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This article examines the function of news media on Alevi television channels. The increased visibility of faith-based identity movements in the public sphere during the 1990s led to the study of these communities in media research. This study contributes to these discussions by focusing on news media, an area not yet extensively examined concerning faith communities. The research is based on an 18-month field study involving participant observation and in-depth interviews, focusing on the news production processes of Cem TV, Yol TV, and TV 10, during 2014 and 2015. The study argues that news media serves a dual function for faith communities like the Alevis, enabling them to address both a general audience and their own community simultaneously. Alevi broadcasters create news bulletins that appeal to a general audience while also including news relevant to Alevis. They achieve this in two ways. The first is by utilizing television technology to include an “Alevi news” segment at the beginning of the news, covering developments particularly relevant to Alevis. The second way is by maintaining a more “neutral” language in the news bulletins while expressing opinions on developments concerning Alevis in news and discussion programs.

One of the most important sociologists of the 20th and 21st centuries, Zygmunt Bauman, discusses various forms of society specific to the liquid modern age. He argues that mass media does not change reality but represents the opposite. According to him, situations related to private areas such as privacy, secrecy, and confidentiality have been trivialized in the liquid modern world, and the disclosure of these situations has been presented as a form of freedom. This study aims to uncover how television, one of the most significant mass media platforms, portrays the confessional society, a societal form conceptualized by Bauman for the liquid modern age. First, this study reveals Bauman's thoughts specific to the confessional society by referencing primary sources during the literature review. Then, it endeavors to make Bauman's specific discourses on the confessional society concrete and understandable using content analysis technique. In this context, daytime television programs broadcasted in Türkiye were examined, and the program "Esra Erol'da" was selected as a case study. The reason for choosing this program is that it offers content that goes beyond the moral values and social value dimensions of the confessional society discourse. In the program analyzed within the framework of the confessional society, it was found that topics people might hesitate to share even with their close circles in their daily lives were made public over an 11-day period, leading to the normalization of the language contributing to such publicity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Türkiye’de televizyon yayıncılığı Türkiye Radyo ve Televizyon Kurumunun (TRT) 31 Ocak 1968 tarihinde Ankara’da gerçekleştirdiği deneme yayınıyla resmen başladı. Televizyon yaygınlaştıkça kitleler üzerindeki etkisi de fark edildi. 1971 Muhtırasını yapan kadronun ilk iş olarak TRT’nin özerkliğini kaldırması, televizyonun siyasi gücünün farkına varıldığını gösteriyordu. 2 Ağustos 1974 tarihinden itibaren, TRT sürekli olarak Kıbrıs Barış Harekâtı ile ilgili haber ve belgesellere yer verdi, bu sayede televizyon Türkiye açısından milli olarak kabul edilen bir konuyu tüm Türkiye’ye ve dünyaya duyurarak rüştünü ispatlamış oldu. Aynı şekilde, 1970'li yıllar, Süleyman Demirel ve Bülent Ecevit'in neredeyse her gece televizyon aracılığıyla halka hitap edip bir platforma dönüştü. Böylece, 1970’li yıllarda televizyonun politizasyonu süreci de başladı. 1970’li yıllar boyunca, televizyon bir propaganda aracı olarak nasıl kullanıldı? Televizyonun propaganda aracı olarak kullanılmasının yasal zemini nasıl oluştu? Bu makale, söz konusu sorulara cevaplar aramayı ve bundan hareketle Türk siyasi hayatına dair sonuçlar çıkarmayı hedeflemektedir. Makale, TRT Arşivi, dönemin süreli yayınları ve arşiv belgeleri ışığında televizyonun propaganda işlevi ve bunun yasal çerçevesini analitik bir şekilde değerlendirilmeyi amaçlamaktadır.

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Industry 4.0 is transforming and reshaping the production methods in all sectors, and significant-changes are also anticipated in television broadcasting in the near future. Artificial intelligence and robotic systems, virtual reality applications, big data, the Internet of Things, and cloud computing, among other components of Industry 4.0, are expected to enable automation in television broadcasting, diversify and expand broadcast content. However, it is also foreseen that employment issues will arise. The aim of this research is to elucidate the views of television professionals on contemporary television broadcasting, their perspectives on the evolving form of television broadcasting in the emerging world of Industry 4.0, and whether automation in broadcasting creates employment concerns. To achieve this objective, data was obtained through in-depth interviews using qualitative research techniques. Eight media professionals from different fields of television broadcasting, which could be affected by the nature of their work by developments in Industry 4.0, were selected using purposive sampling for the interviews. According to the findings, television workers in Turkey find contemporary television broadcasting technically successful but consider it lacking in terms of content quality. Participants believe that media quickly adapt to new technologies, and while some job sectors may disappear in Industry 4.0, new areas of expertise will emerge. The results show that most participants believe that television will be different from its current form in the near future as we enter Industry 4.0, and it will continue to exist in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: Many factors affect language development in infancy and early childhood. In this study, the relationship of screen exposure of children aged 16-36 months with some familial sociodemographic data and its effect on the child's language and speech development were evaluated with the Turkish Communication Development Inventory-II (TIGE-II). The effects of screen exposure and exposure times on language and speech development in children were investigated. Methods: This is a single-center, cross-sectional study. 90 patients, who were hospitalized in General Pediatric Services and met the criteria for participation in the study were included. A questionnaire consisting of 25 questions created by us regarding the sociodemographic data and screen usage characteristics of the patients and their parents was applied. TIGE-II was used to measure the language development levels of children. SPSS 25.0 package program was used for data analysis and statistical significance level was accepted as p<0.05. Results: The average age of the participants was 25 months. 58.9% were male. It was seen that 88.9% of the children were acquainted with the screen, the age at which the screen was used was before the age of 2 in all children, and 55% of the children had more than one hour of screen use in a day. The spoken word score, mean utterance length score, and case suffix scores were found to be higher than the TİGE-II scores of children who had never been exposed to screens. And also, spoken word score, word usage score, word suffix score, using more than one word in a sentence score, average utterance length score, case suffix score, verb suffix score and mixed sentence structure score according to children who started watching screen between 13-24 months, compared to children who started watching screen between 0-12 months were found to be significantly higher. Conclusion: In our study, it was observed that screen exposure in children negatively affects language and speech development. It is predicted that family physicians questioning the child's language development, explaining the negative effects of screen exposure, and informing families about spending quality and interactive time with children will contribute to reducing screen exposure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Geleneksel ve modern dönemde tüketim etkinliği öncelikle üretim ilişkilerinin bir sonucu olarak arz ve talep yasaları içerisinde belirlenirken 1970’li yıllarla birlikte tüketim kültürü toplumsal alanın temel örgütlenme şekli haline gelmiştir. Bu dönemde gündelik hayat pratikleri içerisinde tüketim nesnelerinin alanı gün geçtikçe genişlerken sosyal teoride özne ve nesne arasında kurulan klasik diyalektik ilişkide bir tersine çevrim gerçekleşmiştir. Böylelikle öznenin nesne üzerindeki belirleyiciliği azalırken, nesneler sistemi bütünsel bir söylem alanı olarak toplumsal yaşamın merkezine oturmuştur. Tüketim toplumunun nesneler dünyası üzerinden işlediği göz önüne alındığında günümüzde kapitalist sistem, tüketim nesneleri üzerinden bir yandan toplumsal alanı yeniden üretirken diğer yandan nesnelerin taşıdığı gösterge değerleri toplumsal alanda yeni içerme ve dışlama stratejileriyle bir denetim mekanizması görevi üstlenmektedir. Tüm bu sürecin işlemesinde televizyon toplumsal alanda yeni bir gerçeklik rejiminin parçası olarak nesneler sistemini yeniden büyülenmenin bir aracı haline getirmiştir. İçerikten yoksun salt biçimsel formlar haline gelerek genişleyen nesneler dünyası, toplumsal anlamın entropik bir süreçte içeriğinin boşalmasına neden olmaktadır. Televizyon yayıncılığında realite programları gündelik hayatın fragmanlarını ekrana taşırken bu programların bir alt türü olan yaşam tarzı programları, gündelik hayatın tüketim kültürüne dayalı yaşam evrenini meşrulaştıran bir anlam matrisini sembolik olarak inşa etmektedir. Bu çalışma gündelik hayat etkinliklerinin ideolojik doğasında nesneler sisteminin anlam ve işlevini yaşam tarzı programlarındaki temsiller üzerinden tartışmak amacındadır. Bu bağlamda amaca yönelik bir örneklem oluşturularak tespit edilen programlar nitel içerik analizi yöntemi kullanılarak eleştirel perspektiften yorumlanmıştır.

Since the first trials of a series of inventions leading to the invention of television, the medium has undergone continuous development and transformation and has taken its current form. Television continues to change today, with user needs and new effects in different communication technologies. In the light of these developments, digital broadcasting by experiencing convergence between internet and television; It gave birth to concepts such as Web TV, IPTV and Mobile TV. Especially widespread internet-connected devices over The Top Television (OTT TV) have contributed to the emergence of broadcasting. In this study, the journey from the historical development of television to digital broadcasting was discussed and the growth experienced by Netflix, especially during Covid-19, was mentioned as an example of OTT TV, which is popular worldwide. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 12 people with four different sociocultural structures. Visualization opportunities were used to better understand the data and some of the remarks of the participants were included. Looking at the data obtained after the interview, it was observed that the Netflix subscription increased during the Covid-19 period and the time spent on the screen increased.

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The roles of the concepts of "bride" and "groom" of marriage, which make up the basic building block and enable society to exist, are changing day by day through popular culture and media in a globalizing and digitalizing world. The media, which is communicated with the mass media, realizes this with images and symbols and directs the meaning, duties and perception of these two concepts. Television, which is the most important of these tools, has become an indispensable part of our daily life since its invention and is still classified as a tool that still maintains its importance in the changing, developing and innovative media field. This tool changes the perception of the "bride" in the society in the direction of "skilled bride, competent bride", and imposes the opinion that social status will be achieved by owning expensive luxury products by emphasizing the external appearance, through "daytime TV women's programs". These programs, in which the practices of conspicuous consumption, which are a part of popular culture, are exhibited, target female audiences of domestic women, who spend most of their time at home, and by creating program contents that have been planned before, they have also affected the way of application of traditional customs and traditions. Bride candidates competing in the "Gelin Evi (Bridal House)" program, which was broadcast between 2015 and 2019 and decided to continue broadcasting again in 2022, created a competitive environment among them, also creating a competitive environment for their homes, their own bridal dowry, clothing, jewelry, food items and arrangements, wedding, and miscellaneous items. It is a program that selects the most assertive bride by scoring the ceremonies and the bridal belongings mentioned in the previous sentence within the scope of the competition. From this point of view, the aim of this study was to reveal the map of this program on the society within the framework of conspicuous consumption policies, and in-depth structured interviews were conducted with 20 women who were the audience of the program. At this point, it has been understood that the program on 20 women included in the research has changed the perception of the bride and created individuals who argue that the bride, who has flashy and exaggerated luxury consumption products, is one step ahead. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Many factors form the collective memory of societies and play a role in cultural change. In this study, the process of Turkey's acquaintance with television, in particular the relationship between cultural change and technology, is discussed with the oral history method. In the study, the answers to the questions “How did society say hello to television and how did television affect the daily life of society?” were questioned from the point of view of folklore, and semi-structured interviews were conducted with 21 informants who witnessed this process, in other words, who experienced cultural shock, between 2012 and 2019. Television in terms of communication technology; is at a leading, critical point in cultural change. Television has been characterized as “the video radio, home theater, invention of the devil, invention of the infidel, Christ, antichrist, opium of the people, wasteland, time thief, fool's box, magic box, painkiller, white noise, companion of loneliness, ordinary, low, electronic giant, farsighted technology, window to the world, myth, contemporary storyteller, culture production machine, cultural garbage” in social memory, from positive and negative viewpoints. The process of acquaintance with television in Anatolia took place approximately between 1970-1985; verbal expressions of television such as fairy tales, stories, legends, and folk songs; taking an active role in children's games, entertainment and replacing ordinary daily conversations. It is seen that people adjust their daily or weekly plans and time according to television. In particular, the elderly showed resistance to meeting with TV, and this caused tragicomic memories in terms of folk humor; the fact that TV also affects neighborliness and hospitality, and travels are made even outside the province to watch television; that the financial difficulty of buying television creates a memory in the public economy; it has been determined that expatriates and people with good economic status take an active role in meeting with television and this situation gives them prestige and status. It is seen that traditional folk theater such as Karagöz-Hacivat was used in the first period domestic broadcasts, and besides, television negatively affected traditional conversation meetings and coffeehouses, which are the performance environment of minstrels, in the context of cultural change. In addition, television causes para-social interaction; people tend to identify themselves or those around them with people on television, especially in matters related to their appearances, such as clothing, speech, and hairstyle, and thus television directs fashion. It has been determined that people give names or nicknames to their children, spouses, friends or animals based on the characters on the television, and this affects children's games. It has been determined that television also affects handicrafts, and people give names to hand-knitted models based on the people they are influenced by television. It is seen that an important event such as the coup in 1980, which profoundly affected society in terms of politics, took place in memory as an oral history record concerning television. In this period, in the marriage rite of passage, while the television turned into a dowry object for the man, the girl was expected to knit a television cover for her dowry. In addition, when the bride is taken to the groom's house, she does not get out of the vehicle and asks her mother-in-law or father-in-law for an asset with material value, called "drop off" or "donation for the road". It is seen that television is donated to the bride for a discount besides properties such as fields, vineyards, and houses. The arrival of electricity in Anatolia for the people who use the car battery as a solution to watch television and get electricity after TV. "Television came, electricity came." is expressed. In this process, it is seen that coffee houses have an important spatial function. Words such as television tea, television tingling, television evil eye, antenna forest, and telesapphire show the emergence of television jargon. In addition, it has been determined that television is included in verbal expressions such as riddles, manis, and folk songs. It is concluded that television is functional in social and cultural change in terms of carrying the local to the national and contributing to nationalization, as well as accelerating globalization. It is thought that this study will contribute to research that will analyze cultural changes in folklore and technology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Medyanın toplumsal temsiller aracılığıyla ürettiği medya metinlerinin içeriği, toplumların değer yargıları, sosyo-kültürel yapıları, ideolojik ve politik eğilimleriyle yakından ilişkilidir. Sosyo-kültürel yapının ve değerlerin oluşmasında kültüre ihtiyaç duyduğu yapıyı sağlayan din, Stuart Hall için ideolojik anlamın bir alanıdır. İngiliz Kültürel Çalışmaları medya metinlerini de ideolojik yeniden üretimin gerçekleştiği ve aynı zamanda ideolojik mücadelenin verildiği bir alan olarak görmektedir. Din ve ideoloji ilişkisi, medyanın ideolojik olduğu görüşüyle bir araya geldiğinde çok katmanlı bir alan oluşturmaktadır. Bu çalışma, Messiah dizisi bağlamında Mehdi/Mesih inancını incelemeyi ve din, kültür, ideoloji, politika, hegemonya ve medya açısından dizinin topluma ilettiği mesajları görünür kılmayı amaçlamaktadır. Dizide yer alan, uluslararası ilişkiler kapsamında dini, siyasi, kültürel temsillere ve kodlara ilişkin söylemler, anlamın dil aracılığıyla inşa edildiğini vurgulayan ve eleştirel paradigma içinde yer alan inşacı temsil yaklaşımı ve Van Dijk’ın kavramlarından yola çıkılarak eleştirel söylem analizi yapılacaktır. Birinci sezonu oluşturan dizinin on bölümü üzerinden yapılan analizde, dizinin söyleminin dinin ideolojik yönünü hem birleştirici hem de ayrıştırıcı niteliği açısından vurgularken bilinen din ve inançları tartışmaya açarak bunların yerine yeni bir din ve düzen söylemi inşa ettiği tespit edilmiştir.

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Feodal sistemde kimliği ile doğan dolayısıyla seçme özgürlüğü olmayan birey, modernleşme ile birlikte kimlik sorunu yaşamaya başlamıştır. Endüstrileşmenin getirdiği sınıf ve statü atlama olanağı, modernleşen ve modernleşirken yabancılaşan bireyi yeni bir kimlik üretmek zorunda bırakmıştır. Böylece modern birey, daha fazla çalışarak para kazanmanın yanı sıra harcama yaparak sınıf atlamanın dahi mümkün olduğunu görmüştür. Dolayısıyla insanların dâhil oldukları sınıfa uygun kimlik inşa etmeleri zorunlu hale gelmiştir. Kimlik inşasında bugün en etkin unsurlardan biri olan kitle iletişim araçları, insanların var olan kimliklerini yeniden inşa edebileceklerini göstermektedir. Yeniden inşa edilecek bu kimlik, postmodern insanın elde etmeyi arzuladığı şöhretli kimliği ifade etmektedir. Bunun için de genelde yarışma programları özelde ise TV8 kanalının gerçeksi gösterileri, etkin bir role sahiptir. Araştırma için eğlence odaklı yayın anlayışını benimseyen TV8 kanalında yayınlanan “Survivor, O Ses Türkiye, İşte Benim Stilim, Yetenek Sizsiniz Türkiye” adlı dört program seçilmiştir. Kimlik inşası bağlamında söylem analizi yöntemi ile bu dört program incelenmiştir. Araştırma, TV8’in gerçeksi gösterilerinde kimlik inşasının hangi kodlar aracılığıyla izleyiciye sunulduğu sorunsalına odaklanmaktadır. Çalışmadan elde edilen bulgular, kanalın yarışmacılar aracılığıyla izleyicilere “Ünlü Gönüllüler, O Ses ya da Bu Ses, Tarzın Kimliğindir ve Yetenekli, Yeteneksiz” kodları aracılığıyla yeni bir kimlik inşa edilebileceği mesajını verdiğini ortaya koymuştur.

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Televizyon, insanların hayatına girdiği ilk günden bu yana, onların üzerindeki etkisini artırmış ve gerçeklik kavramsallaştırmalarında birincil kaynakların önüne geçmiştir. Televizyondan yansıyan imajlar ise toplumda kimin, hangi grupların, ya da değer yargılarının önemli olduğunu insanların bilincine ekerek; egemen bağımlı ilişkilerinin değişmez, değişse de yerine daha kötüsünün geleceğinin içselleştirilmesinde aktif olarak rol almıştır.Bu çalışmanın konusunu, Türkiye’deki televizyon izleyicisinin, haberlerden sonra en çok tercih ettiği program türü olan televizyon dizilerinin içeriği oluşturmaktadır. Bu anlamda çalışmanın amacı, televizyon izleyicisine ne tür bir dünya tasviri sunulduğunu ortaya koymaktır. Bu amaçla en çok reyting alan 7 ulusal televizyon kanalının prime- time kuşağında yayınlanan 24 dizi, George Gerbner’ın 1960’ların sonunda oluşturduğu Kültürel Göstergeler Projesinin ikinci aşaması olan Mesaj Sistem Çözümlemesine tabi tutulmuştur. Çözümleme sonucunda Türkiye’de prime-time’da yayınlanan dizilerde, ABD’deki televizyonların egemen içeriğini temsil edecek şekilde, şiddetin yoğun olarak kullanıldığı, yaşlıların ve toplumda yer alan bazı grupların görmezden gelindikleri ve toplumdaki oranlarıyla kıyaslandığında cinsiyet, yaş gurubu ve sosyo-ekonomik statülerden oluşan çeşitli grupların son derece orantısız olarak temsil edildikleri; bir diğer ifade ile bu dizilerin gerçekliğin çarpıtılmış bir resmini sundukları bulgulanmıştır.