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Sunday, November 8, 2015

KİTABA KATKI ÇAĞRISI: DİJİTAL DÖNEMDE GAZETECİLİK İÇİN YENİ İŞ MODELLERİ (YENİ MEDYA ÇALIŞMALARI IV)

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KİTABA KATKI ÇAĞRISI:

DİJİTAL DÖNEMDE GAZETECİLİK İÇİN YENİ İŞ MODELLERİ

(YENİ MEDYA ÇALIŞMALARI IV)

Yeni medya çalışmaları üzerine derlediğimiz ilk üç kitaba özel bir tema belirlememiştik. Bundan sonraki derlermelerimiz büyük olasılıkla tematik olarak ilerleyecek ve 4. kitap da bu yönde ilk çalışmamız olacak. İlk iki kitabımızda İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesi öğrencilerinin eserleri çoğunluktaydı. Üçüncü kitapta ise Bilgi dışından da katkılar gelmeye başladı ki bu bizi gayet mutlu etti. Aynı eğilimin devam etmesini ve bu sayede içeriğimizin daha da zenginleşeceğini ümit ediyoruz.

 

Dördüncü kitap için ana konumuz dijital dönemde gazetecilik için yeni iş modelleri. İş modeli arayışında hem dünyada neler olduğunu hem de Türkiye’deki uygulamaları akademik bir bağlamda değerlendirmek istiyoruz. Kitabımızın büyük bir kısmı Türkiye’deki çeşitli medya kuruluşlarında yapılmış yarı etnografik vaka çalışmalarından oluşacak, kalanı ise daha kuramsal çalışmalara ayrılacak. Özellikle vaka çalışması yapmayı düşünen arkadaşlar aşağıdaki e-posta adresleri üzerinden bizimle temasa geçebilirse, tekrarlara düşmekten kaçınmış oluruz.

 

İş modeli kavramsallaştırmasını olabilecek en geniş çerçevede ele alıyoruz. Dijitalleşmenin gazeteciliğe etkilerinin birçok boyutuna değildi ve değinilmeye de devam edecek ama özellikle geleneksel finansman kalıplarının zayıflamasıyla birlikte yeni iş modelleri arayışları hayati bir önem kazandı. Biz de bu arayışları belgelendirmek ve bu süreçte doğacak beyin fırtınasıyla bu arayışlara katkıda bulunmak istiyoruz.

En son yayın gönderme tarihi: 1 Mart 2016

 

Çalışmaların aşağıda belirtilen niteliklerde ele alınmış olması gerekmektedir:

-İngilizce veya Türkçe dillerinden birinde yazılmış olması,

-Makalenin ve kaynakçanın APA formatına uygun olarak hazırlanmış olması,

-Makalelerin, yer verilen tablolar, kaynakça ve dipnotlarla birlikte kelime sayısının 5.000 ila 12.000 arasında olması,

-Çalışmanın amacını, yöntemini ve bulgularını özetleyen 250 kelimelik bir özete yer verilmesi,

-Yazarların akademik ve/veya profesyonel geçmişlerini özetleyen kısa bir biyografi hazırlanması,

-Makalede yer verilen görsellerin mümkün olabildiğince en yüksek çözünürlüklü formatta olması,

-Tüm tabloların ve görsellerin ardışık olarak numaralandırılması

Çalışmalar .doc formatında aşağıdaki üç adrese gönderilmelidir:

Yrd. Doç. Dr. Erkan Saka (erkan.saka@bilgi.edu.tr);

Anıl Sayan, M.A. (anil.sayan@bilgi.edu.tr);

Vehbi Görgülü, M.A (vehbi.gorgulu@bilgi.edu.tr)

 

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Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Eurosphere agenda: “EU at odds over refugee quotas

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The European Commission will present plans for a quota system that distributes refugees among the 28 member states on Wednesday. Several countries oppose the initiative. This is the right response to the refugee crisis, some commentators note approvingly. Others argue that Brussels is overstepping its competence on the issue.

The United States and major European powers on Monday (11 May) questioned the Macedonian government’s commitment to democracy and European values over its failure to address allegations of abuse of power, piling pressure on leader Nikola Gruevski following a weekend of bloodshed.

Power struggle in Macedonia

The power struggle behind the violence in Macedonia
Blueprint for genocide: the destruction of Muslims in Eastern Bosnia

The Six Strategic Objectives could be considered as the Bosnian Genocide’s Wannsee Conference. The only difference is that the participants of this Assembly are still active as politicians in modern-day Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Following the election victory of British Prime Minister David Cameron’s Conservative Party, a referendum on Britain’s EU membership in 2017 is almost a certainty. This is a chance to redefine relations between Brussels and London, some commentators write in delight. Others fear the debate over a Brexit could weaken the EU in foreign policy.

Macedonia charges 30 after clashes
Prosecutors in Macedonia say they have charged 30 people with terrorism following deadly clashes in the northern town of Kumanovo.

Greece has been invited to become a member of the development bank of the BRICS economies, including Russia and China, which is seeking to become a counterweight to the IMF, a move welcomed by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras as “a happy surprise”.

In a surprise to nearly everyone, the Conservatives have won the UK’s 2015 General Election with a (small) overall majority. Following his audience with the Queen after the election, David Cameron reiterated his commitment to holding an in/out referendum on Britain’s EU membership. It seems therefore that we can now expect several years of negotiation, campaigning and debate on the UK’s future in the European Union.

Stop the Hysteria. Of Course Europe Wants an Open Internet
Stop the Hysteria. Of Course Europe Wants an Open Internet

The European Union and the United States have been friends and allies for decades. Our economies and our societies are so tightly intertwined that creating artificial divides and walls is not only practically difficult but potentially extremely damaging for both of us. And yet, listening to some of the recent commentary around the high-tech sector, […]

Confronting Britain’s military-industrial complex

The “special relationship” between the defence establishment and private arms companies is not an election issue. We need to make it one.

Is the Podemos bubble bursting?

Is the Podemos bubble bursting?

The rise of Spain’s new anti-establishment party, Podemos, has been nothing short of spectacular. However, there are now signs that Podemos is running out of steam. Mats Persson looks at the possible reasons behind the party’s decline in recent opinion polls, and whether it is a sign that the populist wave sweeping Europe is subsiding.

Crisis and reform: obstacles and possibilities for Greece and Europe

If the Greek government seems honest in its intentions to co-operate with the partners for a “mutually beneficial agreement”, the “working together for reform” rhetoric is hypocritical on the part of the EU institutions.

France’s Intelligence Bill: legalising mass surveillance

The French government claims its new Intelligence Bill is defined in opposition to the American and British models – but this just doesn’t hold once the text is examined. Quite the contrary.

EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has severely criticised thereaction of the EU heads of state and government to the refugee tragedies in the Mediterranean. Addressing the EU Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday, he called for refugees to be given legal access to Europe and the introduction ofcountry quotas. The press praises Juncker’s initiative and encourages the public to put pressure on politicians in the migration crisis.

Chancellor Merkel’s spokesman Steffen Seibert rejected accusations of a govenment cover-up in the mushrooming NSA scandal. EurActiv Germany reports.

Le Pen father to set up ‘grouping’
France’s National Front (FN) founder Jean-Marie Le Pen says he plans to set up his own “grouping” after being suspended from the far-right party.

With a Conservative victory in the UK election, even deeper cuts are looming for women already in poverty and at risk, and the suffering will become entrenched.

Blairism killed Labour, it cannot revive it

As the Labour right-wing searches to rationalise last week’s election defeat, the future of the party is at stake.

A second generation of grassroots movements in central and eastern Europe?

What comes next for central and eastern Europe’s civil society and social movements? The trend is for new forms of social participation that are community-oriented.

Negotiating the Greek public debt: wrong finance minister was fired

Expenditure reduction leads to falling household incomes, contraction in public services and a rising incidence of poverty, all without progress toward the professed goal, reduction in the nominal public debt.

Top European Union officials met the Ukrainian leadership on Monday for talks on deepening trade links and efforts to bring peace to Ukraine, but worsening violence in the separatist-minded east clouded the summit.

Who are the nationalist Finns Party?
Who are the nationalists invited to share power in Finland?

The conservative opposition candidate won the first round in Poland’s presidential election on Sunday (10 May), opening the way for a runoff in two weeks. EurActiv Poland reports.

Migrants arriving on the Island of Lampedusa by Regis51 CC-BY-20

Migrants arriving on the Island of Lampedusa by Regis51 CC-BY-20

April was a particularly deadly month in the Mediterranean Sea, where several boats carrying migrants with hopes of reaching Europe sunk.More than a thousand are estimated to have drowned, 800 alone in the April 19 wreck.

Sweden rejects Assange appeal
A Swedish court has rejected an appeal by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange against his arrest warrant for alleged sex offences.

Buoyed by a surprisingly clear-cut election victory, British Prime Minister David Cameron will name his new cabinet on Monday and meet Conservative lawmakers keen to hear how he plans to claw back more powers from the European Union.

SPECIAL REPORT / As the agricultural sector faces mounting pressure to raise production, consumer trust in the safety of the food supply chain has been eroding, a European Commission official warned.

The battle lines in the conflict over Athens’ debts have emerged more clearly after the meeting of the Euro Group on Friday in Riga. Euro Group leader Jeroen Dijsselbloem stressed that without sweeping reforms no further payments would be made. After three months of negotiations there is no sign of an agreement between Greece and its creditors, commentators write, and attempt to find a culprit for the fiasco.

Model 720, the anti-fraud law passed by the Spanish Government in 2012, has claimed its first high profile victim. Rodrigo Rato, the former director of the International Monetary Fund, as well as First Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of the Economy, is being investigated. EurActiv Spain reports.

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