All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the International Conference on Commununication, Digital Ecosystem and Society (1st ICODES) on 4-5th August 2026 in Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members of the Committee and reviewes...

Financial influencers have become influential actors in shaping how young Indonesians understand money, success, and poverty. Among them, Timothy Ronald stands out for blunt, confrontational narratives that frame wealth and poverty as products of individual mindset, a framing that risks normalizing the...

The proliferation of sustainability claims in digital advertising has intensified alongside Indonesia’s growing green consumer market, yet such claims are increasingly mediated by algorithmic platforms that amplify visually compelling environmental narratives over substantive ecological practice. This...

This study examines how algorithmic recommendation systems shape audience viewing preferences on Netflix Indonesia within the broader context of data-driven entertainment and platform culture. Using Big Data Analytics approach with Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA), this research analyzes Netflix datasets...

As modern societies transition into algorithmic environments, the control mechanisms of total institutions have extended beyond physical boundaries into the digital public sphere. In Indonesia, the military operates as a total institution where the domestic and social lives of spouses are strictly governed...

The cattle hide processing industry that produces rambak is an established livelihood activity in Tulungagung Regency, East Java, Indonesia. Its economic and cultural value, however, coexists with environmental pressures associated with liquid effluent, solid residues, and odor. This paper examines how...

This study examines the end-to-end communication paradox in institutional elderly care by applying Family Communication Patterns Theory (FCPT) and developing the concept of Digital Void. The research is motivated by contemporary family complexities—including geographic dispersion, economic constraints,...

Joseph Walther’s Hyperpersonal Model, employed in this study, examines the complex mechanisms underlying the construction of digital identity amongst female communication students at Darussalam Gontor University. In contemporary digital culture, social media platforms have evolved and transformed by...

Family disharmony is a significant factor influencing adolescent development. This study explores how family conflict contributes to the identity formation of adolescents who identify as lesbian and places their experience within the broader context of digital society. Researchers conducted in depth...

This study examines how Indonesia’s identifiable micro-influencer economy is commercially intermediated into political communication, using the August–October 2025 TikTok TDPSE (Tanda Daftar Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik) episode as its case anchor. Extending platform imperialism scholarship and Indonesia’s...

Digital platforms increasingly amplify emotionally arousing content, creating visibility structures that favour sexually suggestive or provocative posts. Drawing on Herman and Chomsky’s “Manufacturing Consent”, this study treats recommendation systems and engagement metrics as contemporary filters that...

Indonesia’s public bureaucracy is undergoing digital transformation that extends beyond technological modernization to fundamental changes in organizational communication governance. This study examines how digital transformation reshapes organizational communication practices within public institutions...

The release of the documentary film “Pesta Babi” triggered a wave of digital activism among young people, particularly regarding the crucial issues of food estates and the rights of Indigenous communities in Papua. This study examines how young people use social media platforms such as TikTok and X to...

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has significantly transformed the landscape of media content production, offering innovative tools for creativity, personalization, and efficiency. This article critically examines the various opportunities provided by AI integration into...

This study, titled “Influencer and Political Messages on Social Media: The Case of Jerome Polin’s Posts on Nadiem Makarim’s Trial,” aims to analyze how influencer Jerome Polin acts as an opinion leader by constructing narratives and interpreting public issues regarding Nadiem Makarim’s trial on social...

Climate-risk communication is often assessed by how effectively official forecasts reach fishing communities. This article shifts attention to the communicative arrangements through which fishers make forecasts actionable and asks where ecotheology enters that process. Drawing on eleven semi-structured...

Third-party actors can play an important role in personal scandals, yet crisis communication research has largely focused on the individual at the center of the crisis. This study examines the functions of third-party communication in infidelity scandals involving Indonesian politicians and celebrities....

This study conducts a systematic literature review (SLR) of 682 publications from 585 academic journals and conference proceedings to investigate the evolution of the virtual public sphere in the era of platform society. The review highlights the virtual public sphere as a concept in digital communication...

The digital transformation of public relations has encouraged communication practices to become increasingly data-driven, real-time, and technology-supported. This study examines the use of AI-based media intelligence in supporting reputation and crisis management at Kurasi Media Nusantara. Drawing on...