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Media convergence and mobi̇le journalism

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2017
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Technological advances have been developed within the past 20 years and have been integrated into the printing and publishing environments. There are many types of convergence, but in the study discussed, the convergence of different types of media on the mobile platform in the context of media convergence has been limited to the emerging news reporting organizations. Mobile platforms have a structure that creates a composite multimedia and reshapes inter-media business capability. As a result of the synthesis of the associations, the boundaries between the media have become unclear, while the integration of these platforms into mobile platforms has been realized as cross and multi media. Mobile devices are potentially capable devices that can produce audio, video, video narrative formats and can easily organize and organize work as portable devices. Mobile devices are also the busiest media consumption media. As a result, various types of media journalism have been increasingly integrated into mobile media environments, including news content and work structure. The subject of this study is a review of the journalism and the structure of the mobile journalism environment, which consists of printing, publishing and internet journalism in the increasingly mobile areas of the convergence of the media. The organizational structure of mobile journalism in Turkey is structured in the focus of the study. The methodology of my work is an in-depth interview with journalists of similar mobile news sites and an interpretation of news organizations. The end result of this study is to show that the organizational and working structure of mobile journalism in Turkey.

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Sema Sezgin

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Sema Sezgin (Master Thesis). Media convergence and mobi̇le journalism, 2017, İstanbul Arel University.

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