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Rare Perspectives and Narratives in Social Journalism's Evolving Landscape
Get PDFThis take a look at investigates the evolving panorama of social journalism, focusing on the intentional integration and impact of rare perspectives within virtual media platforms. Employing a qualitative studies design, the take a look at makes use of content material evaluation, case studies, and interviews to discover styles, success elements, challenges, and audience responses in the illustration of various narratives. The findings monitor a developing consciousness and planned effort through positive systems to encompass tales from marginalized groups and alternative viewpoints. Success elements include a proactive approach to searching for precise narratives, collaborative partnerships, and the strategic use of era. Challenges encompass editorial biases, algorithmic constraints, and the chronic affect of mainstream narratives. Despite challenges, successful integration definitely influences audience engagement and belief, fostering a more informed and empathetic viewership. This research contributes to ongoing discussions at the transformative ability of social journalism in shaping a diverse and inclusive media landscape
Analysis of the Public Health Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Challenges and Recovery Strategies in the Contemporary Era
Get PDFThis research employs a multidisciplinary approach to investigate the extensive public health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and explores the challenges and recovery strategies in the contemporary era. Utilizing epidemiological methods, we collect and analyze data related to COVID-19 cases, virus spread, and associated risk factors affecting public health. The study expands its scope by incorporating perspectives from mental health and psychology, assessing the pandemic's psychological effects on societal well-being, including stress, anxiety, and depression linked to social isolation and economic uncertainty. The economic dimension is integrated into the research, analyzing the pandemic's economic impact on the healthcare sector and the general population. Emphasis on healthcare service affordability and the consequences of unemployment provides in-depth insights into community well-being. Additionally, the research examines healthcare infrastructure and the healthcare system's response, evaluating the capacity and effectiveness of health policies and virus control strategies. Incorporating sociological perspectives, the study explores the social impact of the pandemic on communities and social structures. Analysis of changes in social norms, inequalities, and impacts on vulnerable groups offers a holistic view. Understanding health technology and informatics is pivotal, focusing on the role of technology in monitoring and responding to the pandemic, including telemedicine solutions and other health technologies. The research also involves an approach to health education and communication, analyzing the role of information in disseminating knowledge and altering public behavior related to COVID-19. Lastly, public policy analysis is employed to evaluate the effectiveness of mitigation measures and policy restructuring during the pandemic. Through this multidisciplinary approach, the study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the public health impact and design effective recovery strategies in the contemporary era
Customer Satisfaction Analysis of Project Performance at PUPRKIM Bali Province
Get PDFOne factor that has a significant impact on customer satisfaction is project performance. A government agency that also serves as a client for infrastructure development is the PUPRKIM. The objectives of this study are to identify the project performance factors at the PUPRKIM of Bali Province, to ascertain the relationship between project performance and customer satisfaction at the PUPRKIM of Bali Province, and the contractor's efforts to raise customer satisfaction at the owner. Customers at the PUPRKIM in Bali Province as a respondent comprised of 45 contract signing officers, board coordinators, and board members made up the research sample. Questionnaires were used during the data collection process. Factor analysis and partial least squares analysis of structural equation models are data processing techniques. The test results demonstrate that: the contractor's efforts to increase customer satisfaction by enhancing project performance; project performance has a positive and significant impact on customer satisfaction; and project performance has a positive and significant impact on contractor planning and strategy, worker capabilities, and supporting materials and equipment. The capacity of the contractor's workforce, human resources, and auxiliary supplies and equipment needs to be strengthened
Business Management Student’s Perception of the Effect of Translation Learning at Polytechnic State Manado
Get PDFThis study attempts to explore students' perception and the effect of translation activities. Very little attention has given to student perspectives and their frequent use of translation as a learning strategy. Conducting this research, therefore, a qualitative descriptive will be involved. Furthermore, in analyzing this research, the researchers used the questionnaire was distributed and collected in the form of Google Form with open-ended questions and, the participants of this research will be selected using the purposive sampling technique. The result of this research by considering an explanation above, therefore, analyzed questionnaires more deeply utilizing IT (The Inventory for Belief about Translation) and ITLS (The Inventory for Translation as a Learning Strategy), were conducted in the questionnaire
Analysis of Good Corporate Governance in Banking Digitalization Transformation in Bank People of Indonesia (BRI) Unit Paguyaman
Get PDFThis study aims to: know and analyze Good Corporate Governance in Banking Digitalization Transformation at Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) Paguyaman Unit. The research method uses a qualitative approach with a descriptive type of research. The results of the study found that related to Good Corporate Governance in the Transformation of Banking Digitalization at Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) the Paguyaman Unit in general has been running well. It can be seen from the 5 indicators of Good Corporate Governance, which include: 1) Transparency, 2) Accountability, 3) Responsibility, 4) Independence (Independence), and 5) Fairness (Justice / Equality) has gone quite well. However, it must be admitted that the digital transformation of banking has not fully gone well due to the reluctance of customers who prefer to make transactions directly compared to using digitally or online. In addition, the obstacles in implementing banking digitalization are hampered because the public does not fully understand and are able to use digital banking services. This can be seen apart from the reluctance in carrying out digital transactions also due to network support that is not able to optimally be used in online transactions
Electronic Divorce Provisions
Get PDFElectronic divorce is the solution of the marriage association by the international pronunciation of the husband explicitly through the means of modern communication. If the divorce takes place through the internet means in the form of a text message then the divorce will pronounced verbally, and he will take his judgment whether it is explicator not in all cases the conditions of divorce stipulated by Muslim jurists be met
Pattern of Relations between Regional Government and DPRD in North Central Timor Regency in the Context of Decision Making
Get PDFThe purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between the local government and the regional parliament in North Central Timor district by referring to decision making. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method. This research describes more about a phenomenon and does not perform calculations using statistical figures. The pattern of the relationship between the Regional Government and DPRD Wanni et al. (2010), is considered to have not been implemented optimally in the administration of governance in North Central Timor District. It needs to be strengthened by adding a new variant, namely shared perception and effective communication with the power of local wisdom/Customs which has a very large influence to break into formal government, especially resolving conflicts related to the pattern of relations between the Regional Government and the DPRD
Leaders' political communications and gestures highlighted by international media
Get PDFThe confluence of political communication, gestures, and international media in an era of unparalleled interconnection bears significant implications for the worldwide perception and understanding of political leaders. This review of the literature explores the complex dynamics of this relationship, shedding light on the ways in which political leaders strategically use gestures to communicate ideas, the role that the media plays in interpreting and presenting these gestures, and the ongoing feedback loop that exists between leaders' communication tactics and the reactions of the media. Political leaders have long understood the importance of communicating effectively and going beyond just using words to convey their ideas. Beyond linguistic and cultural barriers, gestures—both subtle and overt—act as a non-verbal extension of their communication tactics. These deliberate gestures support spoken words with subtle nonverbal indicators, expressing confidence, empathy, diplomacy, or resolution. International media outlets play a crucial role in framing and molding the way that leaders and their activities are portrayed since they serve as both interpreters and amplifiers of political communication. The media's framing and interpretation of leaders' gestures and comments can either reinforce or question their intended signals, making them highly influential in shaping public opinion. There is a dynamic and responsive feedback loop between leaders' gestures, the media's reactions, and themselves. As a result of media interpretations, leaders are quick to modify their communication tactics and body language, which can affect how they project themselves. The interaction cycle that follows emphasizes how this relationship is always changing.
Case studies offer concrete instances of how gestures can be used strategically and how the media has interpreted them. Examples of symbolic expressions used in political campaigns, diplomatic gestures, and subtle body language used in international talks provide insight into the complexity of this interaction. Social media's introduction has given this dynamic a new dimension by allowing leaders to speak with a global audience directly and enhancing the feedback loop. In order to keep control over their public image and accomplish their political goals in this era of connectivity, leaders must skillfully traverse this complicated landscape by carefully balancing their communication methods, non-verbal clues, and media participation. In conclusion, a crucial and changing component of modern leadership is the dynamic interaction between political communication, gestures, and worldwide media. In a society where the media's perspective has a significant impact on public perception and global narratives, mastery of this interaction is crucial. Political leaders must skillfully use both verbal and nonverbal communication to build the narratives that characterize our globalized reality in order to lead and govern in an interconnected society
Analysis of the Factors Affecting the Household Income of Ethnic Groups in Vonhai District, Thai Nguyen Province
Get PDFEthnic groups by households in Vo Nhai District often inhabit in rural areas with low income and their life is much more difficult. Therefore, it’s necessary to study on the factors affecting their income in order to find a solution to improve their income. This research has used Cobb – Douglass Production Function, applying Stata software to evaluate the factors affecting household income of minorities. By collecting information from 310 households living in Vo Nhai district, Thai Nguyen province, Vietnam, the result of analysis showed that age of householder, cost, number of inhabitants in the family, level of education of the householders, employees, assets, land areas, bank loans which have an impact on the household income of ethnic groups. The study proposed solutions to help poor households expand on their production, improve their income, and enhance their living
Human Resource Management in Information Technology System-Based Public Services in Developing Regions of Southeast Asia
Get PDFThis article aims to describe the problems and efforts in Human Resource Management in IT (Information technology) system-based public services in developing regions of Southeast Asia specifically in the regions of Vietnam, the Philippines and Cambodia. The method used is a literature review. The results obtained are Human resource management (HRM) in IT system-based public services in developing areas of Cambodia faces similar challenges as in the Philippines and Vietnam, such as a lack of skilled and trained personnel, limited resources and funding, and a lack of infrastructure and technology. Efforts to improve public services in Vietnam have been ongoing for several years, with a focus on modernizing the delivery of services and increasing access for citizens. Infrastructure and technology: The government of Cambodia has been investing in infrastructure and technology to improve the delivery of public services