Economic crisis in Turkish media after 2015 and its impact on work life
2022
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There has been an ongoing "trivet" crisis for many years in the media sector, which , however ;has reached its peak recently. The army of about 100 thousand people and an average of 400,000 people, who depend on them for a living, have been spending sleepless months. Firstly, the descending amount of money earned from the sales due to the decrease in circulation, secondly the decrease in advertising revenues, and finally, the high prices of paper caused by the sudden increase in the US dollar hit primarily the print media and thus the media with the domino effect. In this thesis, in the light of sectoral information, remembering the saying " We all need to be deceived ", the latest situations of those who have suffered and the stories of those who have experienced it are reviewed. Moreover, there is the opportunity to compare our country with the figures we have obtained, with examples from distant parts of the world, especially from Europe. Keywords: Media, crisis, labor, employment, circulation, gender, copyright, senior reporter, professional seniority.
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Dr. Talha Atilla Kızıltan
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Talha Atilla Kızıltan (Master Thesis). Economic crisis in Turkish media after 2015 and its impact on work life, 2022, İstanbul University.
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