Content analysis of LINE application user: intersecting technology and social needed

Susilo, Daniel; Christantyawati, Nevrettia; Prasetyo, Iwan Joko; Juraman, Stefanus Rodrick

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1175/1/012224

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“…In the technique of one group the data collector or interviewer know that there is only one possibility of the answer for all the attributes that whether the respondent tell truth or lie [11][12][13]. So data privacy is in danger for this type of technique [14][15][16][17][18]. In this way to enhance the level of privacy the data will divide in two groups.…”

Section: Two-group Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multigroup Classification using Privacy Preserving Data Mining

Erwinsyah,

Chin,

Palalloi

et al. 2019

IJEAT

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Getting the useful and important data from a huge amount of information is known as data mining. It is a prominent field for search and research of data. To improve the communication between customers and organizations data mining is used. Preserve the private data is very necessary in data mining. It is the issue on which research developed their research in many different ways. For protecting the survey privacy and to avoid the bias answer the randomized response technique was developed. To prevent the data of the survey certain randomness will add with the answers. To improve the privacy level of the preserve data this research use multigroup methods. In this approach all the survey answer divided in multiple groups and then. For different groups data should randomize differently. Based on this multiple groups the decision tree used to classify the data. One group, two group and three group’s techniques used to preserve the data

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Section: Two-group Methodsmentioning

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Multigroup Classification using Privacy Preserving Data Mining

Erwinsyah,

Chin,

Palalloi

et al. 2019

IJEAT

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“…This paper designed to use content analysis by Krippendorf and Ethnomethodology for qualitative data. Measurement of the effectiveness will be based on number of percentage of Instagram's "like" button on every posting (Dougherty, 2005;Susilo, Christantyawati, Prasetyo, & Juraman, 2019). Design of content analysis aims to describe the aspects and characteristics of a message (Neuendorf, Shalski, & Cajigas, 2017).…”

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The effectiveness marketing strategy for ride-sharing transportation: intersecting social media, technology, and innovation

Yunus¹,

Susilo²,

Riyadi³

et al. 2019

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This paper will discuss the effectiveness of marketing on social media and motivation of users on social media account. Data shows that younger populations are heavily addicted to social media and fragmented in artificial communities on social media. This paper will use Krippendorf's Content Analysis as a tool to analyze two Instagram accounts of the most extensive online transportation provider application in Southeast Asia, Grab. Ethnomethodology also used to analyze qualitative data from Grab users, creating meaning about exposure on Grab marketing on social media. Results of this research show how an intersection (or the common grounds) of social media, technology, and innovation became an effective strategy on marketing for Grab for becoming the leader of online transportation in Southeast Asia.

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“…In context on intersecting with social networking, PR needs to adapt the technology and facing how public really concern with information on social media [15] [16]. People are easily access information and got engaged driven by social media [5], [17].…”

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“…Plenty individuals, groups, organizations, entrepreneurs, conventional media, private institutions and the government have adopted social media to gather, disseminate and share information with their audiences [2], [3]. Internet users become providers and consumers of information (prosumers) [4], [5]. Social media (eg, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc.)…”

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Communicating Secure Based Feeling: Content Analysis on Indonesian Police Official Account

Susilo*,

Prabowo,

Putranto

2019

IJEAT

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The development of social media in Indonesia, especially instagram has changed the paradigm of public relations in Indonesia. In the past five years, data from several studies have shown a change in the use of conventional public relations media towards the use of information-based technology and big data. This article will describe descriptively how security is built by Indonesian police social media. This article uses Krippendorf content analysis in collecting data and analyzing data. The results of the study showed that the security was successfully built by the Indonesian police through engagement on Instagram

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Content analysis of LINE application user: intersecting technology and social needed

Cited by 16 publications

References 5 publications

Multigroup Classification using Privacy Preserving Data Mining

Multigroup Classification using Privacy Preserving Data Mining

The effectiveness marketing strategy for ride-sharing transportation: intersecting social media, technology, and innovation

Communicating Secure Based Feeling: Content Analysis on Indonesian Police Official Account

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