JURNALISME GAME DAN MEMBAURNYA KARAKTER KONTEN MEDIA: Studi Kasus the Lazy Monday, Gamebrott dan Playverse

doi:10.36782/jcs.v8i2.1853

JURNALISME GAME DAN MEMBAURNYA KARAKTER KONTEN MEDIA: Studi Kasus the Lazy Monday, Gamebrott dan Playverse

Wisnu Martha Adiputra

Abstract

Game journalism develops along with the development of the gaming industry, increasingly sophisticated information and communication technology, as well as increasingly convergent institutionalization of new media. The purpose of this research is to understand game specialist journalism and blend the study of content production. The research method used is a case study with a constructionist perspective. Data collected through interview, content review, and literature review related to journalism, games, and the media industry. The mixed character of the media content in game news is, among others, reviewed through media institutions, media practices, namely: planning, management, production and distribution, and through dimensions in journalism.

To cite this article (7^th APA style):

Adiputra, W. M. (2018). Jurnalisme Game dan Membaurnya Konten Media: Studi Kasus the Lazy Monday, Gamebrott dan Playverse [Game Journalism and the Immersion of the Media Content Character]. Journal Communication Spectrum, 8(2), 166-189. http://dx.doi.org/10.36782/jcs.v8i2.1853

Keywords

Game journalism; Media practice; Specialist journalism; Game news; Game industry

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