KOMUNIKASI POLITIK DI ERA DIGITAL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32670/ht.v1i1.774Abstract
Selama dua dekade terakhir, Internet telah mempengaruhi aspek kehidupan
manusia, termasuk demokrasi. Dalam konteks Indonesia, fenomena baru yang
dikenal dengan komunikasi politik online telah muncul sejak munculnya
internet pada tahun 1990-an. Ini telah mengubah secara dramatis praktik
komunikasi politik tradisional yang telah diturunkan melalui media
tradisional. Artikel ini berusaha memberikan diskusi praktis dan teoritis
tentang masalah ini. Sebuah studi teoretis tentang bagaimana Internet telah
mengubah teori komunikasi politik klasik. Bagaimana sifat baru Internet
dapat mempengaruhi kualitas dan kuantitas komunikasi politik dan
menimbulkan pertanyaan yang meragukan dalam prosesnya? Apalagi
perdebatan ini dengan mudah sampai pada kesimpulan bahwa komunikasi
politik tidak boleh lepas dari media baru ini di masa depan. Ini mungkin
"laboratorium langsung" yang paling menarik bagi para peneliti tentang
peran potensial Internet dalam proses komunikasi politik.
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