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Jurnal InterAct
ISSN : 22524630     EISSN : 26141442     DOI : -
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The articles and themes presented in the journal have the goal to increase the understanding of the importance of communication and in developing new concepts to provide solutions in implementing communication science in Indonesia.
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Articles 99 Documents
Audit Komunikasi Internal Andre Hardjana
Jurnal InterAct Vol 3, No 2 (2014): Jurnal InterAct
Publisher : Atma Jaya Indonesia Catholic University, Jakarta

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This article argues that internal communication has two functions, namely as channels for sharing task information and creating an organizational climate conducive for trusting relations. As an essential part of an organizational communication system, internal communication is central to organizational success. In a changing environment, however, its effectiveness is subject to severe pressures of internal and external forces. A regular assessment is needed to keep internal communication effective. The best way to assess it is by undertaking communication audit, in which the results can be used by communication specialists to design the right program for improving the organization’s  communication system.
Characteristics of Museum’s Website In Jakarta As A Publication Site Erna Mariana Susilowardhani; Rachel Dyah Wiastuti
Jurnal InterAct Vol 3, No 2 (2014): Jurnal InterAct
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Nowadays, a website is considered primarily as a means of communication and categorized as one of many publications. Majority of prospective tourism visitors start their research on the internet. Therefore, having a website on the internet is a very important tool for any tourism business, including museums that would obviously give benefit for both the visitors and the museum itself.  A  well designed and maintained website will represent and evolve to being a museum’s image worth as one of tourism attractions.  The purpose of this paper is to analyze a museum’s website and to examine its characteristics. This paper used a qualitative-explorative research. The Jakarta Tourism Board website was used as main reference to obtain which museum that was selected. Secondary data were from 10 official museums’ website observations in Jakarta. The results provide detail analysis about museum’s website through in-depth description referring to each particular characteristic; history, visitor information, collection, media press release, education,  exhibition,  research and  social media. Each provides adequate information for visitors. This study contributes to the understanding of museum management to better acknowledge their website. The result of this study also provides strategic directions to enhance museum’s website performance expected to be in line with visitors’ experience.
Kebijakan Media Televisi Di Era Media Baru Lisa Esti Puji Hartanti
Jurnal InterAct Vol 4, No 1 (2015): Jurnal InterAct
Publisher : Atma Jaya Indonesia Catholic University, Jakarta

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This article  emphasizes that  media convergence  possesses real influence in the world. Nowadays, resources such as text, audio, video, pictures, and so forth, can be shared via the media. These multiplatform tools can be easily accessible by the  Internet.  This provides  a  large majority  of people better chance to utilize the tools. The television, as an old media, also borrows or shares the content of the new media as materials for the production. As one of the new media, YouTube provides similar materials as the television. YouTube has a  user-generated content,  which means  any individual may watch, upload, download, or publish videos as long as they have access to the Internet. The old media policy does not only borrows materials from the new media because of the trend only but also because of the economic factor involved. The videos on YouTube can be made with pocket cameras or handphones. This puts YouTube in contrast to the television, which demands the standard camera for program production. Hence, if the television borrows materials from the YouTube, the producer of the television program may cut cost production significantly.
KOMUNIKASI DALAM PERUBAHAN SOSIAL Satria Kusuma
Jurnal InterAct Vol 1, No 1 (2012): Jurnal InterAct
Publisher : Atma Jaya Indonesia Catholic University, Jakarta

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This article describes the position of communication and media in social change and development in Indonesia, viewing the use of media and what can be done by the media. Media function as a conduit of information, as the decision-making in the hope of a change in attitudes, beliefs and social norms, and as an educator does not meet expectation. There is a need for enhanced participation from whom are taking part in a process of communication to attain a common focus in looking at the problems faced. The problem is how far the speed of socioeconomic growth according to the intensity the media usage. Which functions can be carried out independently by the media, as well as which function where the media can only support the changes.
Komunikasi Birokrasi Aparatur Pemerintah dalam Implementasi Undang-Undang Keterbukaan Informasi Publik (Studi Kasus Pada Dinas Komunikasi dan Informatika Provinsi Jawa Barat) Aat Ruchiat Nugraha; Trie Damayanti
Jurnal InterAct Vol 2, No 1 (2013): Jurnal InterAct
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Communication is an essential part of the process of information services for the public, especially the communication activities in the support of development policies implemented by the government. In relation with the development process undertaken by the government, public disclosure is often the demand of the public that information about development should be transparent, credible and accountable.  Therefore the  apparatus as part of  a  government bureaucracy  certainly have  the duty and function to serve the interests of their people through the bureaucratic form of communication. Results of the research revealed that the communication function through professional bureaucracy can convey the pattern of effective public information services and tailored to the needs of all stakeholders in the field of bureaucratic reform towards an open, honest, reliable and trustworthy.
Menegakkan Jurnalisme Etis dalam Pemberitaan Kasus Terorisme Salvatore Simarmata
Jurnal InterAct Vol 2, No 2 (2013): Jurnal InterAct
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36388/ia.v2i2.745

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Media coverage of terrorism has tendency of bias because both media and terrorists take advantages in the relationship. Media benefit much from the news value of the striking acts of terror that spark fear and anger at the same time. The terrorists win free publication of their actions in achieving their goals. Therefore the credibility of the news media should be built upon the ethical journalism practice to eliminate the bias. This article proposed a theoretical and practical foundation for implementing ethical journalism in covering terrorism. Journalists should comply with a new principle of objectivity in reporting terrorism. As the society needs accurate information about events around them, news media should be able to provide ―first  aid‖  package of information, so that members of the society can act rationally and be calm during the tense situation. Ethical journalism with a renewed standard of objectivity could keep the first aid of information constantly flowing to the society facing fear and danger of terrorism.
How To Manage Social Media Hoaxes Indiwan Seto Wahjuwibowo; Yoyoh Hereyah
Jurnal InterAct Vol 5, No 2 (2016): Jurnal InterAct
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Social  media  in  Indonesia  is  very  popular  and  many  people  are  addicted  to  it. Information, both bad and good occur in social media, moreover the health sector. Facebook, Path and Twitter are filled with various information about lifestyle, technique to maintain health, nutrition and tips face malignancy and how to prevent it. In the offline world, communities are typically responsible for enforcing norms of privacy and general etiquette. In the online world, new etiquette challenges abound. To reap the benefits of socializing and making new friends, teens often disclose information about themselves that would typically be part of an acceptable “getting-to-know-you” process offline (name, school, personal interests, etc.). On social network sites, these stories are posted online sometimes in full public view. In some cases, this information is innocuous or fake. But in other cases, disclosure reaches a level that is troubling for parents and those concerned about the safety of online teens, and once children put this information online, they will never get it back. On Facebook and other social media app due its anonym, and immediately, everyone can easily convey information including in the field of health, and not just whether he was expert or not. Social media can be shared quickly, therefore information distribution to various parties seamless. The problem, not necessarily all information about health is valid and literally capable, danger when wrong health information was followed without have being reviewed.
Measuring the Relationship Maintenance Strategies through PT Pertamina (Persero) Website: www.pertamina.com Marsefio Sevyone Luhukay
Jurnal InterAct Vol 4, No 2 (2015): Jurnal InterAct
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Internet, as a two way communications media provides an interactive and easier way for Public Relations to reach their public. Starting from the internet, e-mail, website, blog, were created, and so did the social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Path, Instagram. Social media helps people to create, share, and publish various contents through online media. Social media also provides people to communicate in two way, maintaining their relationships. To maintain the relationships with the public, Public Relations needs to create a certain way of communicating that will show their good intent. Linda Hon and James Grunig (1999), created a theory about relationship maintenance strategies for Public Relations in order to create and maintain the relationship well. We could see the relationships between Public Relations and their public through the website. This research explains the website contains of PT Pertamina (Persero), The Best BUMN Website of 2014. To be specific, this research’s main topic is “Measuring the Relationship Maintenance Strategies through PT Pertamina (Persero) Website”. This Research using quantitative content analysis method with the Holsti Formula. The results were measured by the indicators as following: (1) Access, (2) Positivity, (3) Openness, (4) Assurances, (5) Networking, (6) Sharing of Task. Those six indicators used to help Public Relations shows the corporate consistency in maintaining relationships with its differences publics through the internet including the corporate website.
The Modernization of Election Campaigns and Its Research Opportunities in Indonesia’s Direct Elections Era Salvatore Simarmata
Jurnal InterAct Vol 4, No 2 (2015): Jurnal InterAct
Publisher : Atma Jaya Indonesia Catholic University, Jakarta

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Elections have changed significantly since 2004 in Indonesia when citizens for the very first time voted directly for their national leaders. The changes seen not only at the significant participations, either in the electorates or in the political parties contesting the elections, but more so on the way campaigns were conducted. Political parties and individual candidates have run campaigns in a way that has a deep involvement of political marketing, scientific research,  political consultants,  and professionalization  of strategies  and the  messages conveyed to the voters, to which often referred to as modernization of campaign. Professionalization of campaigning has given a new face of electoral politics in Indonesia, where crafting persuasive message to woo the public is much more important than the substantive and ideological policy preferences offered to the people. Individual popularity becomes a dominant factor for elites to compete for political positions through election. This calls for investigation, because what happens during campaigns will influence the rest of electoral process and the results accordingly. This paper is aimed at exploring the modernization of campaigns theory, observing its practices in Indonesia, and categorizing its thematic research opportunities in the context of Indonesian direct elections.
Radio Broadcasters Credibility as 'Spokespersons' Raising The Adlibs M Rizky Kertanegara
Jurnal InterAct Vol 5, No 1 (2016): Jurnal InterAct
Publisher : Atma Jaya Indonesia Catholic University, Jakarta

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In the midst of the rapid development of communication technology, it would make the pattern of the clients of a product or service in the marketing communications activities shift from traditional media to new media. However, advertising through traditional media is still required and still effective in marketing their products or services. One of the surviving media is radio advertising through adlibs. Adlibs is advertising material that was delivered directly by a  broadcaster in a  program. In the perspective approach to advertising messages, radio broadcaster's role can be categorized as a spokesperson or the person who spoke on behalf of the company to present their products or services in the form of credibility. Eisend (2002) conceptualized the spokesperson's credibility on the  dimensions of honesty,  objectivity, charisma,  and competence.  Thus,  this study wanted to  explain how the concept  of the credibility of the broadcaster, as a product spokesperson, in conveying adlibs within the scope of marketing communications as well as the effectiveness of advertising messages.

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