.org/10.7454/jkmi
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The aim of the Jurnal Komunikasi Indonesia is to promote and enhance advanced academic discussions, including research development and debates in the field of media and communication. It also serves as a interdisciplinary forum for researchers and industry players who use research as the frame for social awareness, development, and change. We welcome any submission of manuscripts throughout the year. Authors are invited to submit scholarly works on communication such as International Relations, Media Management, Film and Media Arts, Game Studies, Digital Education and Communities, Communication and Policies, Globalization and Social Impact, Youth and Media, Audience and Perception Analysis, Democracy and Integration, Media Literacy and Education, Media and Development, Health Communication, Political Communication, Hegemony and the Media, Gender and Sexuality, Queer and Media, Social Media and Subcultures, Popular Culture and Society, Media and Religion, Media and Identity, War/Peace Journalism, Conflict and Crisis Communication, Strategic Communication and Information Management, Digital Media, Advertising and Persuasive Management, Public Relations and Crisis Management, Global Journalism and relevant areas from the standpoint of media and communication.
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The Role of Indonesian Doctors as Content Creators in Fighting Health Hoaxes, Myths, and Stigma on Social Media Anjelia, Lydia Okva; Mulyana, Deddy; Suminar, Jenny Ratna
JURNAL KOMUNIKASI INDONESIA Vol. 13, No. 2
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Amidst the proliferation of disinformation and misinformation related to health on social media, the public must ensure that the sources of information are trustworthy. This research aims to explain the role of doctors in the fight against health hoaxes, myths, and stigma spread through social media. The study adopts qualitative research with a phenomenological approach to understand doctors' experiences and perceptions regarding their efforts to address health hoaxes, myths, and stigma on social media. Fifteen doctors as content creators in Jakarta and Bandung were selected as informants using purposive sampling. The data was collected through interviews, observation participation, and documentation studies. The study showed that doctors (1) have a significant role in the fight against health hoaxes, myths, and stigma on social media, consisting of doctors as sources of accurate information, educators, and public health advocacy; (2) use any feature tools on social media such as making Q&A, stitch some content hoaxes, myths, and stigma, and collaboration with another expert, government, agencies, or health organizations ; (3) provide accurate information based on the educational process and scientific evidence.
The Politics of Science Communication in Indonesia: Understanding the Role of Science Academies Chabibah, Uswatul; Putri, Nur Rafiza; Rakhmani, Inaya; Burhanudin, Muhamad; Adiningtyas, Wahyu
JURNAL KOMUNIKASI INDONESIA Vol. 13, No. 2
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The role of Indonesian academies as science communicators evolves together with changing government regimes. Globally, science academies are typically not-for-profit, independent academic communities committed to providing advice for the nation in matters pertaining to science and technology. In Indonesia, science academies are historically formed under state regimes. This article, drawing on Niilo Kauppi’s framework, examines five years of science communication by the Indonesian Academy of Sciences, and two organizations under its auspices: the Indonesian Young Academy of Sciences and the Indonesian Science Fund. It reflects on their efforts to bridge the gaps between science, policy, and the public. Within the academy’s network, at times members relinguish their scientific identities to occupy the space between government and public — which in certain contexts might become disadvantageous. This is especially so in conditions where unequal power is held between the State and scientists, where the mobilization of resources, relationships, and symbols of sciences — staples for science communication —becomes ineffective.
Female Fandom in The Digital Era: ‘Alternative Universe’ for Promoting Thai Boys Love Drama Yuliarti, Monika Sri
JURNAL KOMUNIKASI INDONESIA Vol. 13, No. 2
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Digital era has changed human’s life, including in the practice of fandom. It results in a much broader dissemination of fans-related products produced by the fans, such as alternative universe (AU) as part of fan fiction. In addition, nowadays, Thailand popular culture is rising, especially with the boys’ love drama series (Thai BL drama) which caught foreign viewers’ interest, including Indonesians. This study explores how AU can be considered as a tool for promoting Thai BL drama which goes to fandom actively involvement in the promotion of a foreign country's cultural product with taboo value. It is a qualitative content analysis of online texts which focuses on three female AU author accounts on X with more than 5,000 followers. It is found that AU does not directly impact on the promotion of Thai BL drama, considering the massive modification on the character, setting, plot, and language due to the creativity of AU authors. It is a unique finding that makes it possible to promote Thai BL actors. Finally, it will promote Thai BL drama which the actors are part of, which can be understood from the replies and quotes of X users as AU readers
User-Generated Content: A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) Research Suryatini, Ni Wayan; Juniman, Puput Tripeni; Riesardhy, Anastasia Winanti; Irwansyah, Irwansyah
JURNAL KOMUNIKASI INDONESIA Vol. 14, No. 1
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The advancement of technology has given rise to the phenomenon of user-generated content (UGC), which presents an intriguing subject for investigation through various perspectives. This paper aims to conduct an analysis of journal articles focusing on UGC within the context of the Instagram social media platform. To achieve this, the paper employs a systematic literature review (SLR) research method, adhering to the PRISMA protocol, focusing specifically on journal articles discussing UGC on Instagram. The literature search was conducted in April 2023 using the keywords "UGC" and "Instagram" in the Scopus database. After a series of exclusions, the research examined 30 journal articles relevant to the topic. Eight research questions were addressed based on the conceptual framework, document characteristics, and content dimensions. The analysis results reveal that UGC offers numerous advantages to the communication and marketing industry. These benefits can be realized through the application of specific strategies tailored to the characteristics of Instagram users.
Empowering Society Through Digitalization of MSMEs During the Recession Purwani, Diah Ajeng; Prasetyaningrum, Etika; Arfiani, Anindya Septiana
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One of the sectors and regions affected by the recession in Indonesia’s economic condition is Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Yogyakarta. Some of the problems that arise include a decrease in MSME turnover, which leads to a reduction in the number of employees. MSMEs need to maintain their businesses if they need to keep up with increasingly rapid technological developments in the online realm in their marketing strategies. The method used in this research is community-based research (CBR) based on cases in the field, which takes the MSME community as the research objective studied through digitalization on social media, especially Instagram. This study aims to discover how MSMEs can innovate in selling through online channels via social media, especially Instagram, to increase sales of these MSMEs. The media used is Instagram, so MSMEs can develop more in online marketing. The results of this research identify the formation of an Instagram social media account complete with the MSME logo and the structure of the Instagram feed used to increase sales during the recession. The empowerment that continues to synergize with various parties will be one of the strengths of developing MSMEs.
Sustainable Brand Trust in Mobile Banking: A Case Study of BSI Mobile User Reviews on Google Play Tiandini, Novian; Hidayatullah, Haqqi
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In contemporary times, communication is important in resolving problems or crises in various field. One of them in digital transactions. The digital transactions are a frequently performed activity, including the use of mobile banking (m-banking), which has become an essential application due to the high volume of transactions utilizing it. Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) mobile is one of Indonesia's mobile banking services that experienced disruptions for several days in May 2023. Even BSI issued an official statement regarding the issue through their social media. This has the potential to affect users' trust in their brand, while a brand's strength is built over a long and continuous period with efforts to maximize value and assets becoming the roots of the brand itself. The purpose of this research is to analyze how BSI Mobile user reviews on Google Play Store in 2023 impact brand trust. This qualitative research employs a case study approach. Data was collected using text mining as the primary source, interviews as the secondary, and literature review. A review of BSI Mobile on the Google Play Store indicated that overall, users' trust in BSI Mobile in 2023 was relatively positive. BSI responded to user reviews on the platform to effectively communicate during a crisis and succeeded in building sustainable brand trust with their users.
Social Construction of Technology in VR Adoption for Science Education Muslich, Adipurwa
JURNAL KOMUNIKASI INDONESIA Vol. 14, No. 1
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VR has emerged as a promising tool for revolutionizing science education, offering immersive and interactive experiences that can enhance student understanding. It holds significant potential as a communication medium for explaining the complexities of science in classroom settings. Despite its potential, VR’s penetration in science education remains limited. This research explored the facets influencing VR adoption in education, focusing on science teachers' perspectives in Jakarta. Using a qualitative approach, the study investigates how the SCOT concept, grounded in communication theory, affects the adoption of VR in the educational sector. Key themes identified included the role of networking, school culture, socioeconomic disparities, policies, and pedagogical considerations. Teacher characteristics—such as openness to innovation and collaborative skills—were found to act as catalysts for adoption. Conversely, resistance to change and limited access to resources emerged as significant obstacles. The research underscores communication plays a pivotal role in the diffusion of VR technology in educational contexts. The findings offer valuable insights for policymakers, educators, and technology developers. This research contributes to education sector by providing a nuanced understanding about social construction in VR adoption, complementing prior quantitative studies.
The Dramaturgy of Public Policy on Raising Subsidized Fuel Prices in Indonesia (Policy Comparative Analysis Between 2013 and 2022) Patria, Nezar; Irawanto, Budi; Abrar, Ana Nadhya
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This study examines the policy of raising subsidized fuel prices in Indonesia through a dramaturgical lens, employing discourse analysis as its methodology. Each fuel price increase triggers intense political debates, involving key governmental figures and eliciting diverse public responses. The research contrasts two pivotal periods: the policy decisions during President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's administration in 2013 and those under President Joko Widodo in 2022. Using a dramaturgical framework, the study analyzes the dimensions of scripting, setting, staging, and performance in policymaking, highlighting how each administration constructs distinct policy narratives. In 2013, the policy faced significant opposition and robust public discourse. In contrast, by 2022, media strategies were strategically employed to shape the narrative and mitigate dissent. The findings reveal contrasting approaches by the two administrations in managing the political and social consequences of the fuel price increases. These insights contribute to a deeper understanding of the dynamics of public policy in the context of economic and political challenges, emphasizing the critical role of communication strategies in the implementation of contentious policies.
Storytelling for Brand Awareness on Instagram: The Case of AGAVILab in the Biotechnology Sector Annahlka, Oriell; Diniati, Anisa
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Brands, including AGAVILab, have implemented an Instagram content management strategy to address the challenges of building brand awareness, which is particularly important for startups not yet well-known to the public. Therefore, the company needs to enhance its efforts to create brand awareness, which is crucial for consumers when choosing products. As a startup that provides biotechnology research materials, AGAVILab is not yet well-known to the public. Therefore, the company needs to enhance its efforts to create brand awareness, which is crucial for consumers when choosing products. This research aims to describe how AGAVILab manages its Instagram content to build brand awareness using storytelling techniques. The study employs Regina Luttrell's Circular Model of SoMe for Social Communication to explain the content management process and Maylanny Christin's Triangle of Storytelling to illustrate the relationships among the key components in storytelling content. The research follows a descriptive qualitative approach conducted over nine months, from April to December 2023. The primary sources include social media monitoring of the @agavi.lab Instagram account, interviews, and literature reviews. The findings reveal that AGAVILab's content management strategy aims to increase brand awareness and public trust in its products. This strategy comprises four stages: analyzing the Instagram account, designing and producing content, maintaining audience engagement, and evaluating performance. AGAVILab seeks to establish a strong brand presence and foster engagement with its target audience through this approach. The study provides practical implications for startups in niche industries seeking to build digital brand visibility and offers a theoretical contribution by contextualizing social media storytelling as an effective communication strategy within the biotechnology sector.
Effects of Political Predispositions, Media Use, and Media Evaluation on Policy Malaise among Indonesian and German People Garnesia, Irma
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This study explores a comparative analysis of Germany and Indonesia in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, emphasizing the importance of addressing cross-cultural dimensions in global health crises—a field that remains underexplored. By enhancing preparedness for future emergencies, the research critically examines whether theoretical assumptions developed in Global North contexts can be meaningfully extended to Global South settings. Specifically, this study hypothesizes that political predispositions, media use, and media evaluation are associated with policy malaise, and investigates these associations in light of cross-cultural differences. Using data from Germany (n = 1,458) and Indonesia (n = 1,043), the findings reveal significant differences between the two nations in the prevalence of political predispositions, media consumption habits, media evaluations, and levels of policy malaise. Further analysis demonstrates that while assumptions developed and tested within Global North contexts are partially applicable to Global South settings, the observed effect sizes vary. Finally, the study situates its results within the distinct cultural and political contexts of each nation, offering a nuanced critique of how social constructs shape policy perceptions in non-Western societies.

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