Sistem Media Massa Indonesia di Era Reformasi: Perspektif Teori Normatif Media Massa

Nia Kurniati Syam

Abstract


Social control as a means of mass media becomes very crucial in a democratic country. Within this function, mass media has positioned itself to control executive decisions in development process. But the functions of mass media are much more than to be a watchdog. As explored by this article, many theories concerning mass media functions from normative perspective are formulated by mass communication scholars. There are at least 6 (six) theories concerning mass media system through which the function of mass media is derived: (1) Authoritarian; (2) Free Press; (3) Social Responsibility; (4) Soviet Press; (5) Development Press; (6) Democratic-Participant. As for Indonesia, in order to achieve national goals based on democratic process, the press system must develop in ways that respected the diversity of multicultural perspective and public opinion pluralism.


Keywords


sistem media massa, teori normatif, pers Indonesia.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.29313/mediator.v7i1.1224

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