Harian Jogja The Role of Local Mass Media in the Publicity of Public Policy in Yogyakarta | Permatasari | Jurnal Studi Pemerintahan: Journal of Government and Politics 112 288 1 PB

public, especially in rural communities. Through the mass media, both printed and electronic, people get informed on various phenomena of social life and the state, ranging from information about the social, criminal, culture, economic, and politics. The media is also to be an effective means of communication between the government as policy makers and the community. Mass media is a conduit of information to the public first. The function of education is a function performed by the mass media in providing education to the community, including the development of moral and character education. The information provided to the public gives insight to the community, both the values ​ ​ and norms that can provide awareness to the public about the economic, political, legal, social, cultural and other aspects that essentially information given an empowerment to the community . The media now has developed into a very influential agent of socialization. The factors that led to the selection of the mass media as a medium of socialization among others are: First, the mass media has been so popular in the community and have a range of extraordinary. Secondly, mass media influences the shaping of public opinion. Third, people rely more on information from the mass media rather than from other sources. Therefore it is interesting to observe how a public policy that should be disseminated to the public so that implementation can run optimally takes its a share in the mass media. These studies are observations of public policy instruction No. 9 of 2000 on Gender Mainstreaming and how the policy is socialized through the reporting in five daily newspapers in the province of Yogyakarta, the Harian Jogja, Tribune, Radar Jogja, Kedaulatan Rakyat and Bernas

1. Harian Jogja

News that specifically related instruction No. 92000 on Gender Mainstreaming as an entire phrase is not found at all in the news at the Harian Jogja in 2010, but Harian Jogja has a page and a special column associated with the reports on gender issues. For example, the page style that many women find it inspiring, family page, and creative parenting published every Monday. Harian Jogja also establish a partnership with an NGO in Yogyakarta which is keen to voice issues of human rights and gender, the NGO Rifka Annisa Womens Crisis Center. Table1. Tabulation Coverage of Women and Gender Issues in the Daily Jogja During 2011 No. Date Rubric Title of News 1. February 1, 2010 Humanities Octopus domestic violence must be resolved 2. March 8, 2010 Aspiration Stop Violence Against Women 3. March 9, 2010 Crown Time for Women Recognized 4. March 13, 2010 Jangongan Gender Learning Together Rifka Annisa 5. March 25, 2010 Aspiration Palace and Discourse Gender Equality 6. August 24, 2010 Sleman So Gender Equitable Development Focus 7. October 2, 2010 Sleman Sleman Pursue Target MDGs 8. November 20,2010 Aspiration Stop Discrimination Women 9. December 22, 2010 Aspiration Mothers Day and Womens Empowerment 10. December 23, 2010 Humanities Women Pillar Character Development 11. December 24, 2010 Humanities Women Should Not Pursue Equality 12. December 27, 2010 Humanities Women Less Structural Position Sources: Daily Dioleh of Jogja, 2011 Adi Prabowo Vice of Editor-in-chief, February 15, 2012 stated that Harian Jogja is able to bring an issue to get public’s attention, such as issu of the Acts of Privilege Status of Yogyakarta. Harian Jogja can provide information and a forum of public opinion in aspirations and Tajuk rubrics. Harian Jogja did not write any reporting about Instruction. 92000 on Gender Mainstreaming, as the policy has so far not led to controversy. Therefore, in preaching Daily Jogja never mentioned or quoted phrase Instruction No 92000 on Gender Mainstreaming. Though so, news concerning on the issue of gender and womens world often presents in this media coverage during the period of 2010. Daily Jogja always try to stand up and not co-opted by balance the interests of certain political groups. Therefore Daily Jogja try to get closer to each element of society. Thus is not surprising when the Daily Jogja in 2009 was named by one of the survey related to news, Yogyakarta State University 2009 election, as the independent media terms of reporting about the 2009 elections. Related media framing, daily has Jogja trying to pack frame according to reporting in the media of empirical facts and try to avoid the tug interests of specific groups. Public policy related cases in Yogyakarta; Yogyakarta Daily trying to be a watch dog in issuing public policy related to local government in Yogyakarta. For example, the case of budget allocation for Persiba Bantul, which amount exceed the education budget, always in the spotlight, and many other cases. Besides make the daily portion of news Jogja public policy issues of regionalism in Yogyakarta greater coverage than national issues. So it is not surprising that there is a division in the Daily Jogja Jogja is a special page for news about district town in the province of Yogyakarta. In the selection of the news to be published, Daily Jogja is trying to remain neutral, and in favor of the public interest. Daily Jogja is often referred to as the Anti-government newspaper; Daily Jogja is often criticized because of any policies issued by the government. All issues such as politics, economics, sports, education, events, all in accordance with the Jogja Daily realm each rubric. But the Harian Jogja is more widely published interesting event, especially events in the province of Yogyakarta. Harian Jogja managed business, because the press should be able to support them. This is what makes the press must be supported by good management. And that is what Harian Jogja does.

2. TRIBUN JOGJA

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