Culture of Communication in The Space of Co-Working Newsrooom of Online Media

Abstract--- Technology has driven a change in the mainstream media editorial room towards the digital newsroom. Media that
develops models of editorial space integrated with digital platforms has been widely practiced. Including, designing a newsroom
work place to support the performance needed by media companies that are adaptive to change. The newsroom or editorial room
no longer uses a cubical arrangement, but rather a shared work space. This research uses a constructionist paradigm according to
a qualitative research approach with a phenomenological method. The results showed that the co-working space newsroom
accelerated the coordination for the production of “breaking news”. Communication in the newsroom becomes without
bureaucracy, consequently it becomes free of structure and a cross levels. The implication is that the newsroom culture of the coworking
space becomes more flexible and fast in collaboration with fellow journalists and writers to raise the latest news issues.
Another implication is that the newsroom supports the creative ideas of media actors.