Pemaknaan Profesi Jurnalis Media Online

Maharani, Tsarina; Pasandaran, Camelia Catharina

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“…This research uses the approach of constructivist paradigm, which understood social reality as something that could not be generalized. Methodologically, constructivist paradigm is part of hermeneutic tradition that seeks to interpret social reality and stresses on data-driven analysis [13]. This study uses qualitative content analysis, focusing on discovering meaning within the text and analyzing their communicative content, and relying on hermeneutical traditions as the principles to understand and interpret the text [14].…”

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Toward a Working Model of Peace Journalism in Reporting Interfaith Communication

Pasandaran¹

2022

Proceedings of the Annual International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (AICOSH 2022)

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Having six official religions and numerous ethnic-based religions, Indonesia is prone to interfaith conflicts. There have been several interfaith conflicts recorded, but many left unnoticed. This leads to the importance of promoting interfaith communication, in which mass media inevitably play a major role. This research aims to reveal the portrayal of interfaith communication in Indonesia on major online media. There has been a growing body of research on interfaith dialogue, but this study seeks to view it from a wider perspective of communication and put the study in the context of the pandemic, a situation in which people rely more on mediated communication. Practically, this research might contribute to building an initial model of interfaith communication in Indonesia. Theoretically, this study expects to contribute to the development of peace journalism by assessing its premises in the context of interfaith relations. The study uses qualitative content analysis, revealing the theme of news about interfaith encounters. The result shows that online media in Indonesia performed peace journalism by regularly portraying interfaith communications in the aspect of cooperation, but lacking in the portrayal of alternative views and positive experience. This research implicates the need for media to intensify and deepen the coverage of interfaith reporting to further promote the discourse of interfaith harmony.

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Toward a Working Model of Peace Journalism in Reporting Interfaith Communication

Pasandaran¹

2022

Proceedings of the Annual International Conference on Social Science and Humanities (AICOSH 2022)

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“…The use of a phenomenological framework has also achieved transferability theory, as in the study by Bengtsson and Johansson (2020); Bradshaw (2021); Maharani and Pasandaran (2018); Soraya et al (2023); Syahri (2018); Tandoc and Takahashi (2018) who used a phenomenological approach to reveal the ethical experience and consciousness of journalists in implementing journalistic code of ethic in their journalistic activities. The transferability of phenomenological theory as used by previous studies means that the validity of using Edmund Husserl's phenomenological theory, as operationalized by Creswell and Poth (2017); Hamzah (2020); Moustakas (1994), can be epistemologically trusted to reveal the ethical experiences of online media journalists in avoiding trials by the press.…”

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The Ethical Experience of Online Journalists in Avoiding Trial by the Press

Wahyudi,

Sujoko

2024

JKJ

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Trial by the press is an ethically prohibited practice in journalism activities in Indonesia. However, it still occurs in various online media, meaning that there is something wrong with the ethical actions of online media journalists. This research aims to reveal the ethical experiences of online media journalists in avoiding trial by the press. This research method uses a phenomenological approach by conducting interviews with five online media journalists and a literature study of regulatory trials by the press in Indonesia. The results show that trial by the press has been institutionally regulated to be avoided by journalists, especially in Law 40/1999, Journalistic Code of Ethics from the Press Council, PWI, and AJI. However, journalistic ethical principles in institutional regulations are no longer compatible with the working mechanisms of online media, thus creating a dilemma for online media journalists to choose between the two. However, online media journalists do not view institutional regulations and online media working mechanisms as dualism in the practice of online journalism. Their experience in elaborating institutional regulations and online media working mechanisms can minimize the occurrence of trials by the press. We concluded that contextual and situational elaboration of institutional regulations and working mechanisms of online media can produce an authentic meaning for journalists to avoid trial by the press in online media.

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“…Each media has a different way to frame a story in a package. The news that has been displayed cannot be separated from its alignments (Dodd et al, 2017;Fitri & Suryawati, 2020;Maharani & Pasandaran, 2018). So, this research aims to find out the news discourse in japantimes.co.jp related to the Japanese Government in taking advantage of the 2020 Olympic Games' postponement.…”

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Olympic Games 2020: Discourse of the Japanese Government after Postponed in japantimes.co.jp

Susilo

Putranto

2021

JKM

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The COVID-19 outbreak had succeeded in making the holding of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games postponed. This became heartbreaking news when Japan was almost ready to host the 32nd Olympic Games. This was the second in Japan during the Olympic Games, which was held in the 1940 Olympic Games but had to be canceled because Japan was still at war with China since 1937. This research aims to find out the discourse of the Japanese government on 2020 Olympic Games in the mid of COVID-19 outbreak after postponed. The method used in this research is the analysis of van Dijk's critical discourse on online news in japantimes.co.jp after the implementation of the tokyo 2020 Olympic Games was finally announced on March 24, 2020 to be postponed. The findings in this study are that during the postponement of the 2020 Olympic Games the Japanese government tried to use the time to stabilize economic conditions in the midst of the 19th COVID outbreak and use the time to make the Tokyo Olympic Games become the greatest Olympic Games event of all time.Keywords: Olympic Games 2020; Discourse; Japanese Government; COVID-19; Postponed.

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Pemaknaan Profesi Jurnalis Media Online

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Toward a Working Model of Peace Journalism in Reporting Interfaith Communication

Toward a Working Model of Peace Journalism in Reporting Interfaith Communication

The Ethical Experience of Online Journalists in Avoiding Trial by the Press

Olympic Games 2020: Discourse of the Japanese Government after Postponed in japantimes.co.jp

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