Political Efficacy on the Internet: A Media System Dependency Approach

Ognyanova, Katherine; Ball‐Rokeach, Sandra J.

doi:10.1108/s2050-206020150000009001

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“…From previous research showed political expressions on online media positively influenced other political behavior [6]. Further research is expected to look at the dimension of dependence driven by the production of content and its impact on political attitudes [7].…”

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Political Expression on YouTube During the 2019 Presidential Election Campaign With Uses and Dependency Perspective

Intyaswati¹,

Intityaswi²,

Maryani³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference of Democratisation in Southeast Asia (ICDeSA 2019)

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This study wants to see political expressions on Youtube during the election campaign. Through the perspective of the Uses and Dependency that sees active users in using the media and the interaction with social and media systems, qualitative content analysis of comments from selected Youtube political content was carried out. Results show that Youtube facilitates political expression through comments with various forms of emotions (happy, curious, denial, sympathy, disappointment, excitement, anger, others). Comments were obtained as an effect of using YouTube, in the form of attitudes and statements about political choices. Content production also raises comments that trigger prosumer to be more creative and consumer to continue using youtube even though there are other media alternatives.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Political Expression on YouTube During the 2019 Presidential Election Campaign With Uses and Dependency Perspective

Intyaswati¹,

Intityaswi²,

Maryani³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference of Democratisation in Southeast Asia (ICDeSA 2019)

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“…In empirical studies, audiences’ dependency on a medium has been assessed by the extent to which the medium is important, helpful, or exclusive for the audiences’ attainment of goals. For example, Ognyanova and Ball-Rokeach (2015) used a cumulative index to measure Internet dependency. This index consisted of three items, each of which asked participants to rate perceived importance for the Internet to achieve the following goals, respectively—information seeking, entertainment, and maintaining social relationships.…”

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Connections to neighborhood storytellers and community-oriented emotional disclosure on Twitter during an emergency event

Mendiola-Smith

2019

New Media & Society

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From a communication infrastructure theory perspective, this study examined local residents’ connections to neighborhood storytellers and its association with community-oriented emotional disclosure, a specific form of neighborhood storytelling, during an emergency event. A sample of 1676 local residents and their Twitter activities were obtained from Twitter’s streaming application programming interface (API) during a 2-hour window after the event. A connection was established when the focal user retweeted, commented on, or replied to another user. The results show that scope of connections to residents, community organizations, and mainstream media positively predicted community-oriented disclosure of negative emotions. Scope of connections to residents positively predicted community-oriented disclosure of positive emotions. Scope of connections to local media did not predict community-oriented emotional disclosure.

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“…Mayoritas penelitian sebelumnya berkaitan dengan teori ketergantungan terhadap media radio (Hahn & Kim, 2013;Towner & Lego, 2016), televisi (Ho et al, 2015;Jang & Baek, 2019), dan internet (Ognyanova & Ball-Rokeach, 2015;Nawi et al, 2020), maka terdapat celah penelitian dalam hal konteks yaitu masih sangat sedikitnya penelitian yang mengambil konteks ketergantungan terhadap smartphone, sehingga konteks dalam penelitian ini difokuskan pada ketergantungan terhadap smartphone. Selain itu, penelitian ini juga berusaha untuk mengisi celah teoritikal dan praktikal yaitu dalam penelitian ini mampu memverifikasi, mengkonfirmasi, dan menguatkan teori individual media dependency.…”

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Sisi Gelap Smartphone: Faktor Yang Mempengaruhi Ketergantungan Dan Niat Pembelian Ulang

Hadi

2021

J. Fokus Manaj. Bisnis.

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In this digital era, smartphones are considered a primary need in everyday life. A person's behavior that reflects the dependence on smartphones is when most of their activities were spent using a smartphone. This study aims to analyze the relationship among variables convenience, social influence, and social need towards the dependence on smartphones. Then, this study analyzed the relationship of dependence on smartphones towards repurchase intention. Respondents of this study were undergraduate students in Yogyakarta who are using smartphones for their daily activities. The analytical technique used in this study was structural equation modeling using LISREL 10.1 software. This study proposed four hypotheses then the result showed that all hypotheses were accepted.

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Political Efficacy on the Internet: A Media System Dependency Approach

Cited by 28 publications

References 62 publications

Political Expression on YouTube During the 2019 Presidential Election Campaign With Uses and Dependency Perspective

Political Expression on YouTube During the 2019 Presidential Election Campaign With Uses and Dependency Perspective

Connections to neighborhood storytellers and community-oriented emotional disclosure on Twitter during an emergency event

Sisi Gelap Smartphone: Faktor Yang Mempengaruhi Ketergantungan Dan Niat Pembelian Ulang

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