Digital Internet Research Articles

Analysis of the Harmonious Development Path of Urban Management and Internet Celebrity Cities under Digital Perspective

Technological advances and the Internet's rapid development have fueled the rapid rise of Internet celebrity cities, providing a unique impetus to urban development (mainly tourism) and economic vitality. However, the ensuing controversies have been persistent. In order to promote a thriving urban tourism industry and alleviate urban economic and employment pressures, it is essential to address the issue of Internet celebrity cities and fully realize their economic and social potential. This study summarizes the multiple problems in the operation of traditional Internet celebrity cities, reveals their challenges to urban management, and proposes ways to build a digital Internet celebrity city system using "digital" technologies. These digital tools can effectively overcome the difficulties faced by traditional Internet celebrity cities and provide strategic guidance for the long-term and healthy development of the Internet celebrity city economy.

Матрица когнитивных фильтров – инструмент анализа лингвокреатем в современном онлайн-дискурсе на английском языке

The article introduces the matrix of cognitive filters as a research method that makes it possible to model the process of inferring the meaning of lingua-createmes in multimodal online discourse. Multimodal linguistic systems are based on a complex interaction of multimodal components. These components combine with basic cognitive mechanisms in decoding various complex phenomena in digital Internet discourse. The research revealed a classification of key cognitive mechanisms that generate the meaning of creative multimodal elements: banner blindness, evaluative categorization, conceptualization, (de)compression of information, profiling, conceptual metaphor, conceptual metaphthonymy, and conceptual integration. The research material involved 18,000 monomodal verbal and multimodal lingua-createmes selected by continuous sampling from English-language Internet resources, as well as visual and verbal corpora. The method proved effective in modelling the general cognitive resonance of lingua-createmes and predicting cognitive resonance / dissonance (positive or negative) in communication. The practical lingua-cognitive experiment involved 335 English-speaking respondents from eleven countries. They were asked to use the matrix of cognitive filters to perform a step-by-step decoding of several creative multimodal elements. The method proved highly effective for detecting cognitive resonance or mental tension, i.e., positive or negative cognitive dissonance. The method demonstrated good prospects for obtaining additional data on reactions to lingua-creative discursive elements.

Optimization of Chinese film and television communication technology in Portuguese-speaking areas under the application of digital Internet of Things

With the continuous change and progress of the world system, cultural communication has become a vital topic in today's society. This study aims to optimize the communication effect of Chinese film in Portuguese-speaking countries and promote the development of cultural communication in China through deep learning (DL) technology. First, this study utilizes DL technology to design film feature recognition and classification models to provide technical support for Chinese film communication. Second, by exploring the principle, development, and function of the digital Internet of Things, the study analyzes the evolution and spread of Chinese film in Portuguese-speaking countries and uses the Bayes algorithm to optimize the model. The results show that the calculation time of the designed model is shorter and the accuracy is higher, which offers an important reference for the effective communication of Chinese films in Portuguese-speaking countries. Hence, this study not only provides technical support for the improvement of the international communication effect of Chinese film but also contributes to the development of cultural communication in China.

The limits of internet self-regulation – the EU’s policy for digital internet intermediaries

The limits of internet self-regulation – the EU’s policy for digital internet intermediaries

Between Desire and Anxiety: Music Performances during The COVID-19 Period In West Sumatera

This article discusses the desire and anxiety of mutual attraction experienced by traditional and popular artists in West Sumatra during the COVID-19 pandemic. Musicians in tradition and entertainment who rely on the survival of music performance services are under heavy pressure by the COVID-19 pandemic situation because performances are rarely performed, even banned. Musicians committed to the creative field of creation experience the same thing. Live music performances are considered to be the cause of the gathering of many people, which results in being vulnerable to the transmission of the COVID-19 virus. However, they still channel the desire to perform live with the risk of getting in the way. Some are creative, using digital internet technology and social media to perform virtually. The research method used in collecting data is a mixture of field and virtual research. The tug-of-war between desire and anxiety is realized through live and virtual performances with non-maximal results.

Assessment of the institutional trust level of students in modern Russian society in the context of global cultural and digital transformations

One of the key factors influencing the political development and stability of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as RF, Russia) is trust of citizens in political and social institutions. At the same time, youth is part of the Russian society with which the strategic prospects for progress of the country and vectors of socio-economic transformations are connected. The insufficient degree of confidence in the authorities will hinder effective implementation of societal development processes that also occur in socio-economic and institutional systems. The article presents the questionnaire results of students from Russian universities (N = 780 people) and colleges (N = 780 people) conducted in 2023; educational institutions are located in 41 subjects of the RF in all federal districts. The study revealed a relatively low level of trust of the Russian student youth to various government institutions, while the level of trust in regional authorities is lower than in fede ral ones. This is due to lack of awareness of young people about their activities. Additionally, most of the youth does not undertake a purposeful search and critical analysis of information, does not follow news about the work of authorities. It was also revealed that various network information spaces (social networks, regional digital Internet communities, official websites of government bodies and news portals) have a significant potential to increase institutional trust of students, since they cause the highest level of confidence.

The intertextuality of news headlines in the context of digital media based on the material of the Russian and Chinese languages

The article is devoted to clarifying the general patterns of intertextuality of modern news headlines in Russian and Chinese leading media against the background of globalization, informatization and digitalization. The subject is the intertextuality of digital media news headlines. The material is the headlines of the Russian and Chinese media leading digital information portals for 2023. The scientific novelty lies in the fact that for the first time a comprehensive comparative study was conducted on the main manifestations of intertextuality of world news headlines in modern Russian and Chinese leading digital media. The relevance of the research is due to the fact that digital technologies, hyperlinks, search engines, etc. have created a new unexplored textual reality in which news headlines form links with other texts in the context of the global digital Internet. The main research methods are functional-semantic, interpretative, linguistic and cultural analysis. The method of linguistic commenting was used to explain the headline texts of world news, the culturological method was used to explain the traditions of society reflected in the titles of online news articles. The contrastive method was used to identify common features of the news headlines of leading Russian and Chinese online media publications. The result of the study: intertextuality is characteristic of the news headlines of Russian and Chinese online publications, six main attributes of intertextuality of the headline texts of world news of Russian and Chinese leading digital media have been identified, such as citation, precedent, uncertainty, hypertextuality, polymodality and rhizomaticity. These attributes are widely used in the news headlines of Russian and Chinese digital media. The obtained research results can be the basis for the following studies and used in the practice of teaching university courses in such disciplines as linguistics, communication, cultural studies, political science, etc. The conclusions of the study are that the intertextuality of online media news headlines, as a concentrated manifestation of textual phenomena in the digital age, is characterized by rhizomatic diversity, entanglement, nonlinearity, polycode, openness and dynamism not only at the level of semantics, but also the form of the news headline text.

Strategi Komunikasi KPI (Komisi Penyiaran Informasi) dalam Mensosialisasikan TV Digital

The aim of this research is to introduce the public to the digitalization of broadcasting, especially television in Indonesia and DKI Jakarta in particular. Currently we are entering the era of digitalization of broadcasting marked by ASO. For this reason, KPID DKI Jakarta is holding this JBeX activity, one aim is to provide sufficient information to the public regarding digitalization of broadcasting. Because usually when we talk about digital, people only know about digital internet. The method used is descriptive qualitative research with case studies. The information collection method used includes in-depth interviews and obtaining other information such as documents and other data sources related to this research. Based on the results of the research that has been carried out, the researchers then held a discussion regarding the results of the data obtained regarding KPI communication strategies in socializing Digital TV. In this research, researchers used persuasive theory and Lasswell's communication model. The result was that the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission built additional towers to strengthen the signal. This is proven by the large number of people who switch to digital TV channels rather than other TV channels. The Indonesian Broadcasting Commission also verifies digital TV data in maximizing broadcast signals. These improvements make the picture and sound quality much better compared to analog TV broadcasts.

Exploration of the development path of university thinking and political education in the background of Internet

Abstract The effective development of Civic Education work in colleges and universities can promote the cultivation of high-quality talents. Starting from Internet information technology, this paper constructs a digital platform for Civic Education work, in which Shannon’s theory and balanced power allocation are used to optimize channel transmission and enhance the loading speed of Civic Education resources. The XGBoost algorithm is used to effectively cluster students’ learning behaviors as a way to help Civic Education workers understand students’ learning behaviors in Civic Education. The results show that the average response time is 0.327s, and the maximum throughput is 11849.478 bytes/sec. The prediction accuracy of the XGBoost algorithm for student learning behavior is 4.65%, 9.79%, and 21.79% higher than that of LR, RF, GBM, and Stacking classification models, respectively. 9.79%, 21.41%, and 13.5%, respectively. This shows that the university’s thinking and political education work can be developed through the direction of the digital Internet platform, which in turn provides a new research path for the reform and innovation of thinking and political education work.

Strategies for Promoting Rural Digital Party Building from the Perspective of Rural Governance

With the rapid development of digital internet technology, digital party building has gradually developed and become a hot issue in academic circles. The countryside is a late-developing place for the popularization of digital model. Digitalization has brought technical advantages to rural party building, such as online information and data, collaborative information resources and accurate party building services. However, at present, rural areas are facing problems such as weak "key nodes", digital gap, imperfect operation mechanism and insufficient investment in software and hardware. In the new development stage, rural digital party building should: strengthen the "key nodes" of digital party building; Focus on solving the "digital divide" problem; Improve the operation mechanism of rural digital party building; Increase the capital investment in rural digital party building, so as to implement the work of digital party building and improve the governance efficiency of rural party organizations.

Psychometric assessment of the Persian version of the protective factors of resilience scale (PFRS).

Resilience is defined as an individual's ability to recover from difficulties and overcome challenges and adversity. Recognizing and measuring internal and external protective factors have been identified as important processes for building resilience, yet to date, no valid, and reliable scales of resilience in the Persian language have been developed that recognize both internal and external protective factors. The present study was to translate the protective factors of resilience scale (PFRS) from English to Persian and analyze its psychometric properties among Iranians. Convenience sampling was used to gather data from January 2021 to February 2021 through digital internet scales, and 6 scales, including PFRS, Ryff's psychological well-being scale, Rosenberg self-esteem scale, life orientation test-revised, positive and negative affect schedule, and short version of resilience scale (RS), were completed by 265 participants aged from 15 to 56. So, the aim of this study is to investigate the psychometric properties of protective factors of resilience scale among Iranians. The results of the face, content, and construct validity revealed that the Persian version of the PFRS measure had acceptable validity and reliability. The Cronbach alpha for the whole scale was 0.88, and the value of the content validity index was above 0.7. A confirmatory factor analysis confirmed the three-factor structure model of the scale (fit indices: CMIN/df=2.51, p<.01; comparative fit index=0.94, goodness of fit index=0.90, root mean squared error of approximation=0.07). In conclusion, the Persian version of the protective factors of resilience is a reliable and valid measurement to assess the protective factors and internal and external protective factors of resilience in Iranians.

Analisis Bibliometrik Penerapan Digital Marketing Dalam Pengembangan Bisnis UMKM

The impact of rapid technological development makes digital marketing a way to support MSME business development. With a digital marketing strategi and choosing the right media, it will make it easier for MSMEs to reach the target market. This is inseparable from the role of digital marketing to introduce and market products from producers to consumers. In the modern era, social media users are increasing and reaching all levels of society. So that the use of digital internet technology and social media becomes more effective and efficient in developing MSME businesses. The method used in this study uses quantitative descriptive with a bibliometric approach and the help of VOSviewer software. The data source is taken from Google Scholar. Data collection techniques carried out in the form of secondary data. The number of metadata collected was 997 articles. The result of this study indicate that a number of writers are already interested in the theme of Implementing Digital Marketing in MSME Businenss Development in creasing from 2020 to 2021, to be precise at the time of the Covid-19 pandemic and can find out keywords that often appear and are related to each other as references for further research. Keywords: Business development; Digital marketing; MSME.

Evolving trend of media literacy research: A bibliometric analysis

In the digital internet age, media literacy (ML) continues to be updated to accommodate change and keep up with the times. Discovering the most recent developments and trends in this field is essential to provide new research perspectives. In this study, 776 ML studies spanning 21 years (2000-2021) were analyzed using the VOS viewer, a program for bibliometric analysis. In tandem with the high number of citations, the research indicates that the interest of researchers in this topic is growing. In the past six years, media and information literacy, citizenship, anti-colonial, and communication and education have been the most frequently cited keywords in media literacy studies. The most frequently cited authors in the study are the focal point of the discussion. The new subtopics broaden the study topic’s scope and foundation. Penn State University Harrisburg, University of California, Los Angeles, Salzburg Global Seminar, and Emerson College are the most frequently cited institutions. On this basis, the study discusses the future direction of media literacy research and makes corresponding recommendations.

Exploring the relationship between information and communication technology (ICT) and productivity: Evidence from Australian farms

AbstractThe relationship between information and communication technology (ICT) and farm productivity remains unresolved and often debated with limited evidence. While ICT is generally accepted by many to be a positive driver of productivity, others question it. Realistically, truth is likely somewhere in between. Certain ICT investments are likely to facilitate productivity improvement, whereas others may offer some other benefits such as improved safety or reduced emissions. It is also undeniable that some ICT investments may fail or offer little more than a temporary novelty. Using a sample of Australian farm‐level data, analysis in this paper finds a positive relationship between ICT investment and productivity. Specifically, the use of precision agriculture and machinery infused with ICT (such as GPS autosteering tractors) is found to be statistically significant. Moreover, digital internet access or access to the National Broadband Network (NBN) is found to be beneficial—and conversely, farms that reported mobile and internet connectivity problems tended to achieve lower productivity.

Communication Strategy of the First Digital Internet Service Provider Company in Indonesia to Increase Brand Awareness Among the Internet Service Users

The communication strategy is a giver of direction in communication planning with communication management to achieve predetermined goals. Brand awareness is one of the goals that requires a communication strategy because brand awareness is related to the brand's ability to provide an imprint in memory. For a company that has just been established in the last few years, of course, it is a challenge to increase brand awareness among internet service users. Moreover, for the company engaged in internet service which has fierce competition. This research aimed to describe the communication strategy of the first digital internet service provider company in Indonesia to increase brand awareness in internet service users. Through qualitative approach with case research on By.U Indonesia, which was founded in 2019 and claims to be the first digital internet service provider in Indonesia. The result showed that By.U Indonesia is in a brand recognition position where users can recognize By.U Indonesia brand by identifying the visual elements used by By.U Indonesia at each stage and part of the communication strategy. Researchers concluded that Communication Strategy of By.U Indonesia as the first digital internet service provider in Indonesia in increasing brand awareness among internet service users has been shown various developments, proven by the increasing number of downloads of By.U application, and also proven by 7 (seven) awards that achieved from 2020 to 2021. This research impact is to provide overview for newly established companies in planning communication strategy that can boost brand awareness in internet service users

The impact digitalization has on students’ behavior ona high-level institution as the University of Namibia

The overall purpose of this research was to characterize and comprehend how digitalization influences student behavior at a prestigious institution such as the University of Namibia. The following research questions/and research objectives were developed to achieve this goal. The following were the study’s findings: Around 60 of respondents believed the University of Namibia’s digitalization programme has benefited them. This suggests that pupils were enthusiastic about the digitalization of their learning environment. However, 5 (25%) and 4 (20%) of the respondents, respectively, indicated their dissatisfaction with the results. 4 (20%) of the respondents were undecided because they chose to opt out in the middle of the data collection. Only two respondents (10%) agreed that the University of Namibia’s digital online platforms facilitated a more collaborative lecture room atmosphere. As a result, pupils in the lecture hall were unsatisfied with digital internet platforms, which they described asin adequate and untrustworthy. With this in mind, it is suggested that the University update, restructure, and improve its digitization in order to improve performance and promote learning among stakeholders.

Communicative transformations as a consequence of the development of modern digital internet technologies

The transformation of communication processes characterizes modern society due to the expansion of digital and internet technologies, especially in the form of Web 2.0, the development of the post-information society, and post-culture. The communication media space increasingly incorporates networks, digital technologies alter the public sphere as a shared communication platform, the presence of digital identities grows, filter bubbles and echo chambers emerge, and phenomena such as cancel culture, post-truth, and post-journalism rise. Communicative transformations are primarily linked to the impact of new digital media – online media and artificial intelligence, raising questions about how new convergent technologies change the public sphere and, consequently, communicative strategies. It is essential to address a series of questions, including how online communication influences offline communication and how the unconscious and symbolic actor – the digital algorithm AI – shapes specific features of social interactions. The negative impact of artificial intelligence, the spread of pseudoscientific knowledge, and the difficulty of their verification also remain significant factors. The article addresses the emergence of a new social actor – artificial intelligence – and the issue of digital identities that may not fully coincide with a real person or only partially coincide. The purpose of the article is to outline important communicative transformations caused by the development of modern digital media. The implementation of this purpose involves performing the following tasks: describing the main methodological approaches for analyzing the problem of communicative transformations, justifying their dependence on new digital media, and defining general communicative strategies through the emergence of new hybrid digital media. The article concludes that the development of digital technologies, especially AI, leads to communicative transformations in the public sphere, particularly through the formation of echo chambers, digital identities, virtualization, gamification, and blitz communication, shaping the processes of contemporary cultural changes.

A dynamic routing protocol with payments for the Physical Internet: A simulation with learning agents

The Physical Internet is meant to dynamically route hundreds of thousands of loads a day all over the world. Each time a load arrives at a node that is not its destination, a next node, a carrier, and a price should be jointly selected to get the load closer to its destination.The dynamic nature of the routing system and the large number of loads to process in short periods of time are problematic for standard optimization processes. Fast and easy to run protocols, like those we see employed in the Digital Internet, must be designed. Using a game theoretic approach, we design a protocol whose core component is an auctioning process run each time a load arrives at a new node different from its destination. The protocol promises to be fast, reliable, and resilient, and aims to minimize the price of the total routing process by using concepts like administrative distance as used in Digital Internet routers.If the behaviors of the carriers are rational, then the proposed auction, when played only one time, is Incentive Compatible, Allocatively Efficient, Budget Balanced, and respects Individual Rationality. The final protocol, however, involves three intelligent agents – shippers, nodes, and carriers – whose action space and interactions are too complex for pen and paper analysis.As a first step to understand the performance of such a new system, we simulate an environment with only Full-Truck-Loads in a market composed of single truck companies. We assume simple behaviors for shippers, and we use a learning process for nodes and carriers. We show that the usage of such a protocol is extremely efficient for it significantly reduces total delivery costs as well as empty mileage.

On Topology Design for the Quantum Internet

Imagine a Quantum Internet where people can freely establish physically secure communication channels or migrate quantum programs between anywhere in the world. What would it look like? Despite the very exciting recent advances around building prototypes of quantum networks, little is known about how lab-scale prototypes can be expanded into a global infrastructure that is as capacitated, robust, and cost-efficient as the digital Internet right now. Part of the difficulty lies in our lack of understanding of how the structure of a quantum network affects its capacity and performance when serving multi-commodity quantum communication demands. This article studies the problem of designing high-performance network topologies for the quantum Internet. Utilizing abstract models of the basic quantum network operations and an optimal entanglement distribution protocol, we characterize the capacity and performance of various candidate topologies for the quantum Internet, in terms of the rate of entanglement distribution between source-destination pairs and the fidelity of entangled pairs, respectively. We discuss the implications of our preliminary results, and propose directions for further investigation. As the feasibility of largescale quantum network deployment continues to increase, we hope this article can draw attention to these macroscopic design problems, such as topology design, which potentially have a profound influence on how the entire technology evolves, just as we have observed with the digital Internet in the past decades.

The Role of Information and Communication Technology in the FP3K Community (Youth Forum Cares for Karo Education)

Humans are basically social creatures. In traditional life, the tendency of humans to live socially can be seen from their daily activities that require interaction with other humans such as fulfilling basic needs. They try to find connectivity with other humans in the search for these needs even though they are in different environments and do not know each other, it is the process that then forms communities which are social groups of several organisms that share an environment that generally has the same interests. The development of technology, especially the Internet, has a great impact on the culture of the community in their activities, the growth of this media has an influence on the culture of the community in interacting and communicating. With various developments of internet media such as social media, blogs, microblogs, web-communities, portals and so on, people can easily interact online or directly at the same time without any geographical, space or time restrictions, they can share anything "realtime". “Especially with the development of gadgets that make it easier for people to connect with each other. Interaction between individuals in cyberspace can be said to be a process of representing themselves through the medium of digital internet media, not physical presentations. The ease of connection that continues to develop changes the culture of social activities such as the ease in sharing various problems that exist around them and opening up the active role of its members to build solutions or a common goal. The focus of research in discussing this journal is the role of Information and Communication Technology in the FP3K community (Forum Pemuda Peduli Pendidikan Karo).