Description
Book SynopsisJournalism in Turkey has an ambivalent characteristic. On the one hand, the social demand for genuine journalism has increased, and on the other hand, news has turned into a tool within the polluted political polarization atmosphere.
In the age of fake news and post-truth, practices of journalism in Turkey both contain significantly striking examples of how media professionals overcome the barriers and also give some clues about the changing nature of journalism. The book examines the deep crisis mainstream media experience in Turkey. New-born media institutions, alternatives, their start-up strategies, and transformation of journalism field are scrutinized by qualitative and quantitative methods. The book aims to present a current picture of journalism in Turkey by underlining both historical continuities and breaks from the tradition.
Table of ContentsIntroduction
An Ever-Lasting Status Quo: Journalistic Field in Turkey
Construction of Gender Codes in Conservative Media: Conserved Gender
The Working Practices of the Glocal Foreign Turkish Media Institutions in the Context of Their Advantages and Disadvantages
Fact-Checking Services in Turkey: The Case of Teyit.org and Doğrulukpayi.com
Between Craftsmanship and Journalism: Survival of Local Press in Turkey’s Province
Visualization of the Revolution: Symbols, Typography and Page Design in the Early Republican Journalism
Turkey and the West in the Case of +90 YouTube Channel
Confrontation of Media Professionals with New Production Styles: Opportunity or Threat?
From Citizen Journalism to Alternative Media: The Case of 140journos
New Inequality in the Field of Journalism: Technical Capital
Generations, Genders and Priorities: On Digital and Printed Newspapers
