Academic Journal of Da'wa and Communication

Social Media Use For Internal Communication In Kenyan Organizations

2024-10-25T14:16:37+07:00

In today's digital era, the integration of social media into organizational communication practices is essential. The research aimed to assess the extent of social media adoption for internal communication, identify the platforms predominantly used, and evaluate their impact on communication efficacy within organizations Qualitative research methodology was adopted to capture a comprehensive view of social media usage in three organizations. Data were gathered through face-to-face interviews and focus group discussions with 48 participants, purposively sampled, employing thematic analysis to distill the insights. The findings reveal a selective adoption of platforms such as Slack and WhatsApp. While some employees embrace these digital tools, others persist with traditional methods. This contrast highlights reluctance within organizations to fully transition to digital communication tools. The study recommends that organizations strengthen digital literacy programs, establish clear usage policies, and foster an environment that balances innovative digital practices with established communication protocols.

Newspaper Coverage of PVC Registration and Collection Against 2023 Presidential Election in Nigeria

2024-12-28T16:45:47+07:00

It appears that within the time frame of this study there was a low newspaper coverage on PVC registration and collection. Even for an important issue as PVC Registration and Collection in Nigeria. In some other cases, the placements of PVC registration and collection stories are placed at the least noticeable space in the select newspapers used. This problem necessitated the study hence; the researchers assessed Guardian and Daily Sun newspapers coverage of PVC registration and collection. The researchers hinged this study on Agenda setting theory. This study employed the descriptive content analysis research design. The population used for the study was 730 newspaper editions. A sample size of 168 was arrived at whereas the composite month sampling technique was employed for the study. The code sheet and guide were the instruments for data collection. Finding from the study showed that PVC registration and collection was given low frequency of coverage, it was as well placed more in inside pages of newspapers, as for the depth, they were given more of 1/4 page depth and were reported in a neutral direction. It was concluded that Guardian and Daily Sun give less space, depth and frequency when reporting permanent voter’s card registration and collection much depth, to help their voter card registration and collection.

Project Multatuli Feat Lembaga Pers Mahasiswa: Implementasi Jurnalisme Kolaborasi dalam Pemberitaan Kasus Kekerasan Seksual

2024-09-03T15:41:19+07:00

The increasing of sexual violence cases in Higher Education has made Project Multatuli, a non-profit alternative media based on public journalism, with the Student Press to conduct collaborative journalism to highlight this. Through the implementation of the Journalistic Code of Ethics with a survivor's perspective, the collaborative journalism that’s formed is a means for the Student Press together with professional journalists to contribute to voicing cases of sexual violence on campus. This article aims to describe the implementation of collaborative journalism, by Project Multatuli together with LPM Institut, LPM Bhaskara, and Pers Akademika related to news coverage of sexual violence on campus. The type of research is descriptive qualitative, with data collection through observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. Data analysis is carried out interactively, with data validity through source triangulation. Data findings describe collaborative journalism that’s temporary and integrated. The implementation of collaborative journalism is carried out through investigative reporting with a victim's perspective; providing security for survivors, journalists, and the media; prioritizing the victim's point of view and consent in reporting; including actively informing survivors about the risks of coverage.

Transformasi Pariwisata Gunung Kemukus: Studi Upaya Pemerintah Daerah dalam Meningkatkan Citra Positif

2025-01-01T20:42:41+07:00

Mount Kemukus was once famous as a place for ritual tourism and wealth “ngalap berkah”, but now it has become a religious and family tourism with interesting photo spots and is increasingly crowded. This is inseparable from the role of the Sragen Youth, Sports and Tourism Office. The purpose of this study is to describe the Image of Mount Kemukus by the Sragen Youth, Sports and Tourism Office as a Religious and Family Tourism. The research method used is qualitative descriptive. Data was collected through documentation, observation, and interviews with selected sources. The results of the study refer to Rosady Ruslan's PR Programming and Communication theory showing that the image of Mount Kemukus by the Sragen Diaspora is carried out by continuing to produce positive events and programs that receive support, urgency, and ideas, disseminated through conventional media, the web, and IG @disporasrg. The Sragen Dispora also carried out an overall evaluation of various programs to monitor Mount Kemukus's image, MSMEs, and homestays. This image has a positive impact on public trust and the image of Mount Kemukus.

Analisis Framing Pemberitaan Naturalisasi Pemain Tim Nasional Indonesia pada Media Republika Online dan Kompas.com

2024-12-18T22:15:20+07:00

This research examines how Republika Online and Kompas.com frame the naturalized players of the Indonesian national team through text analysis. The phenomenon of player naturalization has become a controversial issue in Indonesian society along with PSSI's policy of massively recruiting players of Indonesian descent to strengthen the national team. This research employs a qualitative approach using the Zhongdang Pan & Gerald M. Kosicki framing analysis model. The study reveals that both Republika Online and Kompas.com frame the coverage of Indonesian national team's naturalized players positively. However, the difference lies in Republika Online's use of assertive editorial content, while Kompas.com reports the momentum comprehensively and straightforwardly, without using the editorial term "naturalized players."