Paracrisis and Social Media: A Social Network Analysis of Hashtag #uninstallbukalapak on Twitter

Damayanti, Acniah

doi:10.18196/jkm.121032

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“…With 3.3 billion active users around the globe, Twitter is one of the most important online portals for social networking. Many users with similar interests or experiences have joined together to create spaces in Twitter groups for exchanges of information and emotions (Damayanti, 2020;Yan and Zhang, 2020).…”

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Triple grief cycle of cancelled events: the emotional crisis aftermath

Wong

Lin

et al. 2021

IJCHM

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Purpose The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic response is not only devastating nations and economies across the globe but it is also severely disrupting the event industry, with government and health authorities forcing many events to be postponed or cancelled. The purpose of this study is to investigate the prospective attendees’ emotional responses to cancelled events. This study draws upon grief cycle theory to articulate different layers of the grief process in the event domain of inquiry. Design/methodology/approach The National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament was selected as the research context. Taking user-generated messages from Twitter, this study first performed content analysis to organize lexical patterns into categories and higher-order themes based on the grief cycle. It also performed social network analyses using UCINET to illustrate how different grief phases are inter-related. Findings Results not only point to attendees’ self-expression manifested through a continuum of denial, anger, bargaining and acceptance but they also reveal a three-layer hierarchy of grief, namely, event-related, socio-politics-related and crisis-related. The network analysis further illustrates how grief phases are tied into a complex network of grief messages. Originality/value This study advances the event literature by improving knowledge about attendees’ emotional responses to cancelled events. It increases our understanding of the grieving process in the aftermath of COVID-19. The proposed triple grief cycle helps advance the literature by showcasing how voices from prospective attendees represent three pillars of grief hierarchy. The findings also underscore the emotional crisis of the COVID-19 aftermath.

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Section: Data Sourcesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Triple grief cycle of cancelled events: the emotional crisis aftermath

Wong

Lin

et al. 2021

IJCHM

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“…What must be remembered is that the bribed content should not become a blunder for the institution. Social media is like a double-edged sword; it can build the institution's image but can also damage the image of the institution (Damayanti, 2020).…”

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“Senggol Bestie” as Media Promotion Among Muhammadiyah Universities

Fadillah

Farihanto

Setiawan

2022

JKM

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This paper aims to discuss the emergence of the phenomenon of mutual flexing carried out by Muhammadiyah universities on TikTok social media. So far, every business entity that carries out promotions for its agency tends to avoid offending other agencies and only focuses on discussing the advantages of its products, even if it has to touch other institutions. This has never been done openly. This research was conducted using a qualitative approach with phenomenological analysis. The author collected data with participant observation to find out the participants’ essential phenomena in their life experiences. In this case, the author managed the content of official social media creators of Muhammadiyah Universities who created TikTok publication content. Then based on the data obtained from the resource persons, the author draws a research conclusion. The conclusion of this study shows that flexing activities carried out by content creators of Muhammadiyah Universities have the potential to become a new form of publication style that has never existed before among universities.

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“…As we know, social media spreads information quickly and extensively (Aula in Damayanti, 2020). According to Gergen (2000), emerging technologies saturate people with diverse kinds of people: some of them we know well, and the rest are alien to us; at one time, they are nice, but the other time they violate us.…”

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Multiple Instagram Accounts and the Illusion of Freedom

Sokowati

Manda

2022

JKM

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This article is motivated by the phenomenon of the ownership of multiple accounts on Instagram among teenagers. Previous research mentioned that a second Instagram account is used to express oneself without worrying that the identity of the users will be recognized by the public. Users feel they can upload anything on Instagram’s second accounts without following Instagram rules’ pressure of perfection. The second accounts become a sphere for users to perform their self-authenticity. The researchers inquire how teenagers use and manage their multiple Instagram accounts as a sphere for exploring themselves. Reflecting on the practice of surveillance between users through social media, including Instagram, the researchers argue that second Instagram accounts function as the sphere for pseudo-liberations for its users. Hence, the researchers also question how freedom is experienced in that sphere. The researchers use digital ethnography to get the answers to the questions. As a result, since the self is socially constructed and self-authentic, the researchers found that second accounts are not liberating their users. The constructed self-authenticity has shifted from the control of their parents and other adults; to their peers’ surveillance.

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Paracrisis and Social Media: A Social Network Analysis of Hashtag #uninstallbukalapak on Twitter

Cited by 9 publications

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Triple grief cycle of cancelled events: the emotional crisis aftermath

Triple grief cycle of cancelled events: the emotional crisis aftermath

“Senggol Bestie” as Media Promotion Among Muhammadiyah Universities

Multiple Instagram Accounts and the Illusion of Freedom

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