Purpose-
This study aims to explore emergence and the
impact of capitalism in Turkish press. Until 1950s in Turkey newspaper bosses
had been someone who had trained in journalism. This paper investigates how In the 1980s, the media organs which was shaped by tradition of
journalist employers passed into professional employers who was not in media
and then the artisanship came to end in the press and also analyse its effect
on content.
Methodology- A
face-to-face questionnaire was administered to reporters at Istanbul in 2018
and also through a literature review of articles on newspaper’s mag pages, pressman
experience and press owner experience, Pareto's treatment of the circulation of
elites are discussed and the empirical approaches to measure the reader experience
are examined. Adorno's culture industry theory is able to show how culture has
assumed the form of a tool of domination.
Findings- Although there is a significant number of studies on the topic in the printed media literature, a commonly accepted scale measuring the reader experience has not been developed yet in the literature in Turkey. However, the literatüre and questionnaires highlight the dimensions and show the parallelism between ownership transition and transformation of cultural medium such as newspaper into the meta. As a result of that it is revealed that magazine news affects consumer behavior.
Conclusion- By the
change of employers’ magazine news became the most effective method to reduce
the journalists to silence as a self-censor mechanism. In this process, all the
instruments of the culture industry were directed towards producing an
apolitical, non-critical society. Mag pages of magazines and
newspapers in Turkey; served to present and promote consumer culture.
Primary Language | English |
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Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | September 30, 2018 |
Published in Issue | Year 2018 Volume: 5 Issue: 3 |
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