A Growing Ideology in Radio Broadcasting

Keywords

Ideology, Public Sphere, Radio

Abstract

This research explores the use of ideology in broadcasting on radio. Implementation of broadcasting in the media that provides public space for listeners, not apart from the ideology or beliefs adopted. Ideology is a belief system that is embraced by a group of people, institutions or organizations both formal and informal. Ideology is important to know the basic thinking of a person or group or even a State. This research is a constructivist paradigm with case study on Reks Radio in Garut regency. Radio Reks is the oldest commercial radio that was born in 1969 and still exist until now as the largest radio in Garut regency. Reks Radio has a flagship event that is Bianglala program. The Bianglala program is an interactive event and regarded as a place to vent society to officials. Through this program, officials and local leaders clarified the information and criticism submitted by the community. The results showed that the Ideology of Reks Radio is the vision of this radio itself thats amar ma'ruf nahi munkar (al'amru bil-ma'ruf wannahyu'anil-munkar) which is the meaning of the vision 'the realization of a society of believers and cautious’, Knowledgeable,firmly and acting responsibly, to get the deeds God has forgiven. This means that every action of the individual, group and employees of Reks Radio should be a reflection of that vision, including on air and off air programs. The results also show that most listeners make the Bianglala program their life ideology. In addition, this study also reveals the linkage between the ideology of amar ma'ruf nahi munkar with the ideology of Pancasila.

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AU  - Tita Melia Milyane
PY  - 2017/11
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TI  - A Growing Ideology in Radio Broadcasting
BT  - Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Transformation in Communications 2017 (IcoTiC 2017)
PB  - Atlantis Press
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