Tingkat Kepercayaan Masyarakat Terhadap Pemberitaan Di Media Massa Daring di Kota Garut

Nurhadi, Zikri Fachrul; Mujianto, Haryadi

doi:10.51977/jdigital.v2i2.373

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“…Where the contents of this previous study said that many people (respondents) agreed with the statement stating that they believed in the information they read or obtained from online media (online). This is because there are already many mass and online media that have been registered and verified by the Press Council so that the news presented contains factual information and can be fully accounted for for the content of the news (Nurhadi, 2020). The existence of previous research journals can support and strengthen this research.…”

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confidence: 78%

The Effect of Online Reporting About Paid Vaccine on Public Trust in Government

Mujianto,

Iis Zilfah Adnan,

Nurul Syamsiah

2023

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This research was motivated by public unrest with the news about paid vaccines, where the beginning of this vaccine was not charged at any cost. The purpose of this study is to measure how much influence paid vaccine news on online media has on public trust in the government. The research method used is descriptive research to describe the variables to be explained and also in the analysis of how much influence the variables have. The approach used is a quantative approach with data collection techniques, namely by using questionnaires that have been tested for validity and reliability, the subjects of this study are the people of Garut Regency as many as 100 respondents, statistical data analysis using regression analysis, determination coefficient analysis and hypothesis testing. The results showed based on the F test in table VII.1, the calculated F value is 51.870 with a value significance of 0.000 then the hypothesis H0 is rejected and H1 is accepted. This means there is influence between online reporting about paid vaccines and public trust that the Rioting of News in Online Media Regarding Paid Vaccines Against Public Trust in the Government had a significant influence. The influence of Online Media Reports on Paid Vaccines on Public Trust is quite strong. And there is a strong influence on the community from the news of this Paid Vaccine.

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The Effect of Online Reporting About Paid Vaccine on Public Trust in Government

Mujianto,

Iis Zilfah Adnan,

Nurul Syamsiah

2023

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“…The convenience provided by cyber media is the highest cross-check media chosen by respondents after they receive information (Fachrul Nurhadi and Mujianto, 2020). Reporting through online mass media provides many benefits to the community, including: the process of delivering information quickly, the latest news.…”

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“…Trust in the mass media has long been a favorite study of researchers, such as Zikri Nurhadi and Mujianto who studied the level of trust of the Garut people in online media (Fachrul Nurhadi and Mujianto, 2020) and Feri Ferdinan Alamasyah, et al who examined the level of public trust in news in the mass media in Bogor City (Ferdinan Alamsyah, Amaliasari and Satriani, 2018), and Strömbäck et al who learn news media trust and its impact (Strömbäck et al, 2020). These studies only focus on one type of media and use public in general as the object of study.…”

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The Trust of UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya Students in Mainstream and Social Media Usage

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Rotuzzakia²,

Awaliyah³

et al. 2023

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This research studies the trust of Generation Z in journalistic media -or commonly known as mainstream media- and social media in order to get information. It also studies the factors that make the media trustworthy. This study uses a quantitative approach to the survey method. The questionnaire instrument was written via the Google Form platform while the secondary data for this research came from literature and previous research. The data collection technique for this research was non-probability sampling through 180 students born in 1997-2004 at Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Ampel Surabaya. The process of distributing the questionnaire was carried out during April 2022. This research shows that generation Z access journalistic media and social media in getting news or information. The results of the study show that the most trusted mainstream media is online journalistic media chosen by 46.1% of respondents. Meanwhile, the most trusted social media by respondents is Twittet with a survey result of 39.2%. Journalistic media is trusted because of the data and facts presented, while social media is trusted because it can balance official information from certain agencies. Keywords: Journalistic,Social Media, Media Trust, Mainstream Media, Generation Z

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“…This meaning becomes a source of knowledge that allows individuals to understand the significance of the words and actions of others, as if they were realities lived by the individual and shape and guide their behavior in interacting with others in their environment. This can be found through the testimony of informants who are uniform in their views, namely that the concept of beauty is not an individual judgment, but rather determined by society or those around it (Nurhadi et al, 2023). There is an understanding in society that beauty is related to fair skin, which then becomes the standard for these individuals.…”

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The Meaning of Beauty in Phenomonological Perspective Among Students of Universitas Negeri Makassar

Sadriani,

Darmayanti,

Warda

2023

Soc. Landsc. J.

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This article reviews how students of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Makassar State University, class of 2021 interpret the concept of beauty. This study arises because the author wants to understand how the meaning of beauty among students, considering that the author's findings from initial observations indicate variations in perception in understanding the concept of beauty. This difference tends to be related to appearance, so students try to look attractive by using makeup when going to campus. This shows that the concept of beauty has become a necessity that seeks social recognition, appreciation, and self-achievement among students. This research uses Alfred Schutz's Phenomenological theory in a qualitative research approach with a phenomenological type of study. The results showed that each student has a different perception of beauty in their appearance when on campus. They tend to focus more on objective aspects of understanding beauty, such as white skin, attractive appearance, face, attitude, and behavior, rather than subjective aspects related to the heart, soul, and positive thinking. Students who want to look beautiful tend to assume that by putting on makeup and following beauty trends, they will be more accepted in their social environment.

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Tingkat Kepercayaan Masyarakat Terhadap Pemberitaan Di Media Massa Daring di Kota Garut

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The Effect of Online Reporting About Paid Vaccine on Public Trust in Government

The Effect of Online Reporting About Paid Vaccine on Public Trust in Government

The Trust of UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya Students in Mainstream and Social Media Usage

The Meaning of Beauty in Phenomonological Perspective Among Students of Universitas Negeri Makassar

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