IVLP on “New Media” Program Key Learnings

Kelas #SocMedia Langsat – Agustus 2010

Enda Nasution

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•   5  ci6es  •   9  states  •   mee6ngs  with  state  dept.,        journalism  schools,  bloggers,        news  organiza6ons  (tradi6onal  and  online),        microsoB,  google,  twi"er  offices  

United  States  Internet  penetra6on  74.1%  >  200m  Indonesia  Internet  penetra6on  12.5%  >  30m     SIMILAR  IN  MANY  WAYS  WITH  BUT  DIFFERS  IN  VERY  BASIC  PRINCIPLES  

Cultural Differences and how we use Social Media

Cultural Differences and how we use Social Media

Cultural Differences and how we use Social Media http://deser.org/show_Chinesse-Culture-vs-German-Culture.php

In term of SOCIAL MEDIA, we are not that far behind, people still don’t know what to do about it

What happened in the US (2008)

What happened in the US (2008)

What happened in the US (2008)

•  Available resource of trained journalist •  Online publication thriving •  Traditional Organization moving online •  New ONLINE only publication

•  Enrollment to Journalism School increasing •  Everybody is using social media: Twitter & Facebook

Key Learning's

The same thing will happen in Indonesia as well

•  Focus on locality (hyper-local) •  Focus on the tradition of journalism •  Focus on leadership •  Media literacy on elementary level

For Indonesia

•  The 5th estate - specially in local community •  Bloggers •  Twitter •  Facebook

•  Journalism training for citizens •  Citizens taking the role of journalist in smaller scale

Resources

•  Poynter Online http://www.poynter.org/ •  News University https://www.newsu.org/ •  Knight Digital Media Center http://multimedia.journalism.berkeley.edu/presentations/ •  Center for Social Media http://www.centerforsocialmedia.org/