Published date: Aug 01 2022

Journal Title: KnE Social Sciences

Issue title: 2nd Virtual Conference on Social Science In Law, Political Issue and Economic Development

Pages: 126–131

DOI: 10.18502/kss.v7i12.11512

Jerry IndrawanPembangunan Nasional University Veteran, Jakarta, Indonesia

Garcia Krisnando NathanaelGarcia@upnvj.ac.idPembangunan Nasional University Veteran, Jakarta, Indonesia

In today’s digital era, anyone including governments can access information using existing or new media. There is no denying that media outreach has expanded more than ever, and people now are inclined to instant and easy access to information. As a result, media can be very effective as a one-way propaganda tool for conveying governments’ political policies, enabling them to disseminate information more quickly. With the social distancing policies due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of media by government agencies for circulating information to the public has increased. The authors used the Bullet Theory to dissect how media can become one-way propaganda in the delivery of policies of the Government of Indonesia in addressing the COVID-19 issue.

Keywords: media, government, COVID-19, policy

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