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Salsabila, Deandra, Pandan Yudhapramesti, and Gema Nusantara Bakry. "Motif Khalayak dalam Mengakses Konten Berita di Instagram Reels @narasinewsroom." Jurnal Komunikasi Global 12, no. 1 (June 27, 2023): 168–89. http://dx.doi.org/10.24815/jkg.v12i1.30390.
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Instagram memiliki banyak fitur, salah satunya adalah fitur Instagram Reels yang kini menjadi cara penyebaran berita dalam format multimedia. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui motif khalayak dalam mengakses konten berita di Instagram Reels @narasinewsroom dengan menggunakan teori uses and gratifications 2.0 yang memiliki tipologi Model MAIN (Modality, Agency, Interactivity dan Navigability) oleh Sundar Limperos (2013). Dengan menggunakan metode survei deskriptif, peneliti mengolah data dari 348 responden yang tergabung dalam audiens Instagram @narasinewsroom. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa motif navigabilitas menjadi alasan paling kuat yang mendorong khalayak untuk mengkonsumsi media karena merasa dapat menjelajahi semua informasi yang ada di Instagram Reels @narasinewsroom dan memiliki keleluasaan dalam bernavigasi di platform tersebut. Disusul motif interaktivitas di urutan kedua, motif modalitas di urutan ketiga, dan motif agensi di urutan terakhir. Selain itu, temuan ini juga menyimpulkan bahwa fitur-fitur yang ada di Instagram yaitu Instagram Reels mampu memenuhi motif audiens ketika mengakses berita di Instagram. Instagram has numerous features, one of which is the Instagram Reels feature, now utilized as a means to distribute news in a multimedia format. This study aims to determine audience motives for accessing news content on Instagram Reels @narasinewsroom, employing The Uses and Gratifications 2.0 theory, which incorporates the MAIN Model (Modality, Agency, Interactivity, and Navigability) developed by Sundar Limperos (2013). Using a descriptive survey method, researchers processed data from 348 respondents who comprise the audience of Instagram @narasinewsroom. The study's results indicate that the navigability motive is the most potent reason that encourages audiences to consume the media, as they feel capable of exploring all the information on Instagram Reels @narasinewsroom and enjoy flexibility when navigating the platform. Interactivity motives rank second, followed by modality motives in third place, and agency motives in last place. Additionally, this finding concludes that Instagram's features, particularly Instagram Reels, effectively fulfill audience motives when accessing news on the platform.
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Brigas, Joaquim, Fátima Gonçalves, and Jorge Gonçalves. "Social media communication management in the media sector." Revista Venezolana de Gerencia 28, Especial 10 (December 6, 2023): 1264–79. http://dx.doi.org/10.52080/rvgluz.28.e10.24.
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The production, distribution, and consumption of news have undergone fundamental changes, with social media providing an essential point of access to information. On these digital platforms, visual content has become increasingly important for the media sector. Nowadays, social media are a bridge for obtaining information, particularly on Instagram reels. The objective of this study was to investigate how news organisations make visual information available to the public, in particular the way in which reels are being used on social media. The profiles of three Portuguese national newspapers on the Instagram social network are analysed using a quantitative and qualitative approach. The variation of followers, the differences and similarities in the strategies used to distribute reels and how short videos are included to engage the target audience are analysed over the period. The way in which different journalistic genres are integrated into social media for the distribution of news is also presented, relating it to changes in communication management with the use of reels. The findings of this study suggest that social networks’ influence on journalistic management and practices is changing digital journalism.
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BUKIN, DANILA S. "Discourse of Traditional Japan in the British Newsreels of the 1920s." Art and Science of Television 18, no. 1 (2022): 197–216. http://dx.doi.org/10.30628/1994-9529-2022-18.1-197-216.
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The article aims to distinguish the features of the language used to describe traditional Japan in the media discourse of the 1920s British newsreels. This becomes possible thanks to a modern trend of digitizing reels from the archives of companies which were involved in production and distribution of films at that time. In this paper, I consider reels of Pathé News, Gaumont Graphic, and Empire News Bulletin. At the present time, open access to video footage is provided by British Pathé Internet archive, therefore it served as a basis for my source database. The language for describing traditional Japan was derived from the media discourse of newsreels, or, in other words, their linguistic space, which determined the possibilities and limitations of expressive means; this is why considerable attention is paid to the reconstruction of this language. For this purpose, I address the multifaceted context of newsreel production. The article raises questions of authorship, motives, goals and objectives of newsreels, its audience and ideological content. In order to analyze the means for describing traditional Japan, I choose films in which discursive markers of Japanese culture are present: Japanese costumes, samurai and geisha, Shinto temples, cherry blossoms, chrysanthemums, summer umbrellas, wooden sandals, ritual practices, etc. Judging by the patterns used, British newsreels of that period reproduced the Western tradition of describing Orient as an ahistorical space in which ancient customs were preserved. At the same time, newsreels modified this Orientalist discourse by accentuating Western influence on Japan, giving it some temporality by placing it in the conventional context of modern civilization.
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Guo, Chen, Nan Zheng, and Chengqi (John) Guo. "Seeing is Not Believing: A Nuanced View of Misinformation Warning Efficacy on Video-Sharing Social Media Platforms." Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction 7, CSCW2 (September 28, 2023): 1–35. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3610085.
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Misinformation warnings have become the de facto solution for fighting fake news online. Our study brings attention to the challenge of developing effective misinformation warnings on short video-sharing platforms. We conducted semi-structured interviews with the think-aloud protocol to understand how users interact with and perceive misinformation warnings, specifically the interstitial and contextual warnings adopted by TikTok and Instagram Reels. We recruited 28 regular users of TikTok and Instagram Reels for this study. We contribute to the evolving scholarship on social media misinformation mitigation by casting light on nuanced participant interactions with and perceptions of misinformation warnings and how these interactions and perceptions influence the perceived accuracy of short video content. Our findings are threefold. First, the present study shows that specific contextual warnings do not always elicit behavioral adherence but can alert users to be vigilant about misinformation. Second, users' perceptions of interstitial and contextual warnings are influenced by the warning's explicitness and the risk level of the misinformation. Third, we identify the least and most effective/favored warning designs to help make accuracy judgments according to the participants. To this end, our findings have implications for improving the design of misinformation warnings on short video-sharing platforms.
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Firdausi, Firna Zahwa, and Zein Mufarrih Muktaf. "Digital activism for sustainable tourism: Management of social media Instagram @travelxism through voluntrip activities." Symposium of Literature, Culture, and Communication (SYLECTION) 2022 3, no. 1 (November 22, 2023): 106. http://dx.doi.org/10.12928/sylection.v3i1.13947.
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The advancement of information technology is rapidly transforming corporate communication activities. Social media platforms like Instagram have become a practical alternative for companies to promote a social movement, as demonstrated by the Instagram account @travelxism. This research aims to understand how digital activism efforts for sustainable tourism are carried out by the Instagram account @travelxism through Voluntrip activity content. The research method employed is qualitative with a case study approach. The research findings indicate that the practice of digital activism in fostering sustainable tourism through Voluntrip activities includes the following: 1) Build a social media account that focuses on environmentally friendly travel by utilizing the feeds, stories, highlights, reels, and mentions features; 2) Implementing the concept of sustainability, which includes volunteerism, charity, news, and visual action; 3) Optimizing visual actions that contain sustainable management, social-economy, culture, and environmental content; 4) Voluntrip content is uploaded regularly 3-4 times a week during prime time.
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Firdausi, Firna Zahwa, and Zein Mufarrih Muktaf. "Digital activism for sustainable tourism: Management of social media Instagram @travelxism through voluntrip activities." Symposium of Literature, Culture, and Communication (SYLECTION) 2022 3, no. 1 (November 22, 2023): 554. http://dx.doi.org/10.12928/sylection.v3i1.14038.
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The advancement of information technology is rapidly transforming corporate communication activities. Social media platforms like Instagram have become a practical alternative for companies to promote a social movement, as demonstrated by the Instagram account @travelxism. This research aims to understand how digital activism efforts for sustainable tourism are carried out by the Instagram account @travelxism through Voluntrip activity content. The research method employed is qualitative with a case study approach. The research findings indicate that the practice of digital activism in fostering sustainable tourism through Voluntrip activities includes the following: 1) Build a social media account that focuses on environmentally friendly travel by utilizing the feeds, stories, highlights, reels, and mentions features; 2) Implementing the concept of sustainability, which includes volunteerism, charity, news, and visual action; 3) Optimizing visual actions that contain sustainable management, social-economy, culture, and environmental content; 4) Voluntrip content is uploaded regularly 3-4 times a week during prime time.
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Nisrina Fajari and Diana Khuntari. "Pengaruh Konten Instagram Terhadap Pemenuhan Kebutuhan Informasi Followers @Wonosobozone." Jurnal Ilmiah Teknik Informatika dan Komunikasi 3, no. 2 (June 13, 2023): 42–55. http://dx.doi.org/10.55606/juitik.v3i2.475.
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Currently Instagram is developing into a platform for exchanging information. Many users use Instagram to share information, as well as find information. The Instagram account @wonosobozone is one of the accounts that provides local information content about Wonosobo Regency. The Instagram account @wonosobozone also uploads national and international news with various rubrics. All information uploaded by the Instagram account @wonosobozone in an interesting way in the form of feed, story, and video content (reels and IGTV). The purpose of this research is to determine whether there is an effect of the content of the @wonosobozone Instagram account on meeting the information needs of followers. This study uses the concept of information needs and Instagram content which includes feed posts, stories, story highlights, IGTV videos, and guides. The research uses quantitative methods. The research sample was taken from 100 respondents who are followers of the Instagram account @wonosobozone with a random sampling technique. Data collection is done by
distributing questionnaires to Instagram followers @wonosobozone. The data analysis techniques used in this study were normality test, correlation test, simple linear regression test, coefficient of determination test and hypothesis testing using SPSS 25. The results of the study prove that @wonosobozone's Instagram content has a significant influence on meeting the information needs of followers by 68,3%. While the remaining 31,7% is influenced by other factors not discussed in this study.
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Mudra, Iryna. "CONTENT OF UKRAINIAN WOMEN'S ONLINE MEDIA ON THE SOCIAL NETWORK «INSTAGRAM» («UKRAINKI», «DIVOCZE. MEDIA», «WONDER UKRAINE», «4 MOM», «BEAUTY HUB» AND «LEMONADE»)." Bulletin of Lviv Polytechnic National University: journalism 1, no. 7 (2024): 90–100. http://dx.doi.org/10.23939/sjs2024.01.090.
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Mass media have long used social platforms to distribute and promote their content, and it is also an opportunity to attract new readers and advertisers. Women's online media also actively use various social platforms to inform their readers about the latest news about fashion, beauty, teach them how to take care of their bodies and share important topics. One of the best content sharing platforms for women is Instagram. This social network is one of the most popular platforms in the world. It gained popularity not only among people of the younger generation, but also among the older generation. These social platforms are best suited to tell about what interests women with the help of photos and short videos. Ukrainian women's online media distribute their content on the social network Instagram using regular posts, reels, live broadcasts and stories. The results of the study showed that most often in 2023 mass media published posts with photos and stories, and did not use live broadcasts. For content analysis, the Instagram pages of such Ukrainian women's online media as: «Ukrainky», «Divocze. Media», «Wonderzine Ukraine», «4 Mama», «Beauty HUB» and «Lemonade». After analyzing their content on the social network, it was possible to find out which topics are covered most often on their pages, who they write about and how they present information to their readers. The study showed that in addition to purely such «female content» (about hairstyles, makeup, clothes, etc.), the media raise serious topics about health, domestic and sexual violence, and also often write about women in the army and call for donations to support the Ukrainian army. Mass media «Ukrainki», «Divocze. Media», «Wonderzine Ukraine», «4 Mom», «Beauty HUB» actively maintained their pages on the Instagram social network in 2023, and «Lemonade» published only two posts during the year. During the study, 1709 posts were analyzed.
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Rudyawan, A., A. Pamumpuni, M. R. Puspaningrum, I. Gunawan, B. Sapiie, A. P. Handayani, and M. Abdurrachman. "Cianjur Earthquake- Roles of Social Media and the Distribution of Sciences." IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 1245, no. 1 (September 1, 2023): 012016. http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1245/1/012016.
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Abstract A magnitude 5.2 earthquake hit Cianjur Regency, West Java, Indonesia on November 21, 2022, killing more than 300 people, leaving many more missing, and damaging more than 60,000 houses which caused thousands of people to be displaced from their homes. Significant seismic activity was recognized in 1699, 1834, 1879, and 1900 near Cianjur in West Java. The news quickly hit social media, with some responding in group chats, feeds, reels, and literature reviews shared via other social media claiming that the Cimandiri Fault had caused the event. Moreover, discussions were featured in webinars and on national television. However, this information was based solely on limited information and prior knowledge of the area without further analysis of the actual data. New satellite data was uploaded via social media a few days later. This update soon reduced online discussion about the Cimandiri Fault. There was further evidence of a previously buried fault between the Cimandiri Fault and the Gede Pangrango Range, 12 km north of the estimated location of the Cimandiri Fault. Our field observations indicate that this fault caused most of the rupture in this region. Socially, the earthquake event also caused immediate problems in the local community. There have been incidents of earthquake survivors, donors, and people taking advantage of the situation. Blockades were everywhere, and those claiming to be survivors demanded that oncoming donation fleets be stopped, and all donations abandoned. These incidents have hampered efforts to distribute aid to the most remote areas. As a result, survivors who had taken refuge far from major logistical lines were left stranded. Heartless selfies and video content created in the face of grieving communities are everywhere and create a rift between survivors and donors. The recent Cianjur earthquake has taught us how important it is to understand the geological phenomena behind our homes and the effect of information and misinformation via social media. While social media serves as a valuable tool for rapid information dissemination during disasters, verifying information from reliable sources and encouraging responsible usage of social media platforms is essential. Effective filtering of information becomes pivotal to combat misinformation in developing more resilient communities, safeguarding lives, and minimising the impact of the disaster.
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Wojtara, Magda Sara. "Use of Social Media for Patient Education in Dermatology: Narrative Review." JMIR Dermatology 6 (April 14, 2023): e42609. http://dx.doi.org/10.2196/42609.
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Background Social media has rapidly become one of the main avenues for news and communication among those with access to technology. Nearly 60% or 4.7 billion people worldwide use social media. Different social media networks provide users with a barrage of posts, opinions, and transformations. With this noticeable uptick in physician and patient education usage of social media, exploration of the impacts of social media on patient education in dermatology is crucial. Objective The goal of this narrative review was to evaluate existing peer-reviewed literature examining the use of social media for patient education in dermatology and to establish trends and implications. Additional attention was given to different social media sites, and potential differences in modalities of posts such as short-form videos on TikTok and Instagram Reels, long-form videos on YouTube, and infographics on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Methods PubMed, Access DermatologyDxRx, and Scopus searches of peer-reviewed publications were performed to discover articles with social media and patient education keywords in combination with other health care–relevant or dermatology-relevant keywords. Subsequently, the screening of these studies was performed by the author who has experience with education and research experience in health care, dermatology, social media, and telehealth. Ultimately, the selected articles were summarized through qualitative analysis of key points and presented for further discussion. Results Through this narrative review, the researcher was able to identify several publications focusing on dermatology and social media. Some common subject areas included the use of social media for the promotion of private dermatology practices, residency programs, and research journals. So long as providers, such as dermatologists, take ethical considerations into account, these platforms can provide patients with curated educational content. In addition, several publications emphasized the use of social media as a form of patient education on dermatologic conditions but also as a source of misinformation. Conclusions This narrative review illuminated the use of social media as a form of patient education for dermatology, with its applications addressed across many demographics and situations. As social media platforms continue to update their algorithms, content filters, and posts, social media may become a reputable form of patient education in dermatology. Future studies and innovations should continue to explore innovations in this space, the efficacy of different modalities of posts, and longitudinal differences in patient outcomes and health literacy.
Book chapters on the topic "News-reels"
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"Appendix B The Yongzheng Emperor Reels from the News of Disaster, 1731." In China Marches West, 571–74. Harvard University Press, 2005. http://dx.doi.org/10.4159/9780674042025-023.
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Toma, Michelle Jeanette. "Mass Media's Negative Narratives." In Advances in Educational Marketing, Administration, and Leadership, 190–217. IGI Global, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-5200-1.ch010.
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The purpose of this chapter is to explore the secondary psycho-sociological trauma like school shootings on students' self-identity and academic success. School shootings' endless highlight reels challenge critical analysis skills for validated information, proper context, and navigating societal ills. Students' social concepts and social engagement contend for proper development with the plethora of unsubstantiated mass media news stories. This chapter establishes a conceptual framework toward teacher counternarrative social capital shaping student resiliency as students deal with mass media's psycho-sociological secondary trauma through the lens of young Black males. These findings have implications for how researchers approach the impact that mass media depictions of school shootings can have on students. This chapter concludes with a discussion of how educators should respond to mass media negative narratives like school shootings to support social-identity development and proper perspectives of societal ills.