Afghanistan people's television watching habit
2017
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Cengiz Erdal
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Human beings needed communication from creation to creation. Since communication and communication are important in human life, communicators and scientists have always tried to produce new things to facilitate communication. Today's communication and mass media have been improved over time and made more useful. If we look at the sunny days, conveniences have been created to communicate with the development of mass media and to get news from people who are far away from us. The television we use to get to know about these events and even to have fun and time has become an indispensable part of human life today. In this research, the influence of television on the people of Afghanistan on mass media, the reason of watching and the rate of watching were examined. Television from the mass media is watched with great interest among the Afghan society. It has been researched how Afghanistan's people use their television, what programs and sequences they watch, which television hours they watch more in Afghanistan, how much they believe in programs and advertisements watched by Afghan people, and whether this thinking has turned into action.
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Dr. Fraidun Anıq
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Fraidun Anıq (Master Thesis). Afghanistan people's television watching habit, 2017, Sakarya University.
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