Tari Pendet News on Metro TV in 2009: Reviving National Sentiment

Parahita, Gilang Desti

doi:10.4172/2165-7912.1000143

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“…The sources of news and storylines that are appointed are often only one party from Indonesia. Another finding in the study also showed that reporting on events involving relations between the two countries is often done in a provocative sensational way (Bharata & Nik Hasan, 2017;D. Parahita, 2013;Hamedi & Dunan, 2016;Priyowidodo & Indrayani, 2012;Syas, 2015;Zabedah et al, 2012) The research findings of the Indonesia-Malaysia media state that the Indonesian people still rely on the mass media to obtain information regarding the problems of Indonesia-Malaysia relations (Selo et al, 2015).…”

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Visual Social Semiotics on Malaysian Fishing Boat Capture News

Bharata

Hasan

Husin

2022

aspikom

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Indonesia-Malaysia is two neighboring countries in Southeast Asia. The geographical proximity makes the two countries have a lot in common. However, this similarity does not guarantee that the two countries can coexist harmoniously. One of the problems in the relationship between the two countries is border-related issues, such as illegal fishing in the border area. This issue has been widely covered by the Indonesian mass media, including Metro TV and TVRI. This paper tries to see how Metro TV and TVRI reported the arrest of a Malaysian fishing boat near the border. This study uses a semiotic social visual analysis as a research method and the main theory of social reconstruction of reality. The research findings show Metro TV interprets this incident as illegal fishing and sovereignty violations. Meanwhile, TVRI interpreted this incident as illegal fishing and the achievements of the Indonesian marine police.

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Visual Social Semiotics on Malaysian Fishing Boat Capture News

Bharata

Hasan

Husin

2022

aspikom

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“…For television news, sensationally and provocative not only appear in verbal form in the choice of words used. This sensationally and provocative appear on non-verbal aspects in the form of voice intonation from presenters and reporters when narrating the news, image choices, and musical or song illustrations used to accompany the news narrative [13][14]. Dunan and Adnan also stated that ideological factors in the form of a sense of nationalism and patriotism in routine news production and elements of media ownership in Indonesia reinforced the unfavourable position of Malaysia in the Indonesian mass media news.…”

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“…News sources and storylines raised were often taken only from Indonesia's point of view. Other findings in the research also showed that reporting of events involving the relation between the two countries were often presented in a provocative and sensational manner [5] [11][12][13][14]. Unlike some previous researches, this research explored aspects of the discipline of fact verification which is expected to be done by Indonesian journalists when they report events concerning the relation between Indonesia and Malaysia.…”

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The Discipline of Verification in a News Production Process (News Coverage of the Polemic of the Malaysian National Anthem in Indonesian Mass Media)

Bharata¹,

Hasan²

2021

Procedings of the 1st ICA Regional Conference, ICA 2019, October 16-17 2019, Bali, Indonesia

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Indonesia and Malaysia are neighbouring countries in the Southeast Asian region. The geographical position is the opposite of that in Southeast Asia. However, the number of similarities between the two countries does not necessarily make the relations between the two harmonious. After the 2000s, Indonesia-Malaysia relations often underwent ups and downs. The problem of territorial disputes, cultural claims, migrant workers, as well as the fog due to forest and land fires illustrates the ups and downs of the relations between them. The mass media that have often reported on Indonesia-Malaysia relations included institutions which influenced the perception of the society on Indonesia-Malaysia relations. How the society gives meaning to the relation between the two countries will depend on the integrity of the facts told by the media. This paper attempts to discuss how the media carry out the process of verifying facts in reporting the polemic of the Malaysian national anthem and the song Terang Boelan. This study employed a qualitative analysis using visual social semiotics. The findings of this research show that the Indonesian mass media, in this case, Metro TV and Kompas.Com, still have to put harder attempt to fully present what has happened regarding the polemic between the two songs.

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Tari Pendet News on Metro TV in 2009: Reviving National Sentiment

Cited by 2 publications

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Visual Social Semiotics on Malaysian Fishing Boat Capture News

Visual Social Semiotics on Malaysian Fishing Boat Capture News

The Discipline of Verification in a News Production Process (News Coverage of the Polemic of the Malaysian National Anthem in Indonesian Mass Media)

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