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Communication Pattern in Balinese Family (A Study of Nuclear Family’s Communication Pattern in Communicating Bali Aga’s Custom in Tenganan Pegringsingan, Karangasem, Bali)
No full textCustom and family have a very close relationship, particularly in continuing the ancestors’ tradition that exists in Tenganan Pegringsingan. In doing this role, there is an interpersonal communication between parents and children. This article explores interpersonal communication pattern in nuclear family in order to maintain ancestors’ tradition in Tenganan Pegringsingan that still survive until today. The theories applied are interpersonal communication, family, and society’s culture in Tenganan Pegringsingan that deals with the everlasting custom in Bali Aga in Tegangan Pegringsingan itself. Through communication pattern in the nuclear family, communication is an important factor determining the continuance of tradition that exists in Bali Aga village, Tenganan Pegringsingan, Karangasem, Bali
Problem Solution in Cultural Differences Between Sundanese and non Sundanese Couple in Bandung by Using Intercultural Communication
No full textInterethnic marriage means legal union of spouse from different ethnic group. It is a form of cultural background differences at interpersonal level (micro). Besides, starting their new marriage life, the couple must also adjust themselves respectively toward different cultural elements. The method of the research is interpretive-qualitative with symbolic interaction approach. Participants of the research were selected from those who have been through the process of cultural adjustment in interethnic marriage. Data was collected by deeply interviewing and observing 13 couples, Sundanese and non-Sundanese that have been married for more than 10 years and have children. Generally, the research shown that Sunda cultural and custom of couples’ ethnic identity difference formed a communication interethnic marriage patterns Sundanese and non Sundanese in Bandung. The results of the research were divided into three findings : firstly the communication patterns of interethnic marriage can be classified into; (1) dominant, (2) initiative, (3) combination, (4) adaptive, and (5) creative. Secondly, various pressures in the interethnic marriage life mainly caused by financial support for their extended family, different food appetite, life style and social comments. Thirdly, the interethnic couples can accommodate the differences in treating their children and interacting with their extended family
Semiotic of Public Service Advertisement
No full textThe public service advertising works have a sign that are verbal (language) and visual forms. Its also refer that the public service advertising text and its visual offering contents of an icon that has function, mainly in a system of non-language to support the massage of language, so the semiotics approach as a standard analytic method for analyzing the public service advertising works appropriates
to be used and responded proactively as sam
The Effect of Health Claims on Television Commercials toward Consumer’s Decision Making in Food Product Buying (Case Study in Yogyakarta City)
No full textAdvertisement is a medium to declare claims based on product benefits. However, there are times where the claims are not supported by evidence, hence mislead and confuse consumers in buying the products. Health issues discussed in public sphere are used to show the product benefits compare to other competitors. The aims of this research were to study consumer’s perception toward health claims on TV commercials and the effect of health claims on TV commercials (external factor) and internal factors toward consumer’s decision making in food product buying. Path analysis was used to analyze the effect of external and internal factors. The result of this research shows that consumer’s perception toward health claims on food product TV commercials is easy to understand, attractive, believable and suitable for the condition and the needs of consume, therefore its perception able to influence buying decision making (buying intensity). Food product includes in this category was food fiber which helped metabolism and natural diet. Consumers who attain the age of 21–50 years old, married, working and have good knowledge of nutrient are often do the buying activity
Politics and Culture In Indonesian Cinema
No full textThis study deals with Indonesian cinema. Perspectives of politics and culture employed
to provide understanding of how Indonesian cinema from the early period of its development untill the recent times. This study demonstrates that Indonesian cinema could be associated significantly with politics primarily in the 1950s and 1960s when Indonesian cinema had really started to grow. In the period of New Order cinema becomes a manifestation of kitsch pursuing for capital gain. Yet after the fall of the regime significant shifts occur namely no longer have Indonesian cinemas strongly related to politics in their content of messages but the cinemas promote much moore various discoursive contents
Model of Communication Strategy for Public Relations in Private University in Building The Relationship With The Media
No full textThe success of Public Relations work in Private University depends on the public relations strategy in building the relationship with the media. For knowing how effective PR strategy is in building the relationship with the media, A research has been done with 10 respondents ( 10 Private Universities in Central Java ) by using descriptive qualitative approach and direct observation. There are two relationship models that have been found from this research, they are “ Imbalanced Commensalisms Relationship “ ( for PR’s relationship with the media institution ) and “ Harmonious Mutualism Relationship “ ( for PR’s relationship with the Journalist)
Tracing the Price of the Discourse Power in Media Diplomacy
No full textMedia is one among many tools used in diplomatic practice. Apart from being mechanical, the media cannot be isolated from the social and cultural situations from which the message produced and understood, the political economic interests for which the message created, and the networks of actors by which the contours of the discourse took relevance. Discourse power of the media is warrant by the providence of the media as public space. The nature of discourse power can be seen through its mobility, interactivity and fluidity. The power of the discourse may promote peace as much as conflict, and be utilized for preserving mass compliance as much as steering movements of global resistance
The war of terror : An Analysis of Recent Terrorist Attacks in Two Indonesian News Media
No full textThis paper analyses how different Indonesian mass media represent issues of terrorism within an Indonesian context. Mass media and issue of terrorism are inseparable. The representation of terrorism in the Indonesian mass media is the result of a complex construction process which incorporates cultural, political economic and industrial factors. Particularly, it is very much influenced by the rise of the idea of civil society. It has also driven the new idea of freedom of the press in Indonesia. The press becomes more critical in reporting an issue. Media policies also experienced significant changes. Government communication policy only regulates the press in order to ensure they obey codes of ethics and law. To this extent, controversial and highly significant events like the recent terrorist attacks and the international ‘war on terror’ are managed and represented according to the internal policies of the media organizations, rather than the directives of government. At the same time, the mass media has to consider various factors in reporting the issue as terrorism is a sensitive and potentially divisive issue. In this research, the mass media to be analysed includes two national news media with two different perspectives: the Jakarta Post and Sabili. Within each of these news publications, the cultural, political economic and social conditions are treated differently in constructing news. It is assumed that each news publications will report the issue of terrorism and the specific events under review differently
The Influence of the Internet on Politics (Comparative Case Study in China, Japan, Korea, and Indonesia)
No full textThe Internet is a necessity for people around the world including Asia. It is a means to connect politicians, political party supporters, activists, and the parties themselves. The advent of Internet cafes and email has greatly enabled the integration of global communication. At the same time, the emerging cyber culture of the Internet challenges the very notions of sovereignty, government, political parties, civil society, and conventional politics in China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, and throughout the Asia-Pacific region. The political context of Internet usage differs throughout the Asia-Pacific region, but certain concerns are common to the role the Internet plays in the region. Will the Internet create a political culture that undermines conventional politics? And will Internet usage in Asia result in the creating of local cultural content, strengthen regional diversity and enhance political maturity? To answer the questions, the paper will present some cases of the Internet’s impact to politics in China, Indonesia, Japan, and South Korea. Then, the paper will describe some of the similarities between the cases. Finally it will conclude with some conceptual ideas as to what Indonesia can learn about Internet-based politics from these cases
From Celebrity to Politician: The Indonesian Women Celebrity in House of Representative (DPR RI) 2004-2007
No full textIn the last election 2004 event, there are many Indonesian celebrities who had become a public figure and they have been contesting in the political field. Indonesian women celebrities have been supporting many national political parties as vote getter. One of the greatest trends around the 2004 general election was the commoditization of popularity of Indonesian women celebrities. This paper examines the Indonesian women celebrities’ elected at the 2004 general election. First, it is pertinent to explain the political snap shot of Indonesian celebrity political trends in contemporary Indonesian democracy. Second, the paper explores how the political opportunity of Indonesian women celebrity to obtain legislative power in the House of Representative. Third, the paper explores the commoditization of popularity among the Indonesian women celebrity in the political field. Fourth, the paper explores the development of traditional entertainer, celebrity endorser, and celebrity politic in Indonesia. Fifth, the paper explores how the commoditization and political contestation among Indonesian celebrities in the post-journalism of mass media industries. Finally, it examines the development of popular cultures, political popularity, and political marketing strategy of Indonesian celebrity