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- MakaleYalnız künye2018Perceptıon Of Mastersstudents’ Socıal Medıa Prıvacy: Gümüşhane Universıty Faculty Of Communıcatıon Example
Türten, Elif
Privacy is one of the basic needs of people. Privacy, meaning “personal privacy,” is a socio-culturalphenomenon that is important to both people and society. Communication, which started with telegramand developed with radio and television, has changed with the development of new technologies. Digital media, which is at the center of our social life byenteringour life, is one of the most obvious types of transforming communication. Social media has changed many things with new communication technologies. Confidentiality, an important function in the cultural sense, has also beeninfluenced by digital media. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Swarmetc. people with social media accounts have begun to carry out many areas of personal account, from birth to death, from home to work. Nolonger, manyintimate knowledge is known, such as when the individuals with social media accounts get married, where they go for a vacation, what schools the yearn, where they work, what they name their children. Such a change of privacy is changing day by day. By exposing their privacy through social media, people both reveal their identities and create new identities for themselves. This study aimed to describe how the perception of privacy in the social media changed. The study’s universe constitutes graduate students of the Public Relations and Publicity Department of the CommunicationFaculty of Gümüşhane University. 5 girls, 5 boys students, ie a total of 10 gradua testudents semi-structured interview technique applied. As a result of the semi-structured interview conducted in March, April and September 2018, it was determined that the subjects did not share much of their daily lives in social media accounts, they paid attention to their privacy, but still had privacy concerns. It was revealed that the subjects received information about their education and social media and privacy during their undergraduate and graduate education and this was reflected in their social media usage.
- BildiriYalnız künye2018SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE OF BRANDS DURING THE COUP ATTEMPT: A STUDY ON TWITTER DURING JULY 15TH 2016 IN TURKEY
Aslan, Emre S.; Türten, Elif; Solik, M; Rybansky, R
Brands are a part of society because they are human made products so they are affected by social, political, cultural and military events. As a result they determine strategies to protect themselves, to continue to exist or to carry on developing. Social media management of brands have always been an issue of concern specially with the rise of social media, when their interaction with the society increased and they became more open to individual reactions. This study focuses on what kind of a position the brands took on social media during the coup attempt that happened in Turkey on 15th July, 2016. In this study, brands' Twitter use during 15th July, 2016 were examined and their attitude during crisis situations were tried to be determined and their strategies were tried to viewed. According to the results reached with the study it is observed that brands prefer to stay inactive during crisis.
- MakaleAçık Erişim2017Reflections of the Terrorist Attacks in 2016 on Humor Magazines
Türten, Elif
Cartoon and politics have been in close relationship throughout the history of the press. Political structure of the period, social events that developed due to the political or political events that took place at that time and political actors are reflected on the caricatures and humor magazines. In our country, the year 2016 was very intense in terms of agenda. 27 terrorist attacks took place throughout 2016. During these attacks, hundreds of people lost their lives and thousands were injured. In the study, it was investigated how the terrorist incidents in 2016, which the country experienced in a state of mourning, were handled in the humor magazines, how much space was provided and how the terrorist incidents were evaluated. In this regard, the research question is set as how the political trends and ideological structures of the humor magazines that are the subject of study are reflected in the cartoons. In this context, cover pages of Penguin, Girgir and Uykusuz Magazines were used as a method of critical discourse analysis by Teun van Dijk. These magazines were selected because they constitute important examples of political cartoons and have a large reader base in Turkey. As a result of the examination, 8 cover pages were drawn in Penguen Magazine, 6 in Girgir Magazine and 7 in Uykusuz Magazine. A total of 21 cover pages were examined in the study. The Penguen Magazine approached at people who were exposed to terrorist incidents. Girgir Magazine criticized the events. However, the most serious criticism about the subject was made by Uykusuz Magazine. In general, disappointment from terrorist events has found place in cartoons.