Wijaya, Bambang Sukma (2013) KORUPSI KOMUNIKASI DALAM DIMENSI PESAN, MEDIA, KONTEKS, DAN PERILAKU: SEBUAH PROPOSISI TEORETIS UNTUK RISET. Journal Communication Spectrum, Vol.3 (1). pp. 1-13. ISSN 2087-8850

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Abstract

In communication, public or audience right is receiving the message from communicator as a whole fit the facts, both normative fact or contemplative facts which refers to the rules of truth based on conscience and moral responsibility. The corruption of communications is the act or event in the communication process that reduces the public or audience rights (to receive the message fully and correctly fit the facts, both normative and contemplative facts) by leveraging the power or authority possessed. This paper describes and discusses the various dimensions of the corruptiveness of communication, both the dimensions of message, media, context and behavior that are often encountered in various spheres of communication activities such as political communication, educational communication, marketing communications, corporate communications, mass media communication, even in the sphere of interpersonal communication. To illustrate the level of the corruptiveness of an act or event of communication, the authors offer a formula of the corruptiveness of communications consisting of the elements: N (communication needs) plus P (power) rank 0 (opportunity) minus Ar (audience rights) is multiplied by Cs (conscience) plus R (moral responsibility).

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