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The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies
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Media and the War on Terror: A Case Study of Islamic News Magazine Reporting in the Transition Indonesia Prayudi -
The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies Vol 2, No 2 (2009)
Publisher : Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31315/ijcs.v2i2.1330

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This research looks at the representation of recent terrorist attacks in Indonesian Islamic news media within a context of cultural and social transition. It is based on an understanding that modern terrorism is formed in relation to the media and global networked media systems. Terrorism can be considered to be a stage upon which political ‘drama’ is performed for specific audiences, (national or international publics, particular groups or individuals, or political elites). In this context, the news media play a crucial role in distributing the message to the audience. At the same time, the way the news media represent the issue is influenced by the cultural, political, economic and social conditions in which the political violence is being played out.
The Effect of Health Claims on Television Commercials toward Consumer’s Decision Making in Food Product Buying (Case Study in Yogyakarta City) Yuni Retnowati
The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies Vol 2, No 2 (2009)
Publisher : Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31315/ijcs.v2i2.1335

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Advertisement is a medium to declare claims based on product benefits. However, there are times where the claims are not supported by evidence, hence mislead and confuse consumers in buying the products. Health issues discussed in public sphere are used to show the product benefits compare to other competitors. The aims of this research were to study consumer’s perception toward health claims on TV commercials and the effect of health claims on TV commercials (external factor) and internal factors toward consumer’s decision making in food product buying. Path analysis was used to analyze the effect of external and internal factors. The result of this research shows that consumer’s perception toward health claims on food product TV commercials is easy to understand, attractive, believable and suitable for the condition and the needs of consume, therefore its perception able to influence buying decision making (buying intensity). Food product includes in this category was food fiber which helped metabolism and natural diet. Consumers who attain the age of 21–50 years old, married, working and have good knowledge of nutrient are often do the buying activity.
Pornography Manifestation in Internet Media ( Content Analysis on Popular Local Porn Websites in Indonesia ) Edwi Arif Sosiawan
The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies Vol 2, No 2 (2009)
Publisher : Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31315/ijcs.v2i2.1336

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Pornografi yang semula hanya berupa tulisan saat ini berkembang dalam berbagai macam manifestasi seperti gambar, cerita pendek, video , film, lagu dan sebagainya. Bahkan pornografi di internet bukan lagi hanya pekerjaan orang iseng tetapi menjadi komoditi bisnis di dunia maya. Inilah yang menjadi penyebab menjamurnya situs porno di Internet. Pada sisi lain pornografi di internet juga dicap sebagai penyulut adanya kejahatan seksual, penyimpangan seksual dan bisnis seksual. Namun hingga saat ini belum ada fakta ilmiah yang mencoba untuk menggali tentang pornografi di internet. Oleh karena itu maka penelitian ini mencoba mengambil satu rumusan masalah yaitu : “Bagaimana manifestasi pornografi di internet dalam bentuk situs web site ? “ Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode content analysis, yaitu jenis metode yang menguraikan kecenderungan suatu fenomena melalui bantuan unit analisis dan kategorisasi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa situs yang digunkan lebih banyak menggunakan situs blog agar tidak terkena pemblokiran oleh pihak pemerintah. Visualisasi yang dimunculkan adalah gambar foto serta file 3gp. Secara keseluruhan jenis hardcore lebih banyak dipapangkan di internet. Fakta lain menunjukkan uptoditas materi pornografi tersebut bersiklus mingguan. Secara sifat maka pornografi yang terjadi bersifat vulgar dan sedikit sekali yang bersifat erotisme. Dari kesimpulan yang ada maka penutupan situs porno adalah hal yang sulit dilakukan mengingat jumlah situs yang banyak disertai dengan beralihnya pengelola situs porno ke domain websites publik sehingga sulit bagi aparat untuk menutupnya. Oleh karenanya keaktifan pribadi dan kesadaranlah yang mampu untuk menggerakkan agar pornografi tidak meluas di internet.
Democratis Values Require New Strategies Wisaksono Noeradi
The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies Vol 2, No 2 (2009)
Publisher : Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31315/ijcs.v2i2.1331

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For more than 30 years Indonesians were ruled under “Demokrasi Pancasila” favored by the Suharto administration. In-spite of the fact that Indonesia enjoyed economic stability, freedom of expression voicing an opinion not to the administration’s best interest was not tolerated. The nation knew only general elections where participating politicians were nominated by one of the three politicalparties. Publicexecutiveswereappointedbytherulingparty. Demonstrationswererepressed through various security regulations, if not by means of force. Being part of Angkatan Bersenjata Republik Indonesia (ABRI, Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia), the police depended heavilyonthemilitary’ssupportinrestoringpublicsecurity. One-waycommunicationwastheorder of the day. It was an easy life indeed for the public sector. Obviously, the monetary crisis which hit the country in mid 1997 brought revolutionary changes into the life of Indonesians too hard for the public sector to believe, never mind to accept. All of the sudden they saw political reform that introducedrealdemocracy. Theimplementationofregionaldecentralizationbroughtalotofconfusion and frustration. As public security became the sole responsibility of the police, the military’s duty shouldbehandlingdefensemattersandprovidingassistanceinemergencysituationsonly. Presidential electionwashelddirectly. Everythingissubjecttomassprotestand demonstrationstagedthroughout the country. Suddenly, the public sector had to adopt new values. They were simply not prepared for the new realities. Wanting to do things the easy way, top managements of the public sector realized that it needed to address the new challenge accordingly. Thus, empowering the internal stakeholders became their priority before communicating with any external stakeholder. How? Tentara Nasional Indonesia (TNI), Kabupaten Kebumen (a level II Administration) in Central Java, and Garuda (a State-owned airline) had their experiences for us to share.
How Indonesian Newspapers Covering Political Parties Ibnu Hamad
The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies Vol 2, No 2 (2009)
Publisher : Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31315/ijcs.v2i2.1332

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Using a critical discourse analysis method, this research aims to find out pattern and background of 10 newspaper national wide covering 9 political parties in 1999 General Election Campaign. There is a similar way to construct the parties as a music group rather than a broker of the clearinghouse of ideas. They represent the political actors as famous celebrities. For the media, they have different interests with one another in the news making for each political parties, such as ideological, idealism, political, and economic or market factors.
The Cultural Differences and Intercultural Adaptation on Partnership Relation of Core-Plasma Plantation in Tea Estate of Indonesia Ninik Sri Rejeki
The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies Vol 2, No 2 (2009)
Publisher : Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31315/ijcs.v2i2.1333

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This research was a qualitative research aiming at understanding the cultural differences and intercultural adaptation on partnership relation of core-plasma plantation in Tea Estate of Pagilaran Ltd Co, Indonesia. Collecting data were done by depth interviewing the worker’s core plantation and the plasma farmer concerning problems faced by both relationship. The results showed that culture of core plantation community tended to orientate to economical aspect with commercial basis, meanwhile culture of the farmers tended to orientate to group’s interest and to keep on their relationship among them with traditional habit and ecological sound. In relation to adaptation process, the two communities seemed to develop similar culture with capital interest. In this regards the similar cultures can be seen in two sides: from the side of core plantation, people working in the core plantation are come from similar culture with the indigenous farmers and the factory is also located in the farmer’s area. Meanwhile from the point of view of farmers, the similar culture as the result of cultural adaptation. Furthermore, the cultural differences shown by the core plantation and plasma farmer communities were due to the normative rules maintained by the company and also due to the different educational level and knowledge of both. To that respect, in core plantation community, the culture orientated to capital achievement implies the communication attitude on the business interest, where as the communication attitude of farmer community is more orientated to local interest using informal and interpersonal channel. Finally the communication differences in the two communities impede the process of organizational objective. And the communication attitude of the core plantation community is changed and unified with the communication attitude of plasma farmer.
Model of Communication Strategy for Public Relations in Private University in Building The Relationship With The Media Rini Darmastuti; Lina Sinatra Wijaya
The Indonesian Journal of Communication Studies Vol 2, No 2 (2009)
Publisher : Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31315/ijcs.v2i2.1334

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The success of Public Relations work in Private University depends on the public relations strategy in building the relationship with the media. For knowing how effective PR strategy is in building the relationship with the media, A research has been done with 10 respondents ( 10 Private Universities in Central Java ) by using descriptive qualitative approach and direct observation. There are two relationship models that have been found from this research, they are “ Imbalanced Commensalisms Relationship “ ( for PR’s relationship with the media institution ) and “ Harmonious Mutualism Relationship “ ( for PR’s relationship with the Journalist).

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