Not only journalists, the Community Information Group (KIM) is also expected to be able to convey information to the public, especially through information technology.
In relation to this, KIM in Malang City received technology training. streaming from the Communication Facilities and Information Dissemination Division (SKDI) of the Malang City Communication and Informatics Service (Kominfo) in the Majapahit Room, Malang City Hall, Monday (11/05).
Head of SKDI Division of Malang City Communication and Information Agency Ir. Bambang Nugroho, MT said, the first purpose of this event is to foster friendship with journalist organizations in Malang City such as the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI), the Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI), and the Indonesian Television Journalists Association (IJTI).
"Thus, all elements of society, especially KIM can understand that in Malang there is not only PWI, but also other journalistic organizations. Moreover, currently IJTI can also provide training to radio circles.
Secondly, Bambang continued, his party wanted to create a substantial program that was needed by television and radio, especially for the public about the world. streaming which is currently rampant. "So far we have not known, and this time we have a competent source. With the cooperation with several journalist organizations, the community really benefits," he explained.
"The hope is, because KIM is in an urban area, not a rural area, they will not only provide information in a... , but also through blogs and Facebook. With this training, KIM members can also play through streaming "So it can be filled with songs to make it more interesting," explained Bambang.
In some KIMs, he said, they also have community radio as their mainstay, and what we know in government regulations, the area is 2,5 kilometers. If it is more than that, then it becomes private property. "With this sophisticated technology, I hope that radio streaming "It could be more than that, it could even reach the whole world," Bambang hoped.
Even the smallest information, he added, can be spread throughout the world, so that Indonesian Migrant Workers (TKI) from Malang City can also find out about the development of their village when they return to Indonesia during the holidays. "If there is a lot of information, they already understand and are no longer surprised. Because information is not only from television and radio, but also from the smallest community," concluded Bambang. (say/yon)
