ERITREA BASININDA DIŞ ÜLKE HABERLERİ  a€" ERITREA PROFILE GAZETESİ İNCELEMESİ/ FOREIGN NEWS COVERAGE IN ERITREAN NEWSPAPER – ERITREA PROFILE

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This study shows the existence of horizontal news flow between periphery countries in contrast to the assumptions of Johan Galtung who saw the absence of horizontal interaction between peripheries independent on Western or Center media agencies. The dominance of Iranian news channel, Press TV as an important source of international news for Eritrea Profile shows that, today, there is some level of horizontal level of interaction, where bigger media agencies in the periphery nations feed media in other peripheries. This study also shows that there is persistence on particular types of news stories about certain countries, showing that periphery media select news based on their political inclinations.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Horizontal flow, hegemony, representation, African news stories, news sources, negative news.

ERITREA BASININDA DIŞ ÜLKE HABERLERİ  a€" ERITREA PROFILE GAZETESİ İNCELEMESİ/ FOREIGN NEWS COVERAGE IN ERITREAN NEWSPAPER – ERITREA PROFILE

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Bu çalışmada gelişmiş ülkeler dışında kalan periferi ülkelere gelen haber akışında Johan Galtung’un ileri sürdüğü Batı ya da Merkez Medya Ajanslarından bağımsız bir yatay etkileşiminin olmadığı yönündeki varsayımının aksine bir bulgu elde edilmiştir. Eritrea Profili gazetesi için İran haber kanalı Press TV uluslararası haber alanında önemli ve baskın bir haber kaynağıdır ki bu bağlamda yatay haber akışı bulgulanmıştır. Bu durumda gelişmiş ve merkez ülke konumunda olmayan ülkeleredeki daha büyük medya ajansları da diğer periferi ülkelerdeki medya ajanslarını beslediği öne sürülmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Yatay akış, hegemonya, görüntü, temsil, Afrika’ya ilişkin haberler, haber kaynakları, olumsuz haberler.

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