Abstract

This article reports the research results on framing three national media portals, namely Detik.com, 
 Kompas.com, and Tempo.Co regarding the decision to name Nusantara for the new capital city of Indonesia 
 (IKN) in East Kalimantan. This research aims to reveal whether the framing reflects each media’s ideology. The 
 paradigm of this research is constructivism with Robert M.Entman’s framing analysis method. This paper adopts 
 the social construction of reality, ideology, and media as the substantive theory and media framing as The text 
 theory. The results showed that the three media frames for naming Nusantara on IKN still contained problems 
 but differed in focus. Detik.com frames it as a power process, while Kompas.com and Tempo.co as a democratic 
 process. The Kompas.com and Tempo.co frames have reflected their media ideology. Meanwhile, Detik.com is 
 more pragmatic from the media business aspect.

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