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Energize and Strengthen Business Foundation for Winning Competition at Aqiqah Firm “Nurul Hayat, Surabaya”

Johny Rusdiyanto
Nowadays, when the existence of business foundations has not been strong because of the Covid-19 pandemic in all sectors. This will make all firms have to make a hard effort to find all opportunities for winning in the unpredictable business environment competition. Every firm needs solid competitive...

The Communicative Preferences of Technical University Students in Social Networks

Natalia Semenova, Natalia Lebedeva, Elena Polyakova
The paper focuses on social networking activities of university students from the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute) and Saint Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation. The authors make an attempt to determine the network communicative preferences of...

The Effectiveness of Social Media Marketing to Introduce Tenun Products

I Gusti Ayu Melistyari Dewi
Products are part of tourism attraction that has most important role in attracting tourists to visit particular tourism spot. In the progress, some tourism products will be competing at each other to get the interest of the tourists. Many have done many things to introduce their tourism products that...

Vietnamese Undergraduates’ Attitudes Towards the Use of Facebook for English Language Teaching and Learning

Phan Thi Kim Thao
Thanks to the presence of ICT, proliferation in social media users has occurred and changed the way human beings socialize with each other worldwide. It is undeniable that the prevalence of Facebook as a dominant platform has put questions about how and why diverse virtual communities have employed it....

Countering Broken Home Stigma of Adolescents On Social Media

Yuni Retnowati
Society stigmatizes adolescents from broken homes as environment destroyers, uncontrollable, and immoral, hindering their development and achievement. Hamur Inspiration Community uses social media to fight the stigma associated with adolescents who have encountered a broken home. The study’s objectives...
Conference Abstract

P3.06 VASCULAR FUNCTION IN HIV-1 (SUBTYPE C) POSITIVE BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS WITH AND WITHOUT ARV TREATMENT: A THREE YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY

J.M. van Rooyen, C.M.T. Fourie, H.W. Huisman, R. Schutte, S. Péter, N.T. Malan, L. Malan, A. Kruger, A.E. Schutte
Pages: 181 - 181
The objective was to study the changes in vascular function of HIV-1 (subtype C) infected black Africans over three years. In a longitudinal study (2005–2008) we compared the vascular function of 140 HIV+ (newly diagnosed) black Africans from the North-West province, South Africa. Seventy seven of the...
Proceedings Article

Construction and Empirical Study of Social Business Model on Niche Products

Q.W. Ye, Q. Zhang, S. Zhong, G.X. Song
With the rapid development of social networks like Facebook and WeChat and so on, the social characteristics of the emerging e-commerce has become increasingly prominent and the varied demand for products rises in the same way, and the commercial value of niche products has also been surging with a blowout...

Digital Literacy and HOAX on Social Media

Rika Lusri Virga, Nanang Andriadi
The development of communication technology by the Smartphone currently makes everyone share information very quickly. Information that is spread through cyberspace is easily accepted by people who read it and often results in problems in the real world as the information is not undoubtedly accurate....

Clitic -lah in Constructing Swear of Bengkulu-Malay Language

Eli RUSTINAR
Cliticss(clitics) -lah in Bengkulu-Malay Language (BMB) is a bound form which phonologically has its own pressure, can not be considered as a bound morpheme, has no word features, and is not bound to a particular word class. Clitics -lah tend to be enklitik. From the used of clitics -lah appear to tend...

The Impacts of COVID-19 on Indonesian Language Terminology

Dewi Kusumaningsih, Hanisah Hanafi, Wilda Elsiana Ningrum, Dian Eka Candra Wardhana, Satria Agung Wibawa
This study aimed to explore the emergence of certain terms in Indonesian Language terminology, as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Various lingual formswere found in words, acronyms, and phrases. Several conventional terms were also revived through an etymological process. The data source derived...

How Fake News Consume Relate with Mindset

Felipe Anderson Rios Incio, Ángel Emiro Páez Moreno, Milagros Thalía Leiva Marín, Francisco Javier Barquero Cornelio
(1) Background: This paper is based on the hypothesis that not only formal education, but also intelligence/mindset should be taken into account when assessing the vulnerability of citizens to fake news. This is how we seek to determine the relationship between media consumption associated with fake...
Proceedings Article

rs841853 of SLC2A1 Gene Polymorphism and Dyslipidemia Among Javanese Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients

Yanuarita Tursinawati, Ari Yuniastuti
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is a chronic disease indicated by blood sugar level disorder and also influenced by genetic and environmental factors. Many diabetes patients experience dyslipidemia, which is known as diabetic dyslipidemia. In the latest research, SLC2A1 gene polymorphism is strongly...

Exploring the Digital Shopper: How Facebook and Instagram Influence Consumer Behavior in the FMCG Sector

Anitha Nallasivam, S. Mahalakshmi, A. R. Keerthana, Tadpigari Mahesh Babu
When it comes to the promotion of goods that move rapidly (FMCG), consumer behavior is crucial. Numerous variables impact this behavior, and in the worldwide world of today, the requirements and tastes of customers change with time. Given that this sector has a big impact on India’s GDP expansion, it...

Discursive Construction of Identity: Nggahi Mbojo-English Code-Switching in Bimanese Youth’s Social Media Writing

Umar Umar, Sri Arfani, A. Rahman
This study examines how Bimanese youth discursively construct their hybrid identities through code-switching practices between the Bimanese language (Nggahi Mbojo) and English in their social media writing. This investigation is pivotal as it challenges the assumption that global digital platforms inevitably...

The Lack of Decentralization of Data: Barriers, Exclusivity, and Monopoly in Open Data

Carla Hamida, Amanda Landi
Recently, Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg was on trial for the misuse of personal data. In 2013, the National Security Agency was exposed by Edward Snowden for invading the privacy of inhabitants of the United States by examining personal data. We see in the news examples, like the two just described,...

Religious Moderation in Virtual Public Sphere (Study of Jamaah Maiyah Gambang Syafaat)

Akhriyadi Sofian, Kaisar Atmaja
Pengajian is a common activity in Indonesia. Pengajian means public event that is not only reciting quran for moslems but also learning the values of Islam and religion in common openly for public. Through this type of pengajian the values of religious moderation are spread to jamaah. This research used...

Creating and Innovating English Language Teaching by Developing Cultural Model for Literacy

Rita Inderawati, Sofendi
Literary works are valuable for the enhancement of students' competence of language as many experts consider that no black box could be found in language and literature. This current article highlights three essential things explored through Research and Development study, as follows: (1) to implement...

Social Media Preference as a Media of Business Marketing Communication of SMEs in Rawamangun East Jakarta

Gatot Prabantoro, Jusuf Hariyanto
This research aims to identify the preferences of SMEs to popular social media as a medium of interpersonal communication today i.e. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram to be used as marketing communication media of its business. The analysis refers to the Kietzmann Honeycomb Framework covering...

Financial leadership: an analysis of investment behaviour on financial markets

Elena Danilova, Elena Nazmutdinova
Financial leadership is about having the right feeling and demonstrating an intuition when it comes to investment and investment behaviour. Modern technological companies such as Facebook or Apple represent attractive assets for the investment attractiveness. However, one needs to be very careful where...

Digital Media Dissemination Strengthens Public Information in Tourism Policy

Siti Chotijah, Bambang Sudjarwadi, Abiano Affan
General Background: Digital media, particularly social media platforms, have become dominant channels for information dissemination, with widespread usage among the Indonesian population. Specific Background: With over 143 million social media users in Indonesia and high engagement across platforms such...

Social Media Effect on Divorce

Maria M Widiantari, Pawito, Prahastiwi Utari, I.D.A Nurhaeni
Social network sites offer many advantages to interact and communicate. On the other side it also increased the risk especially on personal communication. In this descriptive qualitative study we examine the marital privacy information disclosure on Facebook, online infidelity, and the effect of both...
Proceedings Article

Synthesis of Sulfur-doped Calcium Carbonate Nanocomposite Semiconductor Derived from Chicken Eggshell Powder

Rodhiansyah Djayasinga, Sutopo Hadi, Sumardi Sumardi, Wasinton Simanjuntak, Mimi Sugiarti, Rudy Tahan Mangapul Situmeang
This study successfully leveraged chicken eggshells to fabricate sulfur-doped calcium carbonate(S/CaCO3) nanocomposite semiconductor materials. The synthesis process employed the sol-gel method through two eco-friendly steps. The first stage is the synthesis of calcium oxide nanoparticle precursors (CaO...

OPPOSITION MAYA IN DEMOCRATIC SPACE: Framing Process Through Social Media In the Election of the Governor and Vice Governor in Bangka Belitung Island 2017

M. Adha Al Kodri
This research described about the use of social media as framing proces ones all the teams volunteers in winning Erzaldi Rosman - Abdul Fattah in an election the Governor and Vice Governor Bangka Belitung 2017. The use of social media by e team of volunteer is also as a form of political strategy and...

Enlargement of Penis Ala Mak Erot Between Law, Tourism and Health (Are There Negligence and Malpractice Elements?)

Murry Darmoko
Penis enlargement spreads in millennial times, even the advertisements on Facebook and Instagram are widely spread into daily reading. It has even become controversial with the planning of the Indonesian health minister over the implementation of a traditional Indonesian Health Tourism, one of which...

The Intersection of Intermediary Liability and Copyright Law in India: An Evolving Discourse

Nehal Ahmad, Sreelatha Annamaneni, Zartab Ansari
India, being the world’s fastest-growing economy, is facing serious issues with counterfeit products in the online market. In this regard, the Indian courts have tried to maintain the balance of equilibrium between the rights of the e-commerce platforms, such as intermediaries, with the rights of brand...

The Phenomenon of the Postponing of 1 Muharram Holiday by the Government Viewed from Tafseer of At-Taubah: Verse 37 (Phenomenological Study of the Postponing of 1 Muharram Holiday by the Government and the Netizens’ Responses)

Shihab Wicaksono Ardhi, Andri Nirwana, Yeti Dahliana, Alfiyautul Azizah, Ahmad Nurrohim
Government policies related to joint leave days and the national holiday of 1 Muharram lead to many controversies. Because in the decision, Hijri New Year Holiday or 1 Muharram, which originally coincided on August 10, 2021, was postponed to August 11, 2021. Subsequently, it triggered a response from...

Integrated Mobile Business Clinic Program in Encouraging the Strengthening of the Micro Business Market for the Snack Market during the Adaptation Period of New Habits in Bandung

Sri Suwarsi, Rusman Frendika, Azib Azib, Kiki Zakiah
There are currently 13 micro-enterprises in the snack market sector in the city of Bandung which have been collected based on observations, video calls with several stall owners, discussions with booth showcase design designers, and interviews with (ASPAMI (Association of Indonesian Food and Beverage...

Placemaking in the Digital Era

A Case Study of M Bloc Space – Jakarta

Woerjantari Soedarsono, Erika Yuni Astuti, Angela Upitya Paramitasari, Nova Asriana, Delima Putri, Arsyil Zahra
In the present day, social media, such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, has enhanced placemaking activities, as followed by prior media support such as Kompas press. This paper examines the M Bloc Space, a complex of creative spaces that exemplifies a multi-functional hub for the millennial community....

Motivating Group Learning in Farmer Community

Mustofa Kamil, Yanti Shantini, Cucu Sukmana
Dynamics of learning in the empowerment of farmers is one of the forces and motion are shown with the active involvement of farmers and businesses in the learning process to change attitudes and behaviors to enhance the independence of farming and quality of life. This study aimed to describe the empowering...

On the Innovative Design of Digital Media Under the Background of the Metaverse

Jiamu Lin
Recently, Zuckerberg announced the renaming of Facebook to Meta, focusing on metaverse ecological construction. Over the next ten years, Facebook will focus on building a new digital virtual world connecting social, gaming, education, and other areas [1]. Roblox, Bytedance, and other competitive scientific...
Proceedings Article

Biomass pyrolysis kinetics and impact of volatile products for slagging

Guanzhong Sun, Shanshan He, Hongliang Zhang, Wei Li
Basing on TG-DTG-FTIR technology, researching about kinetic activation energy E about eucalyptus and absorption bands and characteristic peaks of volatile product under the heating rate 10 min-1, 30 min-1, 60 min-1respectively. The experimental results show that eucalyptus pyrolysis process can be divided...

Critical Response of Indonesian Ulema Council Social Media Users Concerning Public Policy Communication During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Hasan Sazali
The purpose of this research is to analyze the response of social media users concerning public policy communications from the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) in supporting the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia. This is explorative qualitative research with a case study approach used to determine...

The Impact of Health Consciousness on Organic Lipstick Market

Yi Huang, Ruoting Meng, Jing Tan
Consumers’ concerns for their health have developed dramatically over the last few years due to the global pandemic. The previous publication showed their increasing interest in natural products. This article’s chief purpose was to examine the marketing mix elements of organic lipstick in America on...

Language Problem and Language Idealism on Social Media

Akmaluddin, Fathul Maujud
This article discusses the problem of language on social media as a development of communication media. The problem of language on social media is massive with various forms, for example, it raises a phenomenon that we are familiar with hate speech and hoax. The use of language in social media experiences...

Actualization of Separatist Ideology in Aceh Post Peace Agreement through on Social Media

Rusli Yusuf, Maimun Maimun
This study aims to analyze socialization of separatist symbol post peace agreement as the struggle form of GAM ideology which is done through media social. This study is categorized as type of descriptive study with qualitative approach and by using analysis toward social media by delving out information...

Evaluation of Breakwater Design Binuangeun Fishing Port, Banten Province

M. Icwanul Yusup, Dasa Aprisandi, Darius
At the current port of Binuangeun, Banten, there are strong currents and waves at the mouth of the Binuangeun fishing port where the breakwater is no longer functioning. So ships that will enter the port are often hampered due to currents and waves that occur. Design evaluation is done so that the damage...

The Social Semiotics Construction of Emoticons Discourse

Chuanbo Xie
Emoticons, as the “spokesmen” of the Internet communication among young people, quickly become popular around the world. This sub-cultural phenomenon dissolves the mainstream culture, resists the cultural hegemony, and constructs its own discourse system and social space. This thesis analyzes the discourse...

Role of Social Media in the Promotion of 'Hidden Canyon' Tourism Object

Ni Wayan Rena Mariani, Firlie Lanovia Amir
In tourism sectors, social media used by tourism stakeholder to market the tourism product and build relationship with customer. Social media plays a vital role in tourim marketing and spreading information. Social media introduces several new tourism objects to the public. One of the tourism objects...

The Application of Modern Portfolio Theory in US Stock Market with the Use of Python Programming

Tianjia Xia
The purpose of our study is to investigate the application of Modern portfolio Theory in the stock markets and design an investment strategy for risk-averse investors. The principle of the Modern portfolio theory is mean-variance analysis, that is we use mean and variance to measure the expected return...

The Impact of Social Media Campaign and Personal Branding on Electability: Case Study of Regional Head Elections in West Sumatera

Peba Rasaki Syafrizal, Yunia Wardi
An effective campaign in introducing an image so that it can build the electability of governor candidates according to regulations is to use social media, because social media has no distance and time limits, then costs are relatively cheap and access can be reached by all levels of society. This study...

Online self-presentation for male and female adolescents: A study on university students

Selly Ayu Candra, Lukman Hakim, Hilda Halida, Ainindita Agniacakti
Online activities are now a fun space for users, both from children teenagers and adults. One of the online activities is communication, which is a tool to exchange information. From the survey results it turns out that teenagers are the most online users. It is very clear that teenagers prefer online...

From Post to Paragraphs: How Social Networking Sites Shape Writing Attitudes among Indonesian University Students

Nadia Nurul Huda, Azza J. Ahmad Tajuddin, Farah Hussan Sahib
This study examines the impact of social networking sites (SNS), particularly Facebook, on students’ attitudes towards writing in Indonesian higher education. The research utilized a quantitative methodology, gathering data via questionnaires and structured writing assignments, subsequently processed...
Proceedings Article

Student Teachers’ Attitudes Toward the Interaction on Facebook During Practicum

Yuehchiu Fang, Hui-Lin Hsieh
Student teachers are frequently frustrated by a perceived conflict between the teaching of literacy learned in teaching/learning method courses or practice courses where they see in classrooms and the reality of practicum. The purpose of this study is to investigate student teachers’ attitudes toward...

Higher Education Female Students Thinking Enlightenment in Avoiding Digital Sexual Abuses; Achieving a Better Mental Health

Elsa Silvia Nur Aulia, Ade Engkus Kusnadi, Epin Saepudin, Shohib Khoiri, Sansan Ziaul Haq
This study is motivated by the phenomenon about the rise of sexual digital crime for students in Indonesia. It is undeniable that not a few higher students in Indonesia experience sexual harassment through digital pages, either through WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or LINE. This is due to the...
Proceedings Article

Popularity Survey Governor Candidate of Jakarta in 2017 from Social Networks

Muhammad Galih Wonoseto, Felix Ngobigha
This paper proposed a system to survey candidate popularity for governor of Jakarta in 2017 from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Google Trends. While traditional surveys take days or weeks to complete, the system demonstrated results instantly and continuously. This paper aims to measure the...
Proceedings Article

The Development of TG-8000/8500 Gyrocompass Simulation System Based on Unity3D

Jianwei Yu, Hongxiang Ren, Xiuquan Peng
The expensive price and complicated structure of gyrocompass cannot satisfy the need of present education. this paper analyzed the structure and function of a new type gyro compass TG-8000/8500. In unity 3D engine, using virtual reality technology to develop this type of gyrocompass simulation system....

Construction of Teaching Mode of Real Market Practice

Te-Tsai Lu
The present study attempts to establish a teaching mode through a practical company in the college. It has long hoped to break the existing semester system and other functional curriculum design models, and construct a teaching mode that students can have no interruption and no division of courses within...

The role of diasporas and social media in student migration

Aleksandr A. Gusakov
The article analyses the role of ethnic diasporas and digital social media in student migration. A survey of students from 18 countries who study at RUDN University was conducted. This university is the most international in the Russian Federation because students from more than 160 countries learn there....

Jagannath Consciousness on Digital Platforms: A Study of Doodles and Drawings on Social Media

Rituparna Priyadarshini, Pallavi Kiran, Arpita Goswami
Jagannath Culture and Folklore have inspired numerous artists from different regions. Through addition to being represented in films, online series, documentaries, and cartoons, it has now been represented as doodles. Now that social media is thriving, all primary sources of entertainment and secondary...

A Review of Sharia Economic Law on the Application of the Rule of Riba in Online Sales and Purchases on the Shopee and Facebook Platforms

Nopi Indrianto, Andri Nirwana AN, Muhammad Khaeruddin Hamsin
Sale and purchase transactions are one of the most basic activities of humans to meet their needs. However, some modern transaction issues can perplex people, particularly those made through shopping platforms and social media. Among these issues are the rules governing riba (usury) in sale and purchase...