Product Description
The second volume of "History of the Press in Istanbul," focusing on "Journalism in Republican Istanbul (1923-2023)," comprehensively examines the evolution of journalism in Istanbul over the 100 years since the establishment of the Republic. It sheds light on how the Turkish press has been affected by political, economic, and cultural changes, and how these changes have impacted journalistic practices. The book features insights from experts in the field and commentary from witnesses of the era, covering a wide range of important topics.
The history of Istanbul's press examines the period from 1923 to 1946, starting with the establishment of the Republic and exploring the impact of the single-party system on Istanbul's media. It then focuses on the period from 1946 to 1960, analyzing journalism in Istanbul during the multi-party era. Key topics include the founding years of newspapers like Cumhuriyet, Hürriyet, and Milliyet, as well as the journalistic careers of figures like Sedat Simavi and Ali Naci Karacan. The post-1960 period is also explored through the lens of significant newspapers and journalists of that time. The history then examines the impact of the September 12th coup on journalism in Istanbul between 1980 and 1990, highlighting the changing political, economic, technological, and cultural dynamics of the era. Finally, it explores the emergence of a different kind of journalism in Istanbul during the development of private television and internet journalism, marking the transition from traditional media to new media.
If you want to witness the history of journalism in Istanbul, explore the interesting details of each era, and understand the ethical values of the time, while also having a valuable reference book, then "History of Journalism in Istanbul" is perfect for you.