Exploring the Ideas of Hyperlocal News as a Future Journalism

Kamarulbaid, Afiqah Mior; Abas, Wan Anita Wan; Omar, Siti Zobidah; Bidin, Rosmiza

doi:10.35631/ijham.27003

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“…The infrastructure layer is the arrangement of the infrastructure, and the logic layer is the collection, processing, analysis, and transmission of various data. The platform layer is the media sharing, display, and management of data, and the economic and social layers are the dissemination of data media, the cooperation of enterprises, and the application of technology [24].…”

Section: Simulation Calculationmentioning

confidence: 99%

[Retracted] Ecosystem of Digital Media Art under Scientific Computing Visualization Based on Finite Element Analysis

Zhuge

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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Digital media refers to the form of media that appears based on computer information processing technology and has an impact on society. Scientific computing visualization is the study of how to convert digital information generated in scientific computing into intuitive, image, and graphic information. It also studies how to visualize the physical phenomena or physical quantities that change with time and space in front of researchers to gain understanding and insight into the data. This paper aims to study an ecosystem of digital media art. For this system, a scientific computing visualization algorithm based on finite element analysis is proposed in this paper. It uses the algorithm to test the designed digital media ecosystem. The test results are evaluated from three aspects: image quality, system energy consumption, and processing speed. The test results show that the signal-to-noise ratio of the image displayed by the system designed in this paper is always above 50 db, and the maximum can reach more than 60 db. Its power consumption increases by less than 0.02 W for every additional 1 MB of data on average, and the average processing speed is about 3 times per second. This shows that the system has good image quality, low energy consumption, and up to standard processing capacity.

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Section: Simulation Calculationmentioning

confidence: 99%

[Retracted] Ecosystem of Digital Media Art under Scientific Computing Visualization Based on Finite Element Analysis

Zhuge

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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“…Previous research on hyperlocal media has concentrated on the usage of journalistic contentbased media (Barnes, 2020;Lindén et al, 2019;Williams et al, 2014). Previous studies on hyperlocal media have focused on local journalistic media (Kamarulbaid et al, 2018;Murinska, 2019). The notion of hyperlocal-based community media innovation in Indonesia is comparable to hyperlocal media journalism in the United Kingdom (Anandya et al, 2020).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Advancing Local Culture Through Hyperlocal Media

Jati

2022

IJMMU

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As indicated by global technological innovations, the revival of the digital era has made the distribution of information more dynamic. Rapid developments are being made worldwide, with excellent digital media skills that benefit any community. People can easily express their desires, which can be channeled through various services provided and handled by digital media. This study aims to explore the activities of cultural communities that seek to preserve the value of local wisdom with media technology. The local cultural community processes community media by integrating online and offline activities in today's digital settings. This study shows the efforts of the cultural community in developing community media innovation. This article will show how the Bali Buja Community, as a cultural community, seeks to preserve the values of local wisdom through creative expression through online-based community media. The community media manager implements hyperlocal media, a new solution for community media with modern media technology.

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“…Some early studies of hyperlocal media practices focused on what Flouch and Harris (2010: 5-7) refer to as "placeblogs", but with the advent and increasing popularity of social media from circa 2004, Flouch and Harris also made the distinction between these blogs and "public social spaces" (2010: 7), described as social media accounts used "for sharing information about areas and often lighthearted chit-chat". Audience participation in hyperlocal, social media spaces has thus developed and been tracked in global studies (Kamarulbaid, et al, 2019;Mudliar and Raval, 2018), with some (De Meulenaere, et al, 2020) suggesting that civic engagement and activism is engendered. As Banaji and Buckingham (2013: 149) suggest, however, we cannot assume that by default of being 'open', the Internet itself will "inevitably result in democratic and anti-authoritarian practices" -it is the audience's practice that defines what happens in these spaces.…”

Section: Civic Engagement and Activism In Hyperlocal Mediamentioning

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“Someone Should Do Something”: Exploring Public Sphere Ideals in the Audiences of UK Hyperlocal Media Facebook Pages

Turner

2021

Journalism Studies

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Hyperlocal media is a form of citizen-led, online community media serving at neighbourhood level. Frequently deployed on social media and resulting in high levels of audience participation, we might assume that such spaces enable residents in a civic and activist mode. This article ethnographically explores hyperlocal audiences to investigate the potential for spaces of public sphere. In studying two Facebook Pages in the West Midlands, UK, I found that, whilst public opinion was formed over civic matters, often in critique of police or the local councils, the ideal of mobilising to directly challenge such authorities was rarely followed through. I therefore question the value or agency in talking about authority rather than to them. The citizen editors do attempt to encourage activism, but I suggest that audiences become too reliant on their efforts and revert to more passive 'clicktivism'. The article also raises concerns that such online spaces offer authorities opportunity for covert monitoring of citizens, at odds with the public sphere ideal. This article therefore informs wider understanding of the nature of participation. Hyperlocal spaces clearly offer functional and social value, but the idea that this equates to a powerful public sphere is challenged.

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Exploring the Ideas of Hyperlocal News as a Future Journalism

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

[Retracted] Ecosystem of Digital Media Art under Scientific Computing Visualization Based on Finite Element Analysis

[Retracted] Ecosystem of Digital Media Art under Scientific Computing Visualization Based on Finite Element Analysis

Advancing Local Culture Through Hyperlocal Media

“Someone Should Do Something”: Exploring Public Sphere Ideals in the Audiences of UK Hyperlocal Media Facebook Pages

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