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Abstract. Although it has been mandated in the Broadcasting Law Number 32of 2002, the implementation of the Network Station System (NSS) hasexperienced obstacles coming from national broadcasting industry players.Weak supervision has also been a great contribution to the lame implementationof NSS since it was ratified. The purpose of this study was to determine thedevelopment as well as implementation of the Network Station System (NSS)in Indonesia and to identify the obstacles might happened. This study uses aqualitative approach with descriptive methods. The informant of this researchare the Commissioner of the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) andREMOTIVI, a NGO that advocate regulation on television media broadcasting.Data Collection Techniques: Interview, Observation, and Documentation. Inaddition to the weak regulation, economic interests are the main factor fromnational private television broadcasters not carried out the NSS according to thelaw. This situation ultimately cannot create diversity of ownership and diversityof content as expected. To encourage the implementation of SSJ, there must bea great political will and strict regulation applied from related parties inbroadcasting industry. Collective supervision from NGO and society also playvital role.

The draft revision of Law No.32/2002 on broadcasting currently has entered the stage of legislation body of DPR RI (Baleg). The revision eliminated the obligation of the Network Broadcasting System (NBS) for Private Broadcasting Institutions (LPS) considered have neglected the public interest of the broadcasting sector. For many groups, especially civil society, this new policy regarding SSJ is a step backward. The decentralization spirit of the broadcasting industry is threatened to be continued. While the implementation of the NBS itself has been carried out half-heartedly. The purpose of this study is to know the implementation of NBS carried out by the LPS designated as the central stations and the obstacles faced in managing the implementation of NBS with network stations located in the region. The theory used in this study are broadcasting, mass media and NBS. This study uses a qualitative approach with descriptive method. Data collection techniques: interview with the Central Indonesian Broadcasting Commission, study literature, and documentation; The validity test of the data is through informant triangulation to organization that conduct broadcast advocacy, Remotivi. The results of this study indicate that NBS implementation is still not running optimally. LPS still has a reluctance in preparing infrastructure facilities to implement NBS. Meanwhile the impact of NBS at the local level is also increasingly complex in various sectors of life. Various obstacles start from regulation, political will of all NBS stakeholders and weak supervision caused NBS still far from expectations. This situation makes the centralistic broadcasting system remain dominant. Keyword: Decentralization, Broadcasting Industry, Network Broadcasting Systems

Running a-12 year compulsory education program, Indonesia government issuing some policies to support program implementation. Jokowi's administration office is currently undergoing the program as slated in the 2015-2019 of National Mid-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) which aims to provide services, enlargement, and equal opportunity for every citizen to gain a well education until 21 year-old to at least accomplish senior education level. Therefore the engagement from key stakeholders is significantly needed to increase the participation rate of people in accessing education. One of the important role derives from media industry. Media is expected to be responsible for the issue dissemination of a-12 year compulsory education program. Kompas and Koran Sindo are notably local newspapers whose daily column discussing a lot of education issues from across the country. Through this research, will be analyzed how the two newspapers construct the issue of a-12 year compulsory education program based on text from elected articles.

Since the launch of decentralization, the principal instrument introduced by the Government of Indonesia for public consultation is the Musrenbang (Musyawarah Rencana Pembangunan) or Multi Stakeholder Consultation Forum for Development Planning. In support of this participatory Musrenbang process, a number of regional governments including South Tangerang, have tried to increase participation by developing system, to legislate transparency in budgeting and deepen the consultative approach down to the community level. The said system is electronic Musrenbang (e-Musrenbang) coordinated by Bappeda (City Development Planning Agency) together with disctrict level (Kecamatan). This research aimed to seek how the utilization of Cyber PR in Musrenbang by City Development Planning Agency of South Tangerang (Bappeda). Using qualitative data and case study method, the research conducted through in-depth interviews and FGD with bureaucrats in Bappeda, sub-district, village, and neighbourhood . The findings in this study are; a) the utilization of Cyber PR in Bappeda of South Tangerang has been supported by Communication Informatics and PR agency of South Tangerang (Diskominfomas Tangsel) as e-Musrenbang leading sector, b) The order of e-Musrenbang system is started by proposal submission from the Head of Neighbourhood Association (Ketua RT) to the Head of Citizenship Association (Ketua RW). The latter then inputs the proposals to the village/sub-district and district levels, then submitted to Bappeda for selection, c) Bappeda executes the proposals once a year, in February / March; d ) e-Musrenbang as one of Cyber PR concepts conducting in Bappeda has not been fully campaigned for its stakeholders. Keywords: Cyber PR, Campaign, e-Musrenbang,Bappeda

The Internet's rapid development has created a new space, namely digital space, in people's life. This digital space, which is created by the advancement in information and communication technology, provides an alternative for the community to get an advantage. The community can engage in a variety of activities. One of them is to communicate. Due to the presence of digital space, a new communication culture by using Internet has emerged. The purpose of this research is to discover how Internet speech (Netspeak) is used in conversation in the Kaskus online community. Virtual ethnography was used as a research method. This study attempted to find out how culture, interactions, and structures shape the cybersocial reality in the Kaskus forum. This study describes various Internet languages that users use to express and communicate what they have in mind. The slang language is used by the Kaskusers to: (1) familiarize themselves with others, (2) express themselves, (3) inform about something, (4) give their regret, (5) insinuate, and (6) to buy and sell. In comparison, emoticons are used as: (1) the sign of friendship, (2) the sign of expressing emotions, (3) the sign of satire, and (4) the sign of telling something.