Kunto Adi Wibowo
Biographic Data
| ID | 6715060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kunto Adi Wibowo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kunto Adi |
| FAMILY NAME | Wibowo |
| SIGNATURE | WIBOWO K A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Padjadjaran University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3687-7221 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Like, Share, Smoke
Indonesian adolescents are increasingly exposed to e-cigarette advertisements on social media, which has become an important part of their daily activities. This study aims to analyze the effect of Online E-Cigarette Advertising Exposure (X) on the Intention to Use E-Cigarettes (Y) with Social Norm Perception (Z1) and Risk Perception (Z2) as mediating variables. The study employs a cross-sectional design with a quantitative approach. Data were co…
Political communication preferences of Generation Z in West Java
Generation Z represents a critical voting bloc in contemporary elections, comprising 20.74% (7.4 million voters) of West Java’s 2024 voter list. Despite their numerical significance, little is known about how Indonesian Gen Z acquires and engages with political information in the digital era. This study investigates Gen Z’s political information preferences during the 2024 general election, using an explanatory sequential design combining an onli…
Epistemological problems in fact-checking practice
The practice of fact-checking by journalists and fact-checking practitioners has become increasingly popular due to political events occurring alongside increasing disinformation. This practice has spread from the United States to Europe, Latin America and, Asia, including in Indonesia. However, the growth of fact-checking institutions has not been accompanied by discussions about their underlying epistemology. This study builds upon critical poi…
The ignorance of human cause
This study examines how online media in Indonesia frames the occurrence of floods in Indonesia during the four most significant days of flooding in 2020–2021. Using a quantitative framing approach with holistic techniques, we analyzed 589 news articles from 16 online media outlets in Indonesia. Additionally, we conducted semi-structured interviews with nine journalists from national and local agencies to supplement our findings. Our analysis reve…
Shrinking civic space and the media
The trial served by two Indonesian activists, Haris Azhar and Fatia Maulidiyanti, about allegations of defamation against the Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Menkomarves), Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, on mining issues, serves as a wake-up call for civil society to re-examine the state of democracy in Indonesia. The criminalization of activists and the representation of civil society organizations are the most expl…
Representasi Feminitas dan Maskulinitas dalam Diskografi 88rising
Gender seringkali dianggap mencerminkan ide atau sikap yang disetujui secara sosial dan budaya, serta memandu interaksi interpersonal manusia. Media diyakini memiliki efek yang kuat dalam kepercayaan gender. Namun, belum banyak didapatkan kajian tentang musik, sebagai salah satu media yang paling populer, mengenai hal ini. Hal ini berkaitan dengan teori kultivasi yang memberikan strategi analitik yang berguna untuk menguji dampak penggunaan media…
Partisan Selective Exposure in Covid-19 News
Partisan selective exposure to online COVID-19 news articles is hypothesized to increase one's exposure time to politically opinion-reinforcing news when exposed to a more opinion-reinforcing news environment and to increase one's exposure time to politically opinion-challenging news when exposed to a more opinion-challenging news environment. This blocked 2x3 within-subjects experimental study crossed partisan stance (Pro Jokowi vs. Pro Anies) a…
Personalisation and User Engagement
The development of web 2.0 of social media has caused many changes in the implementation and approach of a political campaign. Nowadays, political campaigns are more personal and can be carried out at any time. Politicians can share personal information directly through social media, even outside a particular electoral or media agenda. The public can also directly communicate with politicians through social features in likes, comments, and shares…
Pengaruh Personal Traits Pegawai Terhadap Kepuasan Kerja Work From Home (Wfh) Saat Pandemi Covid-19
Social Distancing has been imposed almost in all countries affected by Covid-19 including Indonesia, causing almost allcompanies to urge their employees to work from home (WFH). Teleworking in pandemic conditions is not a person’s choice, but a compulsion. This research is aimed at finding the relationship between personal traits and job satisfaction towards WFH. This study employed the big five personality and demography variables such as sex, a…
Self-presentation and impressions of personality through text-based online dating profiles
In online dating, the self-authored profile serves as the primary way for daters to introduce themselves to others and to learn more about potential partners. However, few studies have examined the extent to which daters’ self-authored profile content is consistent with the impressions that others actually form. This study applied the Brunswikian lens model (1956) to examine self-presentation and impression formation in the text-based “about me” …
Privacy and the Panopticon
The Panopticon is a popular metaphor in discussions about mass surveillance. Drawing on deterrence theory and chilling effects, we provide two empirical tests of this analogy to examine whether perceptions of online government surveillance suppress or entirely eradicate an array of sensitive online activities. Study 1 indicates that surveillance significantly deters individuals’ intentions to engage in illegal offenses, an effect that extends to …
Online Surveillance’s Effect on Support for Other Extraordinary Measures to Prevent Terrorism
The U.S. National Security Agency argues that online mass surveillance has played a pivotal role in preventing acts of terrorism on U.S. soil since 9/11. But journalists and academics have decried the practice, arguing that the implementation of such extraordinary provisions may lead to a slippery slope. As the first study to investigate empirically the relationship between online surveillance and support for other extraordinary measures to preve…
What have we learned about social media by studying Facebook? A decade in review
A recent review published by Rains and Brunner documented an overwhelming preponderance of the Facebook brand in scholarship about social networking sites (SNS). This follow-up analysis shows that Facebook is still over-privileged when examining the broader umbrella of social media brands; the social networking hegemon constitutes over half of all scholarship across an array of social media, including SNS, media sharing sites, (micro)blogging pla…
Privacy and the Panopticon
The Panopticon is a popular metaphor in discussions about mass surveillance. Drawing on deterrence theory and chilling effects, we provide two empirical tests of this analogy to examine whether perceptions of online government surveillance suppress or entirely eradicate an array of sensitive online activities. Study 1 indicates that surveillance significantly deters individuals’ intentions to engage in illegal offenses, an effect that extends to …
What have we learned about social media by studying Facebook? A decade in review
A recent review published by Rains and Brunner documented an overwhelming preponderance of the Facebook brand in scholarship about social networking sites (SNS). This follow-up analysis shows that Facebook is still over-privileged when examining the broader umbrella of social media brands; the social networking hegemon constitutes over half of all scholarship across an array of social media, including SNS, media sharing sites, (micro)blogging pla…
Self-presentation and impressions of personality through text-based online dating profiles
In online dating, the self-authored profile serves as the primary way for daters to introduce themselves to others and to learn more about potential partners. However, few studies have examined the extent to which daters’ self-authored profile content is consistent with the impressions that others actually form. This study applied the Brunswikian lens model (1956) to examine self-presentation and impression formation in the text-based “about me” …
Shrinking civic space and the media
The trial served by two Indonesian activists, Haris Azhar and Fatia Maulidiyanti, about allegations of defamation against the Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Menkomarves), Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, on mining issues, serves as a wake-up call for civil society to re-examine the state of democracy in Indonesia. The criminalization of activists and the representation of civil society organizations are the most expl…
Online Surveillance’s Effect on Support for Other Extraordinary Measures to Prevent Terrorism
The U.S. National Security Agency argues that online mass surveillance has played a pivotal role in preventing acts of terrorism on U.S. soil since 9/11. But journalists and academics have decried the practice, arguing that the implementation of such extraordinary provisions may lead to a slippery slope. As the first study to investigate empirically the relationship between online surveillance and support for other extraordinary measures to preve…
Online Surveillance’s Effect on Support for Other Extraordinary Measures to Prevent Terrorism
The U.S. National Security Agency argues that online mass surveillance has played a pivotal role in preventing acts of terrorism on U.S. soil since 9/11. But journalists and academics have decried the practice, arguing that the implementation of such extraordinary provisions may lead to a slippery slope. As the first study to investigate empirically the relationship between online surveillance and support for other extraordinary measures to preve…
What have we learned about social media by studying Facebook? A decade in review
A recent review published by Rains and Brunner documented an overwhelming preponderance of the Facebook brand in scholarship about social networking sites (SNS). This follow-up analysis shows that Facebook is still over-privileged when examining the broader umbrella of social media brands; the social networking hegemon constitutes over half of all scholarship across an array of social media, including SNS, media sharing sites, (micro)blogging pla…
Privacy and the Panopticon
The Panopticon is a popular metaphor in discussions about mass surveillance. Drawing on deterrence theory and chilling effects, we provide two empirical tests of this analogy to examine whether perceptions of online government surveillance suppress or entirely eradicate an array of sensitive online activities. Study 1 indicates that surveillance significantly deters individuals’ intentions to engage in illegal offenses, an effect that extends to …
Self-presentation and impressions of personality through text-based online dating profiles
In online dating, the self-authored profile serves as the primary way for daters to introduce themselves to others and to learn more about potential partners. However, few studies have examined the extent to which daters’ self-authored profile content is consistent with the impressions that others actually form. This study applied the Brunswikian lens model (1956) to examine self-presentation and impression formation in the text-based “about me” …
Partisan Selective Exposure in Covid-19 News
Partisan selective exposure to online COVID-19 news articles is hypothesized to increase one's exposure time to politically opinion-reinforcing news when exposed to a more opinion-reinforcing news environment and to increase one's exposure time to politically opinion-challenging news when exposed to a more opinion-challenging news environment. This blocked 2x3 within-subjects experimental study crossed partisan stance (Pro Jokowi vs. Pro Anies) a…
Personalisation and User Engagement
The development of web 2.0 of social media has caused many changes in the implementation and approach of a political campaign. Nowadays, political campaigns are more personal and can be carried out at any time. Politicians can share personal information directly through social media, even outside a particular electoral or media agenda. The public can also directly communicate with politicians through social features in likes, comments, and shares…
Pengaruh Personal Traits Pegawai Terhadap Kepuasan Kerja Work From Home (Wfh) Saat Pandemi Covid-19
Social Distancing has been imposed almost in all countries affected by Covid-19 including Indonesia, causing almost allcompanies to urge their employees to work from home (WFH). Teleworking in pandemic conditions is not a person’s choice, but a compulsion. This research is aimed at finding the relationship between personal traits and job satisfaction towards WFH. This study employed the big five personality and demography variables such as sex, a…
Representasi Feminitas dan Maskulinitas dalam Diskografi 88rising
Gender seringkali dianggap mencerminkan ide atau sikap yang disetujui secara sosial dan budaya, serta memandu interaksi interpersonal manusia. Media diyakini memiliki efek yang kuat dalam kepercayaan gender. Namun, belum banyak didapatkan kajian tentang musik, sebagai salah satu media yang paling populer, mengenai hal ini. Hal ini berkaitan dengan teori kultivasi yang memberikan strategi analitik yang berguna untuk menguji dampak penggunaan media…
Epistemological problems in fact-checking practice
The practice of fact-checking by journalists and fact-checking practitioners has become increasingly popular due to political events occurring alongside increasing disinformation. This practice has spread from the United States to Europe, Latin America and, Asia, including in Indonesia. However, the growth of fact-checking institutions has not been accompanied by discussions about their underlying epistemology. This study builds upon critical poi…
The ignorance of human cause
This study examines how online media in Indonesia frames the occurrence of floods in Indonesia during the four most significant days of flooding in 2020–2021. Using a quantitative framing approach with holistic techniques, we analyzed 589 news articles from 16 online media outlets in Indonesia. Additionally, we conducted semi-structured interviews with nine journalists from national and local agencies to supplement our findings. Our analysis reve…
Shrinking civic space and the media
The trial served by two Indonesian activists, Haris Azhar and Fatia Maulidiyanti, about allegations of defamation against the Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Menkomarves), Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, on mining issues, serves as a wake-up call for civil society to re-examine the state of democracy in Indonesia. The criminalization of activists and the representation of civil society organizations are the most expl…
Like, Share, Smoke
Indonesian adolescents are increasingly exposed to e-cigarette advertisements on social media, which has become an important part of their daily activities. This study aims to analyze the effect of Online E-Cigarette Advertising Exposure (X) on the Intention to Use E-Cigarettes (Y) with Social Norm Perception (Z1) and Risk Perception (Z2) as mediating variables. The study employs a cross-sectional design with a quantitative approach. Data were co…
Political communication preferences of Generation Z in West Java
Generation Z represents a critical voting bloc in contemporary elections, comprising 20.74% (7.4 million voters) of West Java’s 2024 voter list. Despite their numerical significance, little is known about how Indonesian Gen Z acquires and engages with political information in the digital era. This study investigates Gen Z’s political information preferences during the 2024 general election, using an explanatory sequential design combining an onli…
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