Jurnalisme Warga sebagai Fifth Estate: Potret Kaum Marginal
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https://doi.org/10.21111/ejoc.v7i2.8140Keywords:
bali, fifth estate, jurnalisme warbale bengong, jurnalisme warga, kaum marginal, media digital, ga, bale bengong, citizen journalism, digital media, marginalized peopleAbstract
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