PERAN STRATEGIS TELEVISI KOMUNITAS DALAM PEMBERDAYAAN MASYARAKAT
“Grabag TV, one of the few active community television stations in Indonesia. Grabag TV was founded in 2005 by Hartanto, a lecturer from the Jakarta Institute of the Arts and native of Grabag. At the time, Grabag residents could only receive the commercial television channel RCTI, relayed from Ja...
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Institut Seni Indonesia Surakarta
2016
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| Sumario: | “Grabag TV, one of the few active community television stations in Indonesia. Grabag TV was founded in 2005 by Hartanto, a lecturer from the Jakarta Institute of the Arts and native of Grabag. At the time, Grabag residents could only receive
the commercial television channel RCTI, relayed from Jakarta by antenna because of the village’s mountainous surroundings. Grabag TV has a small studio, provided basic equipment, and organised training sessions on script-writing, filming
and editing. Using the existing antenna, villagers began broadcasting programs written and produced by their fellow citizens. Grabag TV, has two-hour broadcasts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon. Any villager with an
idea for a program or a general interest in broadcasting is welcome to make a contribution. Farmers and traders go on air to talk about their professional problems, plans and strategies. Programs have featured students from primary and
secondary schools discussing the positive and negative effects of television on education, part of Grabag TV’s efforts to raise the media literacy of Grabag’s citizens. The art and culture programs often contain popular Javanese dance and music performances. Grabag TV also organised live coverage of elections for the
village head, thus providing a new mechanism for monitoring local political processesâ€.
Keywords: television, community, media literacy. |
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