Fact Searching in Investigative Reporting in Indonesia: A Case Study of Tempo and Gatra Magazines

Kurnia, Septiawan Santana; Othman, Siti Suriani; Firmansyah, Firmansyah; Kuswarno, Engkus

doi:10.17576/jkmjc-2020-3601-17

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“…Even in reporting facts, journalists need to think about what information needs to be presented in the news. As is the case in investigative reporting, not all facts can be disclosed and disseminated to the public (Kurnia, Othman, Firmansyah, & Kuswarno, 2020). Information in the news submitted by journalists must be fact-checked, verified, and accountable.…”

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The Role of Local Mass Media in Anticipating Hoax Information (Case Study at Radar Tasikmalaya)

Cakranegara

Ahmadi²,

Kurnia

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The development of false information or hoaxes is caused by the flood of information, especially in the nonpress media. The speed at which information is spread on social media, which is difficult to confirm, causes hoaxes to grow rapidly. The role of journalism is supposed to be an antidote to hoax information. Media in areas that have more geographical proximity can be an instrument in counteracting hoaxes. Radar Tasikmalaya which is one of the major local media in West Java. This study aims to describe the role of regional local media in counteracting hoaxes originating in their geographical area. This study uses a qualitative approach with the case study method by describing how journalism in the regions is an instrument to ward off hoaxes. Data collection was carried out using in-depth interviews, observation and documentation studies. In-depth interviews were conducted with the editors of Radar Tasikmalaya which were complemented by observations on the way journalists report and convey information. While the documentation study as a complement to data by collecting data on published news to clarify hoaxes circulating in the community. The results show that Radar Tasikmalaya assigns journalists the task of being fact-transmitting agents. Even if journalists find wrong information in the field, it is necessary to immediately confirm and clarify through their reporting. This aims not only to increase public trust in the mass media, but also to form journalists' social responsibility to the community.

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The Role of Local Mass Media in Anticipating Hoax Information (Case Study at Radar Tasikmalaya)

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Ahmadi²,

Kurnia

et al. 2023

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“…Whereas in many parts of the world, a global international education has emerged by offering quality education, lower costs, in a safe place, closer to home (Johnson, 2020). The media used for publication also sometimes still hide real information (Kurnia, Othman, Firmansyah & Kuswarno, 2020). As a result, community confidence has declined, so that its existence and sustainability is questioned.…”

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Internationalization of Islamic Education Institutional Characters Through the English Acculturation Strategy

Anshori

Sahara

2020

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Purpose of the study: To explore the effectiveness of the English-speaking acculturation strategy in improving the English ability of school members so that they can internationalize the character of Islamic educational institutions. Methodology: Using a qualitative phenomenological approach, with observation, interview, and documentation as data collection techniques, and reduction, display, and conclusion become the stages of data analysis. The research sample of 255 teachers, employees, and students was determined purposively at Taman Islam Middle School, Sidoarjo, Indonesia. Main Findings: This study found that an English-speaking acculturation strategy was effective in improving the English-speaking ability of school residents (up 4.63 from target 3) so that the internationalization of the character of Islamic education institutions, innovative, was formed. Applications of this study: This study is useful to improve the quality and become a prototype of the actualization of the character of international education institutions, through the strategy of acculturation in English, especially in Islamic schools. Novelty: This study creates the basis and prototype for the actualization of international standard Islamic education institutions, through an English-speaking acculturation strategy. The principal’s policy requires the English to inspire its representatives, together formulate and realize an English acculturation program; inspire teachers, staff, and students to carry out various English-speaking acculturation activities both inside and outside the school. Cultivation of English becomes more effective. The English skills of teachers, employees, and students from the aspects of listening, grammar, reading, writing, and speaking have increased, so that the internationalization of Islamic institutional character, in the form of integrity, professionalism, innovation, responsibility, and example, can be formed more quickly.

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Fact Searching in Investigative Reporting in Indonesia: A Case Study of Tempo and Gatra Magazines

Cited by 2 publications

References 21 publications

The Role of Local Mass Media in Anticipating Hoax Information (Case Study at Radar Tasikmalaya)

The Role of Local Mass Media in Anticipating Hoax Information (Case Study at Radar Tasikmalaya)

Internationalization of Islamic Education Institutional Characters Through the English Acculturation Strategy

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