Tag: Turkey
The study “Propaganda during Economic Crises: Reference Point Adjustment in Economic News” by Fatih Serkant Adiguzel from Sabancı University, Istanbul, argued that government-controlled media increases negative reports about foreign economies … Continued
The study “Digital Voices, Discursive Power: The Siege of Turkey’s Digital News Media by Interpretive Journalism” by Sarphan Uzunoğlu from Izmir University of Economics investigated independent Turkish journalists and how … Continued
The study “Demystifying an Idiosyncratic Political Movement and Its Legacy: Portrayal of the Young Turks in the British Press, 1908–1914” by Burak Hergüner analyzed quantitatively how the portrayal of the … Continued
The study “Content is power: Cultural engineering and political control over transnational television” by Ece Algan and Yesim Kaptan from California State University investigates the effect of governmental media and … Continued
The new article by Esra Ercan Bilgiç of Istanbul Bilgi University used critical discourse analysis to study the framing of women in newspapers during a period, 1934-1937, in the Kemalist … Continued
People’s trust and mistrust in news media Turkey indicate a very polarised society and news media, a new report by Servet Yanatma of the University of Oxford, shows. The report … Continued
Since the failed coup in 2016, the Turkish state has increased surveillance of activists and journalists. How do activist citizen journalists manage their work in such an increasingly hostile environment? … Continued
Twitter has become an important playground for the news media in Turkey. Burak Doğu of the İzmir University of Economics, conducted a network analysis in Twitter to look at Turkey’s … Continued
Written by Ozan Aşık, Uludag University Ethnographers immerse themselves in the social world of a relatively small community and observe from the inside “how people lead their lives, how they … Continued
Turkish national newspapers chose their framing to protect their connected parties and to attack the opposing ones. An article by Uğur Cevdet Panayırcı of Istanbul Sehir University, Emre İşeri of … Continued
