Konglomerasi Media dan Partai Politik:  Membaca Relasi MNC Group dengan Partai Perindo

Khamim, Anggalih Bayu Muh.; Sabri, Muhammad

doi:10.14710/politika.10.2.2019.112-134

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“…Furthermore, to help participants understand the material properly, the presenters showed several videos from various YouTube channels, which indicated the news content containing elements of agendasetting. Khamim & Sabri (2019) stated that media conglomerates could represent their political image through their media by infl uencing news production. This can lead to people's mindsets, perceptions, attitudes, and behavior.…”

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Transfer of communications knowledge: Literacy of media conglomeration in high school students

Lesmana

Marta

2022

ABDIMAS J. Pengabdi. Masy. Univ. Merdeka Malang

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Information and communication technology innovations encourage mass media business by giant media ruler groups present the phenomenon of media conglomeration with various opportunities and impacts. The objective of this community service, organized by Bunda Mulia University in collaboration with Tarakanita 2 High School, through the implementation of a media study class entitled “Media Conglomerate” for 18 students in grades 10, 11, and 12 from across the majors to show the media conglomeration phenomenon and introducing media conglomerates in Indonesia. Activities were held online through Google Meet using interaction, case studies method, and sharing video material presentations to strengthen participants’ understanding of related topics. The participants stated that this activity was profoundly educative, objective, accountable, and transparent so that the material presented was able to increase knowledge and prepare their social skills in the mass communication industry. Media literacy skills are needed, especially for high school students, as the nation’s future generation to be able to see, accept, and understand the content of mass media products wisely. Participants can sort out news objectively because they understand the subjectivity of the mass media, so they are not easily influenced and ensure that the information received is to avoid provocation, conflict, and misinformation.

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Transfer of communications knowledge: Literacy of media conglomeration in high school students

Lesmana

Marta

2022

ABDIMAS J. Pengabdi. Masy. Univ. Merdeka Malang

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“…While horizontal integration occurs in MNC group's digital media group, it is marked by the diversification of digital media and networks that can be used to support and promote one another. According to Habsari (2012), media diversification means the process of diversifying social economic efforts carried out by an industry or media production actor. A recent fact is that MNC group has launched several types of digital media including RCTI+ and news portals of Okezone.com, Sindonews.com, and iNews id.…”

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“…Media convergence and digitalization have now become one of the production and distribution practices of broadcasting products in maintaining their existence in the midst of incessant technological developments. Competition in media business activities cannot be separated from various interests, especially the main interest towards the information conveyed, namely economic interest and power interest, which shape media content, presentation of information, and the offered meaning (Habsari, 2012). The two main interests sometimes ignore the basic role of the media as a public sphere.…”

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MNC Group’s Digital Media Business Expansion in the Perspective of Media Political Economy

Kurniawan¹,

Rusadi

2022

Warta Ikat. Sarj. Komun. Indones.

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The purpose of this study is to empirically photograph the development of the digital media industry in Indonesia. In particular, this study describes the form of media spatialization carried out by MNC Group using the approach of Vincent Mosco's Media Political Economy Theory. The research approach used is descriptive qualitative with documentation study method to observe and analyse how MNC Group has expanded. The technique of data collection is through documents such as annual reports, publications and other library sources. The results showed that the spatialization carried out strengthened the company's position in the media industry and was able to dominate the market. However, the development of the media industry is not only influenced by technology but also economic and political factors. The power of media on the one hand has a positive impact, but it is also necessary to anticipate impacts that can harm the society when putting economic and political interests above public and social functions. Digital media have a very important role at this time so it needs the involvement of various parties such as the government through regulations to prevent a total media monopoly. In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to the rights of the community being ignored if the public character is no longer owned by the media.

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“…Influence of corporate risk, political connections, and leverage against tax avoidance in companies listed on the IDX 10. Khamim & Sabri (2019) Media conglomerates and political parties: reading the MNC group's relationship with the Perindo party 11. Arianto (2019) Political buzzer contestation in guarding the DKI Jakarta Regional Budget 12.…”

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The comparison of Islamic banks performance in Indonesia before and after the Action to Defend Islam event

Visita

2020

JIEMB

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Purpose – This study aims to compare the performance of Islamic banking before and after the Islamic defense action. The action to defend Islam is a manifestation of populism, which resulted in mixed responses.Method – Financial performance consisting of return on assets (ROA), financing to deposit ratio (FDR), third party funds (DPK), non performing financing (NPF) and profit sharing financing on total financing were analyzed from 30 Islamic commercial banks and Sharia business units in Indonesia. The data were analyzed using different test paired sample T-test.Result – The results show that only TPF and FDR have significant differences. The DPK value increases, while the FDR decreases.Implication – This study can support industry to consider aspects needed to be taken care of during political events.Originality – This study enriches the empirical study of political and business interaction.

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Konglomerasi Media dan Partai Politik: Membaca Relasi MNC Group dengan Partai Perindo

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Transfer of communications knowledge: Literacy of media conglomeration in high school students

Transfer of communications knowledge: Literacy of media conglomeration in high school students

MNC Group’s Digital Media Business Expansion in the Perspective of Media Political Economy

The comparison of Islamic banks performance in Indonesia before and after the Action to Defend Islam event

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