YENİ MEDYADA HIZ, EŞZAMANLILIK VE ETKİLEŞİM: MOBİL UYGULAMA HABERLERİ ÜZERİNE BİR ÇALIŞMA

Abstract

Yeni medyanın güncel ve olası etkileri, birçok çalışmaya konu olmaktadır. Geleneksel iletişim sürecini çift yönlü kılan ve iletişimsel lokal sınırları genişleten yeni medyanın önemli sonuçlarından biri de mobil uygulamalardır. Akıllı telefonlarda kullanılan ve bireysel birçok rutinin vazgeçilmezi olan mobil uygulamalar, habercilik pratiklerine de aracılık etmektedir. Öyle ki bugün alternatif medya oluşumları gibi birçok geleneksel medya kuruluşu da mobil uygulamalarını oluşturmuş ve haberlerini kulanıcılara ilgili uygulamalar aracılığı ile ulaştırmaya başlamıştır. Akıllı telefon kullanımının her gün yaygınlaştığı ve habercilik alanın da teknoloji tabanlı geliştiği düşünüldüğünde, mobil uygulamalardaki haberciliğinin yaygınlaşacağı ön görülebilir. Bu çalışmada Türk ulusal basınını temsilen seçilen Hürriyet, Haber Türk ve Sabah'ın mobil uygulamaları gazetecilik ve yapısallık bağlamında incelenmiştir. İlgili uygulamalar dış basını temsilen seçilen New York Times, The Guardian ve CNN'in mobil uygulamaları ile karşılaştırılmıştır. Böylelikle mobil uygulama haberciliğinin yapısallık ve ergonomi bağlamında analiz edilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Çalışma yöntemi hermenötik yaklaşımdır.

Keywords

• Yeni Medya,Gazetecilik,Haberciliğin Dönüşümü

SPEED, SIMULTANEITY AND INTERACTION IN NEW MEDIA: A STUDY ON MOBILE APPLICATION NEWS

Abstract

The current and possible effects of the new media are the subject of many studies. Mobile applications are one of the important consequences of the new media, which make traditional communication processes bidirectional and expand communicative local boundaries. Mobile applications, which are used in smartphones and are indispensable for many individual routines, also act as intermediaries in news reporting. So much so that many traditional media organizations such as alternative media formations have created their mobile applications and have started to transmit their news to the users through related applications. It is anticipated that the use of smartphones will spread every day, and when it is thought that the field of journalism is developed on the basis of technology, it can be predicted that the journalism in mobile applications will become widespread. In this study, Hurriyet, Haber Turk and Sabah's mobile applications, which were chosen as representing the Turkish national press, were examined in the context of journalism and structurality. Relevant applications have been compared to the mobile applications of the New York Times, The Guardian and CNN, which have been selected to represent the international press. Thus, it is aimed to analyze mobile application journalism in terms of structurality and ergonomics. The method of study is the hermeneutic approach.

Keywords

• New Media,Journalism,Transformation of Reporting

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