Indonesian Blogger Communities: Display of Digital Artefacts As The Legitimate Ruling Mechanism

Triastuti, Endah

doi:10.7454/jki.v8i3.11839

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“…Indonesia Hopkins (2014) Reveals the characteristics of these various bloggers when studying the Indonesian blogosphere; some are based in Indonesia, while others are international. Triastuti (2019) observed the nature of the Indonesian blogosphere and its community modality of operations. Triastuti (2019) found that Indonesian blogger communities operate on one hand as vitias (communities) and, on the other hand, operate as a polis (society) by establishing digital artifacts.…”

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Deliberative Democracy, Perspective from Indo-Pacific Blogosphere: A Survey

Akinnubi¹,

Agarwal²

2023

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Deliberation and communication within the national space have had numerous implications on how citizens online and offline perceive government. It has also impacted the relationship between opposition and incumbent governments in the Indo-Pacific region. Authoritarian regimes have historically had control over the dissemination of information, thereby controlling power and limiting challenges from citizens who are not comfortable with the status quo. Social media and blogs have allowed citizens of these countries to find a way to communicate, and the exchange of information continues to rise. The quest by both authoritarian and democratic regimes to control or influence the discussion in the public sphere has given rise to concepts like cybertroopers, congressional bloggers, and commentator bloggers, among others. Cybertroopers have become the de facto online soldiers of authoritarian regimes who must embrace democracy. While commentator and congressional bloggers have acted with different strategies, commentator bloggers educate online citizens with knowledgeable information to influence the citizens. Congressional bloggers are political officeholders who use blogging to communicate their positions on ongoing national issues. Therefore, this work has explored various concepts synonymous with the Indo-Pacific public sphere and how it shapes elections and democracy.

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“…Triastuti (2019) observed the nature of the Indonesian blogosphere and its community modality of operations. Triastuti (2019) found that Indonesian blogger communities operate on one hand as vitias (communities) and, on the other hand, operate as a polis (society) by establishing digital artifacts. These apply to memberships based on locality.…”

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Deliberative Democracy, Perspective from Indo-Pacific Blogosphere: A Survey

Akinnubi¹,

Agarwal²

2023

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“…Chinese social media users are more likely to trust recommendations from micro-influencers than traditional celebrity influencers (Crnjak-Karanović et al, 2023; Ha & Yang, 2023). This trust is founded on perceived legitimacy and a sense of community among these smaller-scale influencers (Triastuti, 2019). Sun et al (2022) illuminate the positive impact of micro-influencers on consumer trust and engagement, contributing to increased purchasing intention.…”

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Navigating influence: Unraveling the impact of micro-influencer attributes on consumer choices in the Chinese social media

Hu,

Sidek,

Abd Rahman

et al. 2024

Innovative Marketing

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This study aims to explore the relationship between consumer purchasing behavior and key micro-influencer attributes, including knowledge, entertainment value, credibility, and transparency, within the context of Chinese social media platforms. The paper adopts a quantitative approach, employing partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to analyze the intricate relationships among latent variables. The respondents comprise active users of major Chinese social media platforms, such as Weibo and Xiaohongshu. For primary data collection, 329 respondents were surveyed online, utilizing a convenient sampling method as part of non-probability sampling. Data collection spanned four weeks, and participants were given the option to respond in either English or Mandarin. The findings suggest significant associations between consumer purchasing behavior and micro-influencer attributes. Specifically, knowledge, entertainment value, credibility, and transparency exhibit varying degrees of influence on consumer behavior within the Chinese social media landscape. The p-value for H1, H2, H3, and H7 appeared as 0.000 and shows that these are the highly significant relations, whereas the p-value for H3 (0.019), for H5 (0.001), and for H6 (0.028) shows that these relations play a moderate role in the proposed model. Elucidating the role of key attributes provides valuable insights for marketers and businesses seeking to leverage micro-influencer marketing strategies effectively in this rapidly evolving digital landscape.

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Indonesian Blogger Communities: Display of Digital Artefacts As The Legitimate Ruling Mechanism

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Deliberative Democracy, Perspective from Indo-Pacific Blogosphere: A Survey

Deliberative Democracy, Perspective from Indo-Pacific Blogosphere: A Survey

Navigating influence: Unraveling the impact of micro-influencer attributes on consumer choices in the Chinese social media

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