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To browse Academia. Intensive use of new media and particularly the Internet caused an active society in social and political ways and increased political participation. Media outlook in Turkey underwent a transformation as new media offered more political content compared to conventional communication tools. Although political effects of new media are widely debated, it altered the affinity of society towards political data, politicians, political parties, governments and political processes.
This paper analyses the effects of conventional and new media on Turkey General Elections held in June It studies how media tools like blogs, social network websites, micro-blogs, wikis, podcasts and news websites affect people's habits of news consumption, and the interconnection between political participation behavior and interest in news delivered by such media tools.
Quantitative data has been derived through a questionnaire carried out with participation of people from almost all ages , income levels and education levels. The research also includes general descriptive information about new media technologies and their force in politics, and people's approach to internet news about political participation. Taner Kizilhan. Mutlu Binark. The aim for this study is to demonstrate, within the framework of the developing citizenship culture, the discourse practices and the political language of the political parties that emerges as a result of the effective use of social media environments in political communication campaigns.
Esnaira Salem. Development in technology over the years made social media a very powerful tool in advancing political interest and in shaping the political direction of our society.
This paper analyses four articles that dealt with the relationship of social media and politics in Turkey. Relevant findings indicate the active usage of social media by politicians during campaigns for elections and during a Gezi protest against the government in The government also responded to the threat posed by social media by creating and expanding laws that restrict the content shared in social media.