Vol 12, No 4 (2024)

[In Progress]

Studies in Media and Communication, Vol. 12, No. 4, December 2024

Table of Contents

Articles

From Core Business to By-product Why German Media Companies Still Invest in Journalism
Jan Hofer, Darian Leicher
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1-9
The Role of AI in Enhancing Marketing Communication: Implications for Policy and Development in Indonesian Higher Education
Santi Isnaini, Afif Ikhwanul Muslimin
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10-16
Framing Responsibility for Depression in News Media: A Content Analysis of Depression Coverage on Sina Weibo
Xiaoxia Ma, Mastura binti Mahamed, Aryaty binti Alwie
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17-27
Disinformation Unveiled: Tracking Media Hoaxes to Build Public Literacy for Indonesia’s 2024 Elections
Gun Gun Heryanto, Mohammad Zamroni, Yanti Dwi Astuti
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28-40
The Implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the Quality of Media Content
Najm Abed Khalaf Aleessawi, Solafah Farouq Alzubi
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41-51
The Development of Integrated Marketing Communication Strategies for Organizing International Running Events
Chetthaphat Siriwatthanatrakarn, Karun Kidrakarn
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52-64
Practicing Netiquette in Online Communication Between Students and Professors in Higher Education: A Systematic Review
Amr Assad, Akhmed Kaleel, Izani Zainal, Rizwan Wadood
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65-78
Writing Script and Audio Production: Movement to Strengthen Javanese Radio Drama in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Tirto Suwondo, Ahmad Zamzuri, Yohanes Adhi Satiyoko, Drajat Agus Murdowo, Sri Yono, Kustri Sumiyardana, Rina Ratih Sri Sudaryani
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79-93
Construction of Fear: A Shared Experience of Indonesian Independent Horror Moviemakers
Atalia Praratya, Vidi Sukmayadi, Kenmada Widjajanto
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94-106
Fear of COVID-19 on Social Media: The Mediating Roles of Online Social Support and Disclosure of Information in South Korea
Jeongmin Ko
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107-117
Content Feature of Medical Crowdfunding Information in Social Media—A Content and Effectiveness Analysis of Medical Crowdfunding Posts on Sina Weibo in China
Yingying Cai, Syafila Kamarudin, Saiful Nujaimi, Xiaoyu Jiang, Xin Zhang
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118-131
Language as a Communication Tool for Maximum Participation in Municipalities: Lessons from Moqhaka Local Municipality, South Africa
Aaron Mnguni, Sephiri David Hlohlolo
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132-139
Managing Intercultural Business Relations: Metapragmatic Expressions in Online Negative Review Responses
Jialiang Chen
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140-153
Applied Communication in Classrooms: Tips for Teachers to Enhance English Communication among Tribal Learners in India
Binny Binoy, Subramania Pillai R
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154-163