RELIGIOUS RADICALISM FRAME IN THE ONLINE MEDIA NEWS (Framing Analysis Reporting Of “ISIS” In Republika.co.id and Tempo.co)

Zamroni, Mohammad; Astuti, Yanti Dwi; Zuhri, Achmad

doi:10.22373/jiif.v0i0.5837

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“…The informant's explanation about their effort to fulfill cover both side principal by using various news agencies, combining information from Western, Chinese, and sometimes Muslim Country news agencies, is the novelty of this research. If we compare it with previous research or literature that said the media that use secondary sources (news agencies) would find it difficult to stand in a neutral position (Zamroni et al, 2021). Media do not have critical thinking foreign news agencies due to their credibility (Shafiullah & Ali, 2018), especially for online media that only use one information source (Katon et al, 2022).…”

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“…It means Tempo and Republika are not the first to get the news but rather pick it up from foreign news agency sources such as The New York Times, Daily, police stations, and YouTube. It can be seen with the acquisition of news sources that are not directly covered from the scene but recaptured from other news agency sources so that often both coverage and reporting are unbalanced and biased (Zamroni et al, 2021).…”

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“…The role of the United States in the international news agenda is worth noting (Guo & Vargo, 2017). These conditions raise questions on how the news media fulfill the requirements for objectivity (Zamroni et al, 2021) as international news agencies set the agenda for what international stories other media carry (Paterson, 2007).…”

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Indonesian Newsroom Management on Uyghur News Coverage

Prastya

Pambudi

Ningsih

2022

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The case of the Uyghur ethnic in Xinjiang, China, has drawn global attention, and so has the media coverage of this issue. In Indonesia, the Uyghur issue attracts people’s attention due to religious sentiment. This article aims to determine how Indonesian mass media newsroom management is in Uyghur news coverage. Much previous research discusses how Indonesian media news coverage towards the Uyghur issue, but most use content analysis methods. Meanwhile, the primary data of this article is an interview with the journalist. Two media, Tempo and Republika, have been chosen as the subject matter, as both have different ideologies: human rights (Tempo) and Islam (Republika). The results show that both media use psychological proximity as a consideration in choosing information and news angles for the Uyghur issue. In organizing, both media do not form specific teams or order journalists based on particular skills to cover it. In the fundamental phase, both media admit difficulties in news coverage due to the limited access in Xinjiang directly, so for the news that happens in China. They can only use foreign news agencies, then rewrite the information to contextual the issue for Indonesian readers. For issues related to Uyghur in Indonesia, both media gather the information by direct reporting and interviewing Indonesian government officials or Islamic organizations. For the controlling phase, Republika did formal and informal procedures. Meanwhile, Tempo uses feedback from readers mentioned on social media and a board called Ombudsman.

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Indonesian Newsroom Management on Uyghur News Coverage

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“…al., 2011). Relatively when framing a phenomenon there tends to be a sadistic, provocative, and unconfirmed framing (Zamroni & et. al., 2021).…”

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Reconstruction of Communicative Rationality: A Study on the Digital Mass Media Society in Indonesia

Priadi,

Thariq

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Purpose: This study looked at the cognitive response of Indonesian society (i.e. people using digital media) to narratives constructed by digital media. Theoretical framework: It is necessary to establish an argumentative relationship of "communication" between digital media and society, since the narratives constructed by digital media are particular interests. Method: This study used a qualitative approach, conducting a sociological analysis of narratives in the community of digital mass media users, especially mass resources for convergence (kompas.com, tempo.co and tribunnews.com). The technique of triangulation of technical sources and theories to demonstrate the validity of narrative data of people using digital media. Results and Conclusions: The digital society can create and create imaginary spaces based on its law and culture. Therefore, a word of "communication" between the two is needed to come to terms with rational language. This relationship is a communication society based on the value of emancipatory critical rationality to achieve "consensus". Therefore, the problem posed in this study is: "how is the cognitive response and shape of the digital society in Indonesia, within the age of digital media?". Research Implications: Knowing the digital narrative of the media is solid and changes its passive role to be "interactive" (in itself as a subject) with the media. Right now, the community doesn't have much resilience. Originality/value: Meanwhile, the relationship between digital society and communication technology has three options, namely, first, digital society positions itself as technology; second, humanize technology as itself; and third, dialectically compromising the potential of humanity and technology.

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RELIGIOUS RADICALISM FRAME IN THE ONLINE MEDIA NEWS (Framing Analysis Reporting Of “ISIS” In Republika.co.id and Tempo.co)

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Indonesian Newsroom Management on Uyghur News Coverage

Indonesian Newsroom Management on Uyghur News Coverage

Reconstruction of Communicative Rationality: A Study on the Digital Mass Media Society in Indonesia

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