The Perception and Impact of Covid-19 News on the Society

Hafidzi, Anwar; Sahir, Syafrida Hafni; Eliya, Ixsir; Siregar, Fitri Ariani; Sudarmanto, Budi Agung

doi:10.14421/pjk.v14i1.2015

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“…During that time span, the analysis revealed 39 percent positive sentiment, 56 percent negative sentiment, and 1% favorable opinion. Because the public did not believe the vaccination was safe at the time, negative opinions were formed (Hafidzi et al, 2021). This is also evidenced by the opinion of the FGD participants which stated: "…in reality there are still very many hoaxes circulating in the community and many people believe the hoax more than info that is more credible or more real or more accountable."…”

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Glimpsing Indonesia’s Social Media Discourse: What Goes on During the Covid-19 Infodemic

Ronny,

Herdiansyah,

Panjaitan

2023

REiLA Journal

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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an "infodemic", of false and true information circulating on social media platforms. This phenomenon has posed various challenges in implementing disaster management programs to mitigate the effects of the pandemic, both globally and specifically in Indonesia. This study seeks to investigate the public's perception of social media discourse during the COVID-19 infodemic in Indonesia. Both primary and secondary data were collected to gain a comprehensive understanding of the issue. The primary data was collected through a focused group discussion (FGD) method. Meanwhile, secondary data sources were gathered using a literature review of scholarly articles. Approximately 60 articles were selected from sources such as Google Scholar and PubMed, published between 2019 and 2022. The articles were selected based on their relevance of the topic discussion. The study used Critical Discourse Analysis by Fairclough and Wodak (1997) to analyze the data. Both of the data were then synthesized to glimpse how the infodemic has impacted various disaster management efforts across various parts of the country. The results revealed that the infodemic has worsened public perceptions of how the Indonesian government handles COVID-19 as well as disrupting various disaster management processes. The study finds that the infodemic's impact on the public's perception has resulted in misinformation hampering effective pandemic management efforts. By recognizing the severity of the infodemic and working to combat it, Indonesia can more effectively manage the COVID-19 pandemic and minimize its negative impact on the public.

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Glimpsing Indonesia’s Social Media Discourse: What Goes on During the Covid-19 Infodemic

Ronny,

Herdiansyah,

Panjaitan

2023

REiLA Journal

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“…The pandemic corona (COVID-19), as well as social media, has KKoKoKomunikasi become a part of daily life. Covid-19's rapid growth has been recognized around the world and in Indonesia (Hafidzi, Sahir, Eliya, Siregar, & Sudarmanto, 2021).…”

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Challenges of Tourism Campaigns in the New Normal Era: Analysis on Indonesian Government's Social Media

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2022

J.Kom.Profetik

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on the tourism industry sector. The government is trying to revive the Indonesian tourism sector by issuing a new normal policy.Therefore, this study aims to determine how Twitter is used as a tourism campaign tool by the Indonesian government in the new normal era of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach to explain the tourism campaign in the new normal era of the COVID-10 pandemic by the Indonesian government through Twitter social media. This study uses the NVIVO 12 Plus analysis technique with chart features, word frequency, and cluster analysis. The source of this research data is the Twitter account of the Ministry of tourism and creative economy and the charm of Indonesia. The findings in this study are the Twitter content of the Ministry of tourism and creative economy and the charm of Indonesia in campaigning for Indonesian tourism is about tourist facilities, tourist events, tourist destinations, and health protocol. The narrative of the Twitter account of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy and Indonesian charm is related to invitations to travel to Indonesia, the beauty of tourism, and Indonesian tourist destinations. Actors involved in the Indonesian tourism campaign are Minister Sandiaga Salahudin Uno and Deputy Minister Angela Tanoesoedibjo, and President Joko Widodo. The two Twitter accounts have a balanced intensity in campaigning for Indonesian tourism from July 2020 to June 2021.

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The Perception and Impact of Covid-19 News on the Society

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Glimpsing Indonesia’s Social Media Discourse: What Goes on During the Covid-19 Infodemic

Glimpsing Indonesia’s Social Media Discourse: What Goes on During the Covid-19 Infodemic

Challenges of Tourism Campaigns in the New Normal Era: Analysis on Indonesian Government's Social Media

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