Hoax management of presidential staff office: An example of government public relations strategies

Saidah, Musfiah; Rusfian, Effy Zalfiana

doi:10.25139/jsk.v4i1.1769

Cited by 11 publications

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“…Ibaratnya, media konvensional (yang dalam tulisan ini lebih terfokus pada media televisi) saat ini sedang dalam masa disrupsi digital (Saidah & Rusfian, 2020). Disrupsi, menurut Rhenald Kasali adalah inovasi yang akan menggantikan seluruh sistem lama dengan cara-cara baru.…”

Section: Tabel 1 Perbedaan Posisi Khalayak Terhadap Media Media Konvesionalunclassified

Media konvensional vs media daring: Belajar dari kasus acara Tonight Show – NET TV

Zulaikha¹

2020

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The world in one hand, now is no longer just an advertising tagline. It really has become a reality, when the gadget in our hands is able to present all the information needs of the entire world. Not just information, various entertainment can also be found in gadgets. From movies, music, drama series, talk shows, comedy, and various shows owned by influencers or YouTubers that are entertainment. And special, the audience in gadgets only watch the shows they like. There's no way they would waste their quota to watch a program they don't like. The question is, did television audiences still have an audience in such an era? As we all know, television viewers cannot just watch what they like, because in the program they are watching, it is likely that other programs that they dislike (such as advertisements) are tucked away. This paper tries to reveal, is it true that online media can replace conventional media? Or is it true that conventional media has been abandoned by the audience? The results of this study revealed that not all viewers left conventional media. Similarly, not all programs can be enjoyed online. Keywords: Conventional Media; Online Media; The audience.

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Section: Tabel 1 Perbedaan Posisi Khalayak Terhadap Media Media Konvesionalunclassified

Media konvensional vs media daring: Belajar dari kasus acara Tonight Show – NET TV

Zulaikha¹

2020

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“…Selain itu, beberapa penelitian sebelumnya tentang media sosial baru telah diteliti, namun masih terdapat beberapa gap dalam memahami bagaimana mahasiswa menggunakan media sosial sebagai ruang publik baru untuk meningkatkan partisipasi politik. Maka, penelitian ini juga diharapkan mampu meneruskan beberapa hasil penelitian sebelumnya sebagai penjelasan melalui hasil kuantitatif yang lebih terperinci (Bonsón et al, 2019;Saidah & Rusfian, 2020;Susilo, Christantyawati, et al, 2019;Susilo, Prabowo, et al, 2019;Taiminen & Karjaluoto, 2015).…”

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Ruang publik dan media sosial: partisipasi politik mahasiswa indonesia

Bhakti¹

2020

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The public sphere has not been effective and is considered lacking a significant benefit to the development of democracy in Indonesia. The assumption of Habermas (1987) in the theory of communicative action is to consider public sphere that have political influence. Social media as a public sphere through communicative action theory Habermas believes that students are free to communicate with each other. Therefore, there is a need for studies to study which social media is needed to increase student political participation. By using a mixed method, namely discussing quantitative and qualitative to find out the use of social media as a public space through more contemporary political communication. The results show that social media has proven to be effective as a public sphere for students and has become the most important part for the interaction, discussion and political aspirations of students in a country that supports democracy. This can be clearly seen that social media has contributed massively and significantly to the development of universal public sphere, accessible to students without sphere and time limits. The reason is that students can hardly access information and challenge their political aspirations. The more open public sphere for students through social media can increase student political participation through dialogic dialogue and this is a good step for the realization of deliberative democracy in Indonesia. Keywords: Social Media; Public Sphere; Communicative Action

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“…Again, many companies will need the office still for some reasons, but a large portion of the technology can likely continue operating and growing just fine without an office in the future (Basilaia & Kvavadze, 2020;Nicola et al, 2020;Saidah & Rusfian, 2020). It is unlikely that a return to the old normal is going to happen anytime soon.…”

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Leveraging the COVID-19 crisis in making work-from-home a mainstream practice in the oil and gas industry

Dewi

Adiarsi

2020

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During the COVID-19 crisis, the oil and gas industry is among industries that face challenges in selling their products and struggling to manage their cash flow. The pressure to improve financial discipline within the oil and gas industry started even before the COVID-19 crisis. This paper validates the feasibility of adopting work-from-home (WFH) as a permanent practice for oil and gas companies in Indonesia and how it will help to reduce costs, enhance employee productivity, and improve their organizational agility. The survey was conducted two weeks after the start of the forced WFH “experiment.” One hundred nine executives from various oil and gas companies in Indonesia took part in the survey. The result of this study resulted in most of the large and established companies in Indonesia, in particular, the oil and gas companies, being slow in adopting this practice. The COVID-19 crisis could be the turning point for wider and lasting adoption of WFH in the oil and gas industry. The survey results validate that business can still run even when their employees are working from home. Also, the survey results showed that a shift of opinion toward accepting WFH as the new normal exists. The survey indicates that many companies have crossed psychological and mental blocks and are receptive to the idea of making WFH part of normal HR practices.Keywords: WFH; Management; Sustainability; Oil and Gas Industry.

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Hoax management of presidential staff office: An example of government public relations strategies

Cited by 11 publications

References 6 publications

Media konvensional vs media daring: Belajar dari kasus acara Tonight Show – NET TV

Media konvensional vs media daring: Belajar dari kasus acara Tonight Show – NET TV

Ruang publik dan media sosial: partisipasi politik mahasiswa indonesia

Leveraging the COVID-19 crisis in making work-from-home a mainstream practice in the oil and gas industry

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