Panphobıa Caused And/Or Created By Dısınformatıon In The News (Perceptıon Of Turkey Accordıng To Dıe Welt Newspaper)

Abstract

Obtaining information is one of the basic needs of social life, and accessing the right news is guaranteed as a right in the constitutions of many countries. Therefore, it is a legal obligation for the institutions and organizations that mediate the news process to act with the understanding of public service, and the expectation of the society from the media is to reach objective data. It is important for accurate information that what is conveyed in news format is free from comments and adjectives. In this study, which was carried out on the basis of this path; It has been tried to test whether the media produces biased news by moving away from news objectivity.

Based on the understanding of news framing, in the research where semiotic and content analysis methods were used together, the foreign press was focused and the newspaper "Die Welt", one of the respected publications of the German media, was chosen as a sample. For this purpose, the news of the newspaper's Turkey correspondent for about one year was compiled. Twenty news items that directly concern Turkey have been identified, without any limitations on the subject. It was tried to determine how the news was framed in the obtained data, and it was concluded that the hypotheses put forward at the beginning of the research were confirmed.