New media analysis through Noam Chomsky's propaganda model

In this study, the propaganda model of Noam Chomsky and Edward S. Herman was discussed and compared with the new media. In this study, by defining hermeneutics, hermeneutics, which is a hermeneutic science, is explained, and the course of communication from ancient times to the present is also explained. The process of conventional media and new media and the methods used in the propaganda model were compared by adapting them to today's world. Unlike conventional media, the effect of new media and social media on the world, through Arab Spring; In Turkey, it was examined over Gezi Park. Chomsky's propaganda models have been adapted to the new media with examples, revealing the dominance of new media and social networks on communities. It has also been observed that Chomsky's new media, which are not in the hands of sovereign powers and are at the initiative of citizens, are seen as a field of freedom and can reach individuals within their freedom areas and bring action to individuals and groups in the direction of their desires and wishes. It has been seen that the new media has a strong influence on the people and gives reaction to people without creating an impression that the individual is guided, liberation is conceived as a conscious effort to initiate a movement of action reaching individual collecting in the direction of desire and will of the sovereign powers. Keywords: Chomsky, New Media, Propaganda, Propaganda Models