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Access to political news: Comparison between internet and television as a resource to political news

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2019
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Throughout history, since the emergence of the media and its gradual evolution from the newspaper to radio, television and the Internet, it has attracted wider attention and a larger slice of people. As the media has become more and more popular, it has been developed and updated in line with human and technological development, In order to gain public confidence and follow up. After decades of debate over whether television could lead to the end of radio and print newspapers era, a broader and wider debate emerged as the Internet and news websites became very close to the social media that invaded the world in the last decade and became the focus of public interest in the world, which highlighted the most important question today, can electronic media steal the lead from television that has been on the throne in recent decades? The study, entitled "Access to Political News: A Comparison between TV and Internet audiences in Palestine," is divided into three main chapters. The first chapter contains historical development, current usage, access to television and the Internet in Palestine, In addition to official news sites, and the political news in Palestine. The second chapter contains the professional standards in internet and television in Palestine, the common characteristics, differences and competition between internet and television in Palestine, while the third chapter contains a comparison between television and official news sites as a source of political news in Palestine, and evaluation at the end.

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İsmail Shakshak

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İsmail Shakshak (Master Thesis). Access to political news: Comparison between internet and television as a resource to political news, 2019, Ege University.

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