Use Of New Media Research Articles

Research on Revitalizing Aboriginal Culture and Application of New Media in Taiwan

Ethnic culture usually is formed strongly by the majority, and then integrates the culture of the minority, resulting in colonization and eradication. Aboriginal culture was the accumulation of the wisdom of various ethnic groups. Due to the integration of ethnic groups and cultures, Taiwan's aboriginal culture has gradually disappeared. The issue of cultural revitalization has become an issue of concern to contemporary aboriginal people. Carrying out the literature review, we sort out the origin and development of the cultures of various ethnic groups. The documents related to the rights of indigenous peoples in the world, the current application status of traditional media, new media, and the indigenous ethnic groups in Taiwan are discussed. For this article, in-depth interviews were conducted with Aboriginal scholars and the media. Grounded theory was used to collect, analyze data, and interpret the process of inductive analysis. The qualitative computer software Nvivo was used to analyze and code to establish a framework matrix for interview results. In the concept coding, the category was derived and the concept of the main axis was established, and the chart of the visualization of the analysis results was presented. The results presented that the use of new media to revitalize aboriginal culture was currently the best way to obtain the greatest benefit at the least cost. Tribal people used social media to connect in traditional festivals, clan cooperation, and clan talent and knowledge cultivation. In the topic of cultural revival, more different aspects of thinking were stirred up. In addition, in terms of cultural inheritance, "talent development" was an issue that all ethnic groups need to pay more attention to. By cultivating ethnic talents, improving self-cultural identity, and joining the ranks of cultural revival, endowed with a sense of mission to inherit indigenous culture.

The Role of Media Relations and Media Innovation of “Guns N Roses” Music Concert

The scope of the research looks at the use of media relations at the Guns N Roses music concert with public relations media users in terms of event promotion implemented by Third Eye Management (TEM) as the event promoter. The success of the music concert event led to a search that was studied in terms of the use of media relations and media innovations applied by stakeholders as a media for event promotion. The purpose of this study was to identify and understand the role of media and media innovation at the Guns N Roses music concert event. The literature review used includes public relations, media relations, and media innovation. The research approach used in this research is descriptive-qualitative. Techniques in collecting data in this study used interviews and observation. The analysis technique applied through the Miles and Huberman interactive model, namely: (a) Data reduction level (b) Data presentation stage (c) Closing or reviewing phase. The results of the study indicate that there is a role for media innovation and media relations in the management of the Guns N Roses music concert event which is applied by TEM as the promoter of the event, which has a significant effect on the management of the event. This can be seen from the use of Instagram's new media as a new idea to provide services to the media and the community based on innovation and technology that can benefit various parties, both the media and the general public.

Aktivisme digital dan pemanfaatan media baru sebagai pendekatan pemberdayaan masyarakat atas isu lingkungan

<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p><p><em> </em><em> </em><em>This research is to find out how Saling.id is a non-profit organization that focuses on environmental issues, especially in empowering the community through the use of new media for digital activism. This research is descriptive with a qualitative approach. The data collection methods used are interviews, observation, and documentation. The results show that the activism initiated by Saling.id is hybrid activism, which is a combination of connecting action and collective action. The new media is a place for digital interaction space between Saling.id and the participants or the audience. Through its digital activism, Saling.id aims to increase public awareness about environmental and waste issues and bring these issues closer to youth. The efforts made by Saling.id to achieve this goal are by utilizing new media including Instagram, website, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook. In addition, Saling.id often adapts its content to trends in the virtual world among young people so that messages about environmental issues and waste are easier to receive. Saling.id also collaborates with various parties, including government agencies to local musicians. </em></p><p> </p>

Research on the Influence of Media Use on Government Trust

The development of science and technology has promoted the diversification of media forms, and the emergence of new media has enriched people’s access to information. At the same time, this situation has also led to the rapid spread of some negative news and gradually dispelled people’s political trust. In order to explore the specific relationship between media use and government trust, it is necessary to conduct more in-depth research. Based on the CGSS2010 survey data, this paper focuses on the influence of media use on political trust and explores the relationship between media use and government trust in detail by using regression analysis, and factor analysis. It is found that the use of traditional media has a positive and significant impact on political trust, while the use of new media has just the opposite effect on it in general.

Disconnection More Problematic for Adolescent Self-Esteem than Heavy Social Media Use: Evidence from Access Inequalities and Restrictive Media Parenting in Rural America

Some argue that social media use displaces time that adolescents spend with friends and family and is therefore associated with lower psychological well-being. They reason that young people who experience “disconnection,” because their parents actively restrict media use, or they have limited material access to the Internet, are better protected from psychological harm. Prior research has misspecified and exaggerated the magnitude of the relationship between screen time and adolescent psychological well-being. If the harm associated with heavy (excessive) or even average use of new media has been overstated, then the recommendation of disconnection may also be problematic. New media use is heavily integrated into youth culture and sociality, restrictive media parenting practices or digital inequalities may rob adolescents of experiences that would otherwise be protective of self-esteem. We conducted a survey of rural adolescents, who are more likely to experience disconnection at home because of a lack of physical availability of broadband, not simply affordability. Based on that survey, we find that a negative relationship between screen time and lower self-esteem is eclipsed by a more substantive, negative relationship to inequalities in material access to the Internet and restrictive mediation of media by parents. Findings show that new media use does not substantively displace time spent socializing with family and friends and in other social activities (e.g., volunteering). Omitting the supportive, indirect relationship between time on social media and self-esteem, through time spent socializing, exaggerates the negative relationship between social media use and adolescent well-being for girls, and for boys, misspecified the direction of the relationship. Adolescents, who experience heavy restrictive mediation of media by parents or have limited Internet access at home, tend to report substantively lower self-esteem than heavy users of any new media.

The Important Role of New Media During the COVID-19 Pandemic

March 2020 became the beginning of a global phenomenon for global citizens when the World Health Organization (WHO) designated it as an “extraordinary event” that became known as the COVID-19 pandemic. More media, especially social media, are reporting on issues related to the pandemic. This research aims to analyze the important role of new media as a new tool that is applied during the current pandemic, using qualitative descriptive methods. The research results show that in this pandemic era, the use of new media has become a new “habit”. Every day, community activities, starting from work and schooling, have used new media, such as online channels that can support work or school activities as if done face-to-face. Currently, there are a number of activities carried out by the community using new media such as the Zoom Meeting application, Google Meet, IG Live, Youtube, WhatsApp Video, IG Video, and even other applications that may be custom-made by several company agencies to support the continued running of activities, in times of this pandemic. So, it can be concluded that current activities by the community during a pandemic era such as Work from Home (WFH) or School from Home (SFH), has become a pattern of cultural change in the society during a pandemic.

PERSONAL BRANDING TRAVEL BLOGGER MELALUI MEDIA SOSIAL INSTAGRAM (Analisis Isi Pesan pada akun @her_journeys)

The development of communication technology, especially in the use of new media affects various aspects of communication and the development of ways of communicating. The use of new media, namely social media, is used by individuals to form personal branding. Personal branding is a process that uses the values, characteristics, and advantages of individuals to make themselves different and highlight their qualities from others. The focus of this research is to identify and analyze the content of personal branding messages, especially personal branding elements and personal branding laws proposed by (Montoya & Vandehey, 2002) which appear in posts through Anggey Anggraini's Instagram Travel Blogger social media account @her_journeys. Therefore, this research uses quantitative content analysis method. The sampling technique used purposive sampling to determine the period of content being analyzed based on two units of analysis, namely photos and captions. The results of the study indicate that the characteristics based on personal branding elements are time and repetition, while based on personal branding laws, stand out in the sub categories of personality, distinctiveness, unity, persistence, and goodwill.

Local politicians in the age of new media

This paper discusses the impact of new media on local politics and politicians in a highly digitalised and advanced democracy. Through case studies and interviews of elite representatives in three Norwegian municipalities, the paper's ambition is to gain further understanding of the use of new media at the local political level and how new media influence and shape the role of local political representatives. To this aim we engage with established literature on new media use in campaigns and as self-promotion, as well as literature on new media and democracy. The main findings are that the use of new media, particularly Facebook, is widespread, hardening the political debate, and especially straining for younger women. Moreover, new media contribute to the “professionalizing” of political communication as they require more strategic thinking around messaging and engagement. While they have in some ways contributed to bringing local representatives closer to the citizens and provided valuable information, they have also produced “echo-chamber” effects. In sum, new media provide challenges and opportunities that may impact one's willingness to stand as a representative and contribute to creating new “types” of local politicians.

Russian speakers’ media engagement and acculturation in Finland and Latvia

This comparative study looks into Russian speakers’ acculturation in Finland and Latvia by contrasting their cultural involvement and cultural preference Carlson and Güler (J Int Migr Integr 19:625–647, 2018. 10.1007/s12134-018-0554-4) with their self-reported news media use. Drawing on survey data collected from both countries (N = 224), the findings show that participants in both countries scored closer to biculturalism than monoculturalism. Majority of the respondents report predominantly engaging with non-Russian news media sources. However, regardless of the societal context, respondents who were more engaged with Russian news media sources also scored higher on cultural preference (towards Russian culture of origin). Further significant differences and implications are discussed.

PEMETAAN KINERJA PUBLIC RELATIONS PERGURUAN TINGGI SWASTA MELALUI MEDIA SOSIAL DI MASA PANDEMI COVID-19

Public relations practitioners from private universities have a strategic role in formulating and implementing creative and innovative communication programs through the use of technology and new media, especially in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic like today. This study aims to map the performance of private-public relations practitioners in optimizing the role of social media to overcome problems that arise due to the pandemic, such as the absence of direct promotion and communication to prospective students and the decline in interest in high school/vocational equivalent graduates to continue to higher education, by using the method of qualitative case study approach. Data collection techniques are carried out through FGD, in-depth interviews, observations of Unisba-assisted private universities in Bandung, and literature review. The results of the study show that in responding to the application of communication technology during the pandemic, it is necessary to implement strategic steps, including the building of a special team, empowering the entire academic community and students as well, coordinating with related parties, and evaluating the use of social media as a means of promotion. The results of this study contribute to universities that want to design promotional activities through social media.

Candidate Evaluations and Social Media Following during the 2020 Presidential Campaign

This study investigates the relationship between presidential candidate evaluations and following the candidates on five social media (SM) platforms: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and YouTube. Analyses of national survey data collected during the 2020 presidential campaign (N = 2,120) suggest that following a candidate on SM is positively associated with feelings toward that candidate, even after gender, age, race, education, party identification, and online news media use have been taken into consideration. Specifically, individuals who followed Trump on Facebook, Twitter, and/or YouTube supported him more than did those who did not follow him. Following Biden on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and/or Snapchat was positively associated with his feeling thermometer ratings after demographic variables, party identification, and online news media use were controlled. Moreover, we show that these positive relationships were more pronounced among those who did not identify with one of the major political parties. Following a candidate, however, was not necessarily associated with decreased support for the opposing candidate. Overall, our results highlight the importance of politicians’ use of social media during campaigns and suggest that following candidates on different SM platforms has unique relationships with candidate evaluations.

Praktik Dakwah Islam Di Media Digital dan Pengaruhnya

Da'wah in digital media is a new phenomenon in da'wah activities in the era of society5.0 where the main component is humans who are able to create new value throughtechnological developments. Through social media that is in the hands of humans,anytime and anywhere can do da'wah with various content that can be produced bymad'u in preaching. The development of technology gave birth to an interestingphenomenon in today's social life, namely the rise of global culture and the tendency ofsociety to depend on the media. Da'wah in this millennial era must be able to makegood use of it, especially in the use of new media. If not, it will affect the morals andmorals of the millennial generation, which in fact they are looking for their identity. Inrelation to da'wah, the role of the media is very important and strategic in the deliveryof da'wah. The media is able to access information quickly and knows no boundaries ofspace and time.

EFL Students' Attitudes Towards the Use of New Media in Classrooms: An Analysis of Pakistani University

A lot of research has been conducted about using new media in learning and teaching. However, this study takes into account and sheds light on the attitudes of EFL students regarding the usage of new mediums for English language learning and teaching during COVID-19. This study explores the advantages and challenges of using new media during online classes for the English language. The data of this study is collected through 5 EFL students' interviews and from questionnaires which were distributed among250 EFL students. The findings of this study reveal positive attitudes of EFL students towards the integration of technology for ELL and ELT in the COVID-19 context. In addition, this study also shows a few students' suggestions about the usage of new media that would be very effective for Teachers' teaching styles as well as students' learning points of view.

Internet-era patterns of protection and inheritance methods for Minangkabau talempong pacik music

The preservation and transmission of talempong pacik music culture have a significant impact on the preservation of Minangkabau music culture. In addition, on a national scale, it contributes to the promotion of the healthy growth of the national culture. This research seeks to determine how the protection and inheritance model of the Minangkabau talempong pacik has evolved in the Internet era. The necessary data consist of (1) Minangkabau talempong pacik data and (2) talempong pacik inheritance pattern data. Literature review and observation of talempong pacik music performances on digital platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook provided the data. The analysis is conducted by stressing the pattern resulting from the talempong pacik's maintenance and transmission. Ultimately, the results of this study show that the quality of talempong pacik's musical legacy will improve greatly as a result of the extensive and continuous use of new media to assist its preservation. New media used to study traditional talempong pacik music, including videos of talempong pacik performances, animation of talempong musical instrument games, and talempong pacik music software as a form of learning innovation, demonstrate that the quality of inheritance is highly adaptable to technological advancements

E-learning for Prisoners. Experience from Sweden, Norway, Poland, Finland and Germany

In the following article a discussion on the use of e-learning in education of convicts is presented. The topic discussed by the Author is connected with the fact that the use of new media in education at present has become a common solution applied also to educate inmates. E-learning is a current form of education andvocational training. It provides improvement of contemporary culture in education applied at penitentiary institutions to educate convicts. E-learning helps and lets prisoners obtain education and to update education differences. As a method of education, it requires users’ autonomy and self-discipline while working with the use of digital platforms. Education must respond to different needs expressed by the evolving knowledge society. It mainly concerns education of people at risk of social exclusion, e.g. convicts. It is related to the need of dealing with and solving problems that pertain to such issues as increasing possibilities of the media in the area of generating, processing and creating information. The aim of the article is also to describe the use of e-learning in European countries such as Sweden, Norway, Poland, Finland and Germany. These countries were selected for the analysis because they appreciate modern technologies in penitentiary work. They change and develop the solutions. The experience in the use of e-learning in penitentiary work with inmates in Sweden, Norway, Poland, Finland and Germany is different. The aim of the article is also to show how modern technology can be applied in working with convicts. E-learning becomes a tool used for preventing exclusion. Development of various technologies makes it possible to support convicts and prison staff members in the process involving correctional activities. Technologies offer a chance to return or to start work, to continue education, to meet the needs of one’s family, to have an active life in accordance with the social principles after leaving prison. E-learning provides people who have been isolated in prison with a real chance to acquire qualifications. Hence, social issues, family interests, individual interests, business and modern technological solutions are combined in the same field. Coherent and efficient activities come as a challenge to those who perform them and to the society; however, these activities support the process of social rehabilitation.

A Discussion on the Innovation of Physical Education in Colleges Under the New Media Environment

The social economy in China is undergoing a critical period of transformation and upgrading. New media technology is booming and is widely used in various fields. In the new media environment, the use of new media in the field of education has also garnered attention. With the popularization and dissemination of new media by modern college students, college physical education has ushered in not only new development opportunities, but also various challenges. In the new media environment, means such as flipped classroom will become an innovative trend, and teachers can further promote the innovative development of college physical education as well as improve the efficiency and quality of this kind of education through online education, short videos, social software, and other auxiliary methods [1]. Based on this, this paper makes a comprehensive analysis of the significance of using new media technology in college physical education and proposes corresponding strategies for the innovation of college physical education under the new media environment, in hope to provide some reference, improve the effectiveness of college physical education, and promote the concept of “lifelong physical education.”

Exploring the Path to Big Data Analytics Success in Health Care

Like Oxygen, the world is surrounded by data today. The quantity of data that we harvest and eat up is thriving aggressively in the digitized world. Increasing use of new innovations and social media generate vast amount of data that can earn splendid information if properly analyzed. This large dataset generally known as big data, do not fit in traditional databases because of its rich size. Big Data is a collection of data that is huge in volume, yet growing exponentially with time. It is a data with so large size and complexity that none of traditional data management tools can store it or process it efficiently. Organizations need to manage and analyze big data for better decision making and outcomes. So, big data analytics is receiving a great deal of attention today. In healthcare, big data analytics has the possibility of advanced patient care and clinical decision support. In this paper, we review the background and the various methods of big data analytics in healthcare. This paper also elaborates various platforms and algorithms for big data analytics and discussion on its advantages and challenges. This survey winds up with a discussion of challenges and future directions.

Sosialisasi Content Creator Pemula Bagi Remaja Karang Taruna Kelurahan Perwira Bekasi Utara Sebagai Pendorong Industri Kreatif

Now with the increasingly advanced development of digitalization, many young people are starting to develop their wings by maximizing the use of the internet and social media. It's just that the majority of the use of new media is only limited to entertainment and information media. Even though there are many other advantages of social media that can be utilized optimally. This is what then encourages UBSI lecturers of Hospitality study program to hold community service activities for Youth Karang Taruna, Perwira Village, North Bekasi with a socialization model that carries the theme of novice content creators in the development of creative industries. In addition, there are also many community service participants who still lack information and understanding about content creators that are sustainable with the creative industry. The existence of community service this time with the socialization method is expected to provide additional references for today's millennial youth who mostly consume social media. Youth Karang Taruna is currently expected to be able to improve knowledge not only from formal education but from their participation with youth institutions/institutions in the surrounding environment so that they can maximize the culture of creativity and entrepreneurs in their youth.

Not only people are getting old, the new media are too: Technology generations and the changes in new media use

This article investigates the changes in the use of traditional and new media by different technology generations. Focusing on the changes in the use of Email, Chat and Social Network Sites by older people, it explores the process by which new media become ‘old’ and reach a saturation point. Collected survey data suggest differences in media use between the three technology generations distinguished in this study: the ‘mechanical’ generation (born in 1938 or before), the ‘household revolution’ generation (born between 1939 and 1948), and the ‘technology spread’ generation (born between 1949 and 1963). This longitudinal and transnational study provides evidence of media saturation, showing that an increase in both the availability of and access to media does not lead to an increase in use, even in older adults who are behind in the adoption of the new media. Finally, the article discusses the findings, arguing for an interplay between individual and structural lag in later life.

The Influence of New Media on Cybersecurity and Law Implementation: A Qualitative Study

This paper aims to provide an explanation the influence of new media on cybersecurity. Through the Media Dependency Theory lens, researcher can see the use of new media from a media perspective where the media plays a role in this society. This paper describes the influence of new media on cybersecurity and law implementation in Malaysia. The researcher conduct focus group discussion for this paper. Focus group discussion is a qualitative research technique that involves conducting intensive group around 4 groups with six persons each group until get the saturation data. This small number of informants is to explore informants perspectives on a particular idea and situation. Analysis document also use as approach to analyse the law implementation related cybersecurity. The findings of this study identify new media dependency, namely impact of new media and the influence of new media that related to the cybersecurity. In addition, the study highlights about the law implementation in Malaysia. This paper provides a comprehensive critical picture of the growing new media usage literature and information that offers the basis for a comprehensive assessment of new media usage contributions to people in particular and enhances relevant knowledge new media.