The media still plays a key role in influencing public perception. In fact, the media also still has an impact on public policy.

In the face of global challenges, particularly the digital disruption, the public hopes the media remains to adhere to journalistic values ​​and uphold journalistic professionalism.

The advances in digital technology in Industry 4.0 are seen as a disrupting conventional media. Newspapers and magazines have fallen. However, there is a silver lining to this disruption.

The G20 is actually a forum formed to address the global financial crisis. Now, in the midst of various crises, the G20 is expected to be able to play its role again.

The challenge for prospective students is not only in the chosen department but also in their response to what is developing in the industrial world.

The celebration of National Press Day on February 9 was shrouded by the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has put a damper on our economy and hearts.

The increasing use of digital technology in major industries, especially manufacturing, is not accompanied by increasing manpower skills. Consequently, workers with redundant competencies will be subject to gradual staff reduction and enter the informal sector.