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Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih boyunca hem en temel ihtiyacı hem de en önemli problemi olmuştur. Savunma ve saldırı stratejileri, savaş temelinde güvenlik politikalarını şekillendirmiştir. Savaş kavramı yüzyıllardır gelişerek... more
Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih boyunca hem en temel ihtiyacı hem de en önemli problemi olmuştur. Savunma ve saldırı stratejileri, savaş temelinde güvenlik politikalarını şekillendirmiştir. Savaş kavramı yüzyıllardır gelişerek asimetrik savaş ve günümüzde ise iletişim araçlarının ve bilişim teknolojilerinin hızlı gelişmesi ile birlikte bilgi savaşlarını gündeme getirmektedir. Savunma stratejilerinin gelişmesi ile birlikte insanoğlunun korunan şeylere olan merakının bir sonucu olarak, yeni saldırı stratejileri geliştirilmiştir. Bununla birlikte, şifreleme algoritmaları savunma amacıyla tarih boyunca, tüm iletişim kanalları için kullanılmıştır. Bu bağlamda şifreleme algoritmaları mesajın korunmasının ana unsuru haline gelmiş, gelecekte de bu özelliğini hiçbir zaman kaybetmeyecektir.
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Anahtar Kelimeler : Bilişim Güvenliği, Şifreleme, İletişim, Genetik, DNA, Hacking, Bilgi Savaşları. BİLİŞİM SİSTEMLERİNDE VERİ GÜVENLİĞİ YAKLAŞIMI VE ŞİFRELEME ALGORİTMALARI: DNA ALGORİTMASI ÖNERİSİ Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih... more
Anahtar Kelimeler : Bilişim Güvenliği, Şifreleme, İletişim, Genetik, DNA, Hacking, Bilgi Savaşları. BİLİŞİM SİSTEMLERİNDE VERİ GÜVENLİĞİ YAKLAŞIMI VE ŞİFRELEME ALGORİTMALARI: DNA ALGORİTMASI ÖNERİSİ Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih boyunca hem en temel ihtiyacı hem de en önemli problemi olmuştur. Savunma ve saldırı stratejileri, savaş temelinde güvenlik politikalarını şekillendirmiştir. Savaş kavramı yüzyıllardır gelişerek asimetrik savaş ve günümüzde ise iletişim araçlarının ve bilişim teknolojilerinin hızlı gelişmesi ile birlikte bilgi savaşlarını gündeme getirmektedir. Savunma stratejilerinin gelişmesi ile birlikte insanoğlunun korunan şeylere olan merakının bir sonucu olarak, yeni saldırı stratejileri geliştirilmiştir. Bununla birlikte, şifreleme algoritmaları savunma amacıyla tarih boyunca, tüm iletişim kanalları için kullanılmıştır. DNA algoritması ve insan çoğalma sistemi günümüzde hızlı iletişim kanalları, ağlar ve internet için bir algoritma olarak önerilmektedir. En ba...
Research Interests: Cultural Studies, Human Computer Interaction, Journalism, Critical Theory of Technology, Death Studies, and 15 moreDigital Media, Cultural Theory, Innovation Policy, Feminist science and technology studies, Biological Sciences, Cyber Physical Systems, Industry, Big Data, Critical Policy Studies, Kültürel çalışmalar, Gazetecilik, Digital Health, Digital Transformation, Digital Zombies, and critical thanatechnology studies
As in all social events the among reasons that affect also polygamy, it is known that there are of the many factors such as social structure’s social, economical, cultural structures, belief systems which are thought to significantly... more
As in all social events the among reasons that affect also polygamy, it is known that there are of the many factors such as social structure’s social, economical, cultural structures, belief systems which are thought to significantly affect the lifestyles of the societies. The aim of this study is to find out how women from different ethnic origins who came to the world in the same culture and lived within the same geographical boundaries point of view about polygamy and whether there is a difference in the direction of affirmation or negativity. The basic questions appropriate for the purpose of study were prepared in advance and new questions were also generated according to the response given by each participant to the questions, the researcher asked during the interview. Face-to-face interviews were conducted with 32 Syrian women of four different ethnic origins who lived in the same geographical borders as Arab, Turkmen, Circassian and Kurdish between the ages of 18-45 and who ...
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Digital technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence are changing how we live and do research, for example, the ways in which patient-reported outcomes and phenomics big data are curated and analyzed. Digital... more
Digital technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence are changing how we live and do research, for example, the ways in which patient-reported outcomes and phenomics big data are curated and analyzed. Digital transformation is everywhere and is reshaping data (im)mortality in a wide range of sectors in medicine, engineering, journalism, and beyond. In this context, thanatechnology is a term introduced by Carla Sofka over two decades ago, referring to "any kind of technology that can be used to deal with death, dying, grief, loss, and illness." The field of thanatechnology has become relevant in the digital age as social media is full of accounts from dead individuals, whereas digital media is often harnessed as a source of data and metadata, and in times of pandemics and normalcy. Emerging macroscale analyses forecast billions of social media user accounts from deceased persons in the current century. What happens to digital remains of persons on...
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Baska insanlarla kurdugu sosyal etkilesim ile kendi benliginin farkina varan insanlik, 21. yuzyilda sosyallesme ihtiyacini gidermenin ve diger insanlarla iletisim temelli etkilesim kurmanin yeni yollarini kesfetmektedir. Covid-19... more
Baska insanlarla kurdugu sosyal etkilesim ile kendi benliginin farkina varan insanlik, 21. yuzyilda sosyallesme ihtiyacini gidermenin ve diger insanlarla iletisim temelli etkilesim kurmanin yeni yollarini kesfetmektedir. Covid-19 pandemisi ile ortaya cikan sosyal izolasyon, modern insanin sosyal yasamina ve eglence endustrisinin surdurulebilirligine onemli bir engel olusturmaktadir. Ancak, sosyallesme ihtiyaci dogrultusunda insan, bu engelleri cagin iletisim teknolojileri ile asarak kendi online sosyal etkinliklerini yaratmaktadir. Kuresel bir kriz aninda ortaya cikan bu yeni sektor, dijitallesmenin yeni ekonomik sermayesinin olusumuna olanak tanimaktadir. Calisma kapsaminda, pandemi suresince ekonomik hacminde kuculme yasanan eglence sektorunun, bir kurtulus yolu olarak dijital dunyaya adaptasyonu incelenmektedir. Bu inceleme dogrultusunda gerceklestirilen cesitli online etkinlikler detayli incelenmis olup, elde edilen bulgular ile sektorun gelecegi tartisilmaktadir.
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Digital technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence are changing how we live and do research, for example, the ways in which patient-reported outcomes and phenomics big data are curated and analyzed. Digital... more
Digital technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence are changing how we live and do research, for example, the ways in which patient-reported outcomes and phenomics big data are curated and analyzed. Digital transformation is everywhere and is reshaping data (im)mortality in a wide range of sectors in medicine, engineering, journalism, and beyond. In this context, thanatechnology is a term introduced by Carla Sofka over two decades ago, referring to “any kind of technology that can be used to deal with death, dying, grief, loss, and illness.” The field of thanatechnology has become relevant in the digital age as social media is full of accounts from dead individuals, whereas digital media is often harnessed as a source of data and metadata, and in times of pandemics and normalcy. Emerging macroscale analyses forecast billions of social media user accounts from deceased persons in the current century. What happens to digital remains of persons once they cease to exist physically? Digital death, or its absence in the case of deceased individuals, becomes a challenge for both data availability and veracity, and confound research and public health services. Data (im)mortality and digital death are also relevant for research on past events of significance for public health, for example, to discern the history of pandemics and ecological threats. This article examines and calls for new ways of thinking about digital death and thanatechnology as integral dimensions of digital transformation in medicine, new media studies, and society in the 21st century.
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In a digital society, shall we be the authors of our own experience, not only during our lifetime but also after we die? We ask this question because dying and bereavement have become even harder, and much less private, in the digital... more
In a digital society, shall we be the authors of our own experience, not only during our lifetime but also after we die? We ask this question because dying and bereavement have become even harder, and much less private, in the digital age. New big data-driven digital industries and technologies are on the rise, with promises of interactive 3D avatars and storage of digital memories of the deceased, so they can continue to exist online as the “living dead” in a digital afterlife. Famous rock and roll icons like Roy Orbison, Frank Zappa, Ronnie James Dio, and Amy Winehouse have famously been turned into holograms that can once again give “live” performances on the touring circuit, often pulling in large audiences. Death studies, dying, and grief have become virtual in the 21st century. We live in truly unprecedented times for human-computer interactions. Thanatology is the scientific study of death, dying, loss, and grief. In contrast to the biological study of biological aging (cellular senescence) and programmed cell death (apoptosis), thanatology employs multiple professional lenses, medical, psychological, physical, spiritual, ethical, descriptive, and normative. In 1997, Carla Sofka introduced the term thanatechnology as “technological mechanisms such as interactive videodiscs and computer programs that are used to access information or aid in learning about thanatology topics.” Onward to 2021, the advent of social media, the Internet of Things, and sensors that digitize and archive nearly every human movement and experience are taking thanatechnology, and by extension, digital transformation, to new heights. For example, what happens to digital remains of persons once they cease to exist physically? This article offers a critical study and snapshot of this nascent field, and the “un-disciplinary” sociotechnical issues digital thanatechnologies raise in relation to big data. We also discuss how best to critically govern this new frontier in systems science and the digital society. We suggest that new policy narratives such as (1) the right to nonparticipation in relation to information and communication technologies and (2) the planetary public goods deserve further attention to democratize thanatechnology and big data. To the extent that systems science often depends on data from online platforms, for example, in times of pandemics and ecological crises, “critical thanatechnology studies,” introduced in this article, is a timely and essential field of scholarship with broad importance for systems science and planetary health.
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No field in science and medicine today remains untouched by Big Data, and psychiatry is no exception. Proteomics is a Big Data technology and a next generation biomarker, supporting novel system diagnostics and therapeutics in psychiatry.... more
No field in science and medicine today remains untouched by Big Data, and psychiatry is no exception. Proteomics is a Big Data technology and a next generation biomarker, supporting novel system diagnostics and therapeutics in psychiatry. Proteomics technology is, in fact, much older than genomics and dates to the 1970s, well before the launch of the international Human Genome Project. While the genome has long been framed as the master or "elite" executive molecule in cell biology, the proteome by contrast is humble. Yet the proteome is critical for life-it ensures the daily functioning of cells and whole organisms. In short, proteins are the blue-collar workers of biology, the down-to-earth molecules that we cannot live without. Since 2010, proteomics has found renewed meaning and international attention with the launch of the Human Proteome Project and the growing interest in Big Data technologies such as proteomics. This article presents an interdisciplinary technology...
Research Interests: Future Studies, Psychology, Information Technology, Psychiatry, Technology, and 12 moreInnovation statistics, Proteomics, Futures Studies and Foresight, Humans, Technology Foresight, Big Data, Mental Disorders, Big Data Analytics, Big Data / Analytics / Data Mining, Proteome, Precision Medicine, and Neurosciences
Bourdieu speaks of durable networks of social relationships in his conceptualizations of social capital. He notes that social capital is not independent from other forms of capital such as economic, physical, and cultural (e.g.,... more
Bourdieu speaks of durable networks of social relationships in his conceptualizations of social capital. He notes that social capital is not independent from other forms of capital such as economic, physical, and cultural (e.g., education) capital. Traditionally, attaining social capital had a “high entry threshold,” requiring time for cultivation, as well as the other forms of capital already mentioned. In the current interconnected, hyperkinetic age of Web 2.0, however, physical distances and temporal dimensions among persons have diminished with social media and professional networking programs such as Skype, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. These programs have no or low entry threshold to build social capital rapidly, and certainly do not require a person to have significant economic and cultural capital, let alone a great deal of competence in science, technology, or ethics. Acquisition and accumulation of social capital have thus been tremendously facilitated by Web 2.0. It is interesting to note that the current grant system also encourages low entry thresholds and at times forced collaborations; for example, big grant consortia demand that large numbers of people collaborate on a project.
Research Interests: Ethics, Applied Ethics, Internet Studies, Research Ethics, Social Capital, and 11 moreSocial Media, Medical Ethics, Pierre Bourdieu, Clinical ethics consultation, Web, Humans, Confidentiality, Moral Obligations, Codes of Ethics, Public health systems and services research, and Professional Competence
The fact that digital publishing platforms have surpassed traditional broadcasting to a great extent in the recent period reveals new broadcaster-viewer profiles. In particular, the evolution of YouTube from a standard... more
The fact that digital publishing platforms have surpassed traditional broadcasting to a great extent in the recent period reveals new broadcaster-viewer profiles. In particular, the evolution of YouTube from a standard video platform to a digital publishing platform has significantly increased the speed of transformation in publishing. YouTubers, which can be defined as the new digital publishers that emerged with this transformation of YouTube, cause the formation of a new audience profile in the audience dimension. It YouTube, as well as all over the world and in Turkey since last 15 years has meaning in mass rapid growth. Especially the adoption by the young generation and the dynamic nature of social media cause this new publisher profile to become even more famous and turn into opinion leaders. From now on, young people determine the material they will use while making make-up, political, scientific, etc. topics they will talk about in the environment of friends, based on the recommendations of YouTubers or the topics they talk about. Even the well-known names of traditional publishing find themselves obliged to adapt to this new publishing concept. In this context; The still uncertain reasons for the young generation to transform into an audience that serves the YouTuber phenomenon rather than the traditional media is the main factor in the realization of this research. For this reason, within the scope of the research, 6 different categories were examined by focusing on YouTuber-audience interaction. These categories are respectively divided into Comedy/Entertainment, Information/Documentary, Technology, Makeup, Talk Show/Interview and Gamers. In the selected datasets, the broadcast criteria that YouTube viewers searched the most were determined, and the conversion and popularity rates in new viewing practices over 30 different Youtubers were examined.
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ÖZET Internet teknolojileri ile dijital çağda boyut atlayan toplumsal yaşam, dijitalleşen dünyada yeni bir kırılma noktasını ise Co-vid-19 salgını ile yaşamaktadır. 2019'un sonlarında Çin'in Wuhan eyaletinde başlayan ve daha sonra... more
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Internet teknolojileri ile dijital çağda boyut atlayan toplumsal yaşam, dijitalleşen dünyada yeni bir kırılma noktasını ise Co-vid-19 salgını ile yaşamaktadır. 2019'un sonlarında Çin'in Wuhan eyaletinde başlayan ve daha sonra dünyanın tamamını etkisi altına alarak küresel bir karantina sürecine neden olan korona virüs, reel gündelik yaşamı dijitalleştirmeyi zorunlu kılmaktadır. Bu dijitalleştirme ile reel hayattaki sosyal etkileşim minimuma inerken dijital ortamdaki sosyal etkileşim miktarı ise maksimum seviyeye ulaşmıştır. Etkileşim yoğunluğunun dijital ortamda artması böylelikle reelin pandemisini dijital bir pandemiye dö-nüştürmüştür. Standart gündelik hayatın dijital olarak gerçekleştirilmesi ve küresel bir salgın krizinin yaşanıyor olması, dijital ortamda gündemi belirlerken oluşan bilgi havuzunun da güvenilirliğini zedelemektedir. Yeni normal olarak adlandırılan bu dönemin, Türkiye üzerinde de oldukça etkisi olmuştur. Bu araştırmada, korona virüs salgının Türkiye'de toplumsal açıdan ya-rattığı etkiler, Türk toplumunun Google aramaları ve Instagram hashtaglerine gösterdiği ilgi üzerinden gündem analizi yapılarak incelenmiştir. Bu inceleme, Türk halkının Covid-19 ve beraberinde gelen karantina sürecinde merak ettiği ve hakkında en çok konuştuğu konuların geneline belirli ölçütler ekseninde odaklanarak gerçekleştirilmiştir.
Extended Abstract: Social life, which has jumped within the digital age with Internet technologies, is experiencing a brand-new brink within the digitalized world with the Covid-19 epidemic. The corona virus, which started in Wuhan province of China end of 2019 and so caused a world quarantine process by affecting the entire world, makes it necessary to digitize real lifestyle. With this digitalization, social interaction in world has been minimized, while the quantity of social interaction within the digital environment has reached its maximum. the rise within the intensity of interaction within the digital environment, thus transforming the pandemic into a digital pandemic. the belief of ordinary standard of living digitally and therefore the indisputable fact that there is a world epidemic crisis undermines the credibility of the knowledge pool formed while setting the agenda within the digital environment. this era, called new normal, also had an excellent impact on Turkey. during this study, the results caused by the corona virus outbreak from the society in Turkey, the Turkish community of Google search and Instagram with the hashtag was examined by analysis out of interest within the agenda. This review has been disbursed by specializing in certain criteria generally the problems that the Turkish people are inquisitive about and speak about most during the Covid-19 and therefore the quarantine process that comes with it.
Internet teknolojileri ile dijital çağda boyut atlayan toplumsal yaşam, dijitalleşen dünyada yeni bir kırılma noktasını ise Co-vid-19 salgını ile yaşamaktadır. 2019'un sonlarında Çin'in Wuhan eyaletinde başlayan ve daha sonra dünyanın tamamını etkisi altına alarak küresel bir karantina sürecine neden olan korona virüs, reel gündelik yaşamı dijitalleştirmeyi zorunlu kılmaktadır. Bu dijitalleştirme ile reel hayattaki sosyal etkileşim minimuma inerken dijital ortamdaki sosyal etkileşim miktarı ise maksimum seviyeye ulaşmıştır. Etkileşim yoğunluğunun dijital ortamda artması böylelikle reelin pandemisini dijital bir pandemiye dö-nüştürmüştür. Standart gündelik hayatın dijital olarak gerçekleştirilmesi ve küresel bir salgın krizinin yaşanıyor olması, dijital ortamda gündemi belirlerken oluşan bilgi havuzunun da güvenilirliğini zedelemektedir. Yeni normal olarak adlandırılan bu dönemin, Türkiye üzerinde de oldukça etkisi olmuştur. Bu araştırmada, korona virüs salgının Türkiye'de toplumsal açıdan ya-rattığı etkiler, Türk toplumunun Google aramaları ve Instagram hashtaglerine gösterdiği ilgi üzerinden gündem analizi yapılarak incelenmiştir. Bu inceleme, Türk halkının Covid-19 ve beraberinde gelen karantina sürecinde merak ettiği ve hakkında en çok konuştuğu konuların geneline belirli ölçütler ekseninde odaklanarak gerçekleştirilmiştir.
Extended Abstract: Social life, which has jumped within the digital age with Internet technologies, is experiencing a brand-new brink within the digitalized world with the Covid-19 epidemic. The corona virus, which started in Wuhan province of China end of 2019 and so caused a world quarantine process by affecting the entire world, makes it necessary to digitize real lifestyle. With this digitalization, social interaction in world has been minimized, while the quantity of social interaction within the digital environment has reached its maximum. the rise within the intensity of interaction within the digital environment, thus transforming the pandemic into a digital pandemic. the belief of ordinary standard of living digitally and therefore the indisputable fact that there is a world epidemic crisis undermines the credibility of the knowledge pool formed while setting the agenda within the digital environment. this era, called new normal, also had an excellent impact on Turkey. during this study, the results caused by the corona virus outbreak from the society in Turkey, the Turkish community of Google search and Instagram with the hashtag was examined by analysis out of interest within the agenda. This review has been disbursed by specializing in certain criteria generally the problems that the Turkish people are inquisitive about and speak about most during the Covid-19 and therefore the quarantine process that comes with it.
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Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih boyunca hem en temel ihtiyacı hem de en önemli problemi olmuştur. Savunma ve saldırı stratejileri, savaş temelinde güvenlik politikalarını şekillendirmiştir. Savaş kavramı yüzyıllardır gelişerek... more
Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih boyunca hem en temel ihtiyacı hem de en önemli problemi olmuştur. Savunma ve saldırı stratejileri, savaş temelinde güvenlik politikalarını şekillendirmiştir. Savaş kavramı yüzyıllardır gelişerek asimetrik savaş ve günümüzde ise iletişim araçlarının ve bilişim teknolojilerinin hızlı gelişmesi ile birlikte bilgi savaşlarını gündeme getirmektedir. Savunma stratejilerinin gelişmesi ile birlikte insanoğlunun korunan şeylere olan merakının bir sonucu olarak, yeni saldırı stratejileri geliştirilmiştir. Bununla birlikte, şifreleme algoritmaları savunma amacıyla tarih boyunca, tüm iletişim kanalları için kullanılmıştır. Bu bağlamda şifreleme algoritmaları mesajın korunmasının ana unsuru haline gelmiş, gelecekte de bu özelliğini hiçbir zaman kaybetmeyecektir.
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As in all social events the among reasons that affect also polygamy, it is known that there are of the many factors such as social structure’s social, economical, cultural structures, belief systems which are thought to significantly... more
As in all social events the among reasons that affect also polygamy, it is known that there are of the many factors such as social structure’s social, economical, cultural structures, belief systems which are thought to significantly affect the lifestyles of the societies. The aim of this study is to find out how women from different ethnic origins who came to the world in the same culture and lived within the same geographical boundaries point of view about polygamy and whether there is a difference in the direction of affirmation or negativity. The basic questions appropriate for the purpose of study were prepared in advance and new questions were also generated according to the response given by each participant to the questions, the researcher asked during the interview. Face-to-face interviews were conducted with 32 Syrian women of four different ethnic origins who lived in the same geographical borders as Arab, Turkmen, Circassian and Kurdish between the ages of 18-45 and who were trained in the same or similar culture. As a result, it has been found that women have a negative attitude towards polygamy, which is known to exist in the cultural structure in Syria.
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We are glad and proud to present you the 3rd special issue that was co-created by the collaboration of the Journal of Media Critiques (JMC) and the Communication Institute of Greece (COMinG). This volume includes selected papers... more
We are glad and proud to present you the 3rd special issue that was co-created by the collaboration of the Journal of Media Critiques (JMC) and the Communication Institute of Greece (COMinG).
This volume includes selected papers presented at the 3rd Annual International Conference of Communication and Management (ICCM2018), 23-26 April 2018, organized by the Communication Institute of Greece. In total 40 papers were presented by 75 presenters, coming from 21 different countries around the world (Pakistan, USA, UAE, Germany, Finland, Beijing, Malaysia, Turkey, Russia, France, UK,
Belgium, Spain, Albania, Kenya, Thailand, Lithuania, Croatia, Morocco, China, Greece). This ‘audience’ comprised professors, researchers, students and key people, interested by education, politics, cultural affairs, etc.
The themes of this issue are separated into sections/chapters, similar with the ones of ICCM2018 conference, in order to facilitate the readers. From the twenty-six (26) papers of this volume, we have four (4) papers on International and Intercultural Education –Leadership, five (5) papers on International business and Management, four (4) papers on International and Intercultural, three (3) papers on Political sciences Communication and International affairs, and ten (10) papers on Social
Media, Media and Mediated Communication Technologies.
This volume includes selected papers presented at the 3rd Annual International Conference of Communication and Management (ICCM2018), 23-26 April 2018, organized by the Communication Institute of Greece. In total 40 papers were presented by 75 presenters, coming from 21 different countries around the world (Pakistan, USA, UAE, Germany, Finland, Beijing, Malaysia, Turkey, Russia, France, UK,
Belgium, Spain, Albania, Kenya, Thailand, Lithuania, Croatia, Morocco, China, Greece). This ‘audience’ comprised professors, researchers, students and key people, interested by education, politics, cultural affairs, etc.
The themes of this issue are separated into sections/chapters, similar with the ones of ICCM2018 conference, in order to facilitate the readers. From the twenty-six (26) papers of this volume, we have four (4) papers on International and Intercultural Education –Leadership, five (5) papers on International business and Management, four (4) papers on International and Intercultural, three (3) papers on Political sciences Communication and International affairs, and ten (10) papers on Social
Media, Media and Mediated Communication Technologies.
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We invite you all to participate in the next issues of JMC by submitting articles related to any communication, media, information studies. JMC is NO longer a thematic journal, JMC will have 2 regular issues in a year as December and June... more
We invite you all to participate in the next issues of JMC by submitting articles related to any communication, media, information studies. JMC is NO longer a thematic journal, JMC will have 2 regular issues in a year as December and June issues. This is our special issue for the new year. Also we kindly invite you all to cooperate in special issues. In this sense, our aim is to implement improvements during the transformation of media/communication or while investigating within the field of communication. In the case of communication and media studies in particular, we would rather include those carried out in a subject, in a group of subjects or in a whole degree from the scientific and technological area.
Through JMC we would like to create an open access scientific journal to exchange and disseminate any contribution that may involve communication and media studies so as to achieve a more significant research for our colleagues at scientific and technological universities. Hence, our readers could use such proposals as a model to be applied and/or adopted in their own contexts. In fact, we have a special interest in receiving articles related to experiences that imply a methodological change (when compared with a more traditional approach) and encourage or motivate developing new theoritical and practical theories.
We include here examples of some possible topics for the forthcoming JMC issue (but not limited to):
• Children, Adolescents and the Media
• Communication and Technology
• Communication History
• Communication Law and Policy
• Communication Science and Biology
• Computational Methods
• Environmental Communication
• Ethnicity and Race in Communication
• Game Studies
• Global Communication and Social Change
• Information Systems
• Instructional and Developmental Communication
• Intercultural Communication
• Intergroup Communication
• Interpersonal Communication
• Journalism Studies
• Language and Social Interaction
• Mass Communication
• Media Industry Studies
• Mobile Communication
• Organizational Communication
• Philosophy, Theory and Critique
• Political Communication
• Popular Communication
• Visual Communication Studies
• Media Critiques
• Media and Ethics
Important Deadlines
JANUARY SPECIAL ISSUE
-Completed paper submission: December 30, 2016
-Announcement of accepted papers and editing: January 15, 2017
-Online publication: January 30, 2017
Please register international online journal, Journal of Media Critiques for uploading your completed paper at http://www.mediacritiques.net/index.php/jmc/user/register. If you need any assistance during this processes you can contact directly our Editor-in-Chief Dr.Arif YILDIRIM via email jmc@mediacritiques.net. Peer reviews will be completed for January 15, 2017 and after final revisions, issue will be published by January 30, 2017.
Thank you in advance for your interest and contribution. We hope to cooperate with you in our new projects.
Through JMC we would like to create an open access scientific journal to exchange and disseminate any contribution that may involve communication and media studies so as to achieve a more significant research for our colleagues at scientific and technological universities. Hence, our readers could use such proposals as a model to be applied and/or adopted in their own contexts. In fact, we have a special interest in receiving articles related to experiences that imply a methodological change (when compared with a more traditional approach) and encourage or motivate developing new theoritical and practical theories.
We include here examples of some possible topics for the forthcoming JMC issue (but not limited to):
• Children, Adolescents and the Media
• Communication and Technology
• Communication History
• Communication Law and Policy
• Communication Science and Biology
• Computational Methods
• Environmental Communication
• Ethnicity and Race in Communication
• Game Studies
• Global Communication and Social Change
• Information Systems
• Instructional and Developmental Communication
• Intercultural Communication
• Intergroup Communication
• Interpersonal Communication
• Journalism Studies
• Language and Social Interaction
• Mass Communication
• Media Industry Studies
• Mobile Communication
• Organizational Communication
• Philosophy, Theory and Critique
• Political Communication
• Popular Communication
• Visual Communication Studies
• Media Critiques
• Media and Ethics
Important Deadlines
JANUARY SPECIAL ISSUE
-Completed paper submission: December 30, 2016
-Announcement of accepted papers and editing: January 15, 2017
-Online publication: January 30, 2017
Please register international online journal, Journal of Media Critiques for uploading your completed paper at http://www.mediacritiques.net/index.php/jmc/user/register. If you need any assistance during this processes you can contact directly our Editor-in-Chief Dr.Arif YILDIRIM via email jmc@mediacritiques.net. Peer reviews will be completed for January 15, 2017 and after final revisions, issue will be published by January 30, 2017.
Thank you in advance for your interest and contribution. We hope to cooperate with you in our new projects.
Research Interests: Anthropology, Political Philosophy, Communication, Media Studies, Intercultural Communication, and 20 moreNew Media, Media and Cultural Studies, Journalism, Social Sciences, Social Networking, Digital Media, Political Science, Mass Communication, Politics, Political communication, Information Communication Technology, Social Media, Visual Communication, Children's Media, Media, Online Journalism, Mobile Communication, Cultural Anthropology, Journalism Studies, and Journalism And Mass communication
Interrogating the role of knowledge, methods and practices of communication and media in the formation, reproduction, and reflection of neoliberal modes, this issue will look at the ways in which intervening in bodies of communication and... more
Interrogating the role of knowledge, methods and practices of communication and media in the formation, reproduction, and reflection of neoliberal modes, this issue will look at the ways in which intervening in bodies of communication and media knowledge offer pathways for structural transformation. By the order of neoliberalism since the 1980s, many media and communication scholars have redirected their criticisms from capitalism to neoliberalism. Therefore; mapping the legacies and meanings of the terms liberalism and neoliberalism and revealing the complexity and specifity of what neoliberalism is today, indicate the necessity of prospecting.
The term neoliberalism has been taken up keenly in critical analyses in recent years. Criticisms of neoliberalism can be separated roughly into three directions. In the first, the Foucauldians who draw on Foucault’s comments on neoliberalism. The second direction of Marxists draws on Marxist political economy to frame neoliberalism as the dominant capitalism ideology of the present. A third one, which might be called the epochalists, uses neoliberalism as one of a set of epochal concepts to describe recent developments in conceptual terms.
The neoliberal discourse is characterized by shielding the responsibility of society over the individual destinies and transferring this burden to each one. Transferring that individuality transformed by media, communication and thus information.
Journal of Media Critiques is expected critical papers from different perspectives, as indicated above neoliberalism context based on the media, communication and information theme. Thanks to all our participants/authors, referees to make this happen. Here the issue!
The term neoliberalism has been taken up keenly in critical analyses in recent years. Criticisms of neoliberalism can be separated roughly into three directions. In the first, the Foucauldians who draw on Foucault’s comments on neoliberalism. The second direction of Marxists draws on Marxist political economy to frame neoliberalism as the dominant capitalism ideology of the present. A third one, which might be called the epochalists, uses neoliberalism as one of a set of epochal concepts to describe recent developments in conceptual terms.
The neoliberal discourse is characterized by shielding the responsibility of society over the individual destinies and transferring this burden to each one. Transferring that individuality transformed by media, communication and thus information.
Journal of Media Critiques is expected critical papers from different perspectives, as indicated above neoliberalism context based on the media, communication and information theme. Thanks to all our participants/authors, referees to make this happen. Here the issue!
Research Interests: Political Economy, Political Philosophy, Media Studies, New Media, Media and Cultural Studies, and 13 moreDigital Humanities, Social Sciences, Globalization, Political Theory, Social Networking, Digital Media, Political Science, Liberalism, Mass Communication, Politics, Political communication, Social Media, and Media
Call for Papers NeoLiberalism and Media September 2016, Vol.2. No.7 Dear Colleagues, We apologize for the delay of the 2016 issues, JMC has been remedied the deficiencies to publish critical manuscripts. Author guidelines, review... more
Call for Papers NeoLiberalism and Media September 2016, Vol.2. No.7
Dear Colleagues,
We apologize for the delay of the 2016 issues, JMC has been remedied the deficiencies to publish critical manuscripts. Author guidelines, review process by new review form to be helpful for our reviewers, copyright notice to contribute open access, and the design of the site has been updated. Moreover, we are proud to be announced that AcademicKeys, CrossRef, Erih Plus, Scientific Indexing Services (SIS), WorldCat, JournalTOCs, International Institute of Organized Research (I2OR), JURN indexes are now indexing JMC in advance.
This year, the first volume of JMC will be published in September 2016 and the theme is determined as “Neo-Liberalism and Media”. The deadlines of the publication are below:
-Completed paper submission: August 25, 2016
-Announcement of accepted papers and editing: September 25, 2016
-Online publication: September 30, 2016
Please register international online journal, Journal of Media Critiques for uploading your completed paper at http://www.mediacritiques.net/index.php/jmc/user/register by August 25, 2016. If you need any assistance during this processes you can contact directly our Editor-in-Chief Arif Yıldırım via email jmc@mediacritiques.net. Peer reviews will be completed until September 25, 2016 and after final revisions journal will be published by September 30, 2016.
Thank you in advance for your interest and contribution. We hope to cooperate with you in our new projects.
CALL FOR PAPERS
SEPTEMBER 2016, Vol.2. No.7
NEO-LIBERALISM AND MEDIA
Interrogating the role of knowledge, methods and practices of communication and media in the formation, reproduction, and reflection of neoliberal modes, this issue will look at the ways in which intervening in bodies of communication and media knowledge offer pathways for structural transformation. By the order of neoliberalism since the 1980s, many media and communication scholars have redirected their criticisms from capitalism to neoliberalism. Therefore; mapping the legacies and meanings of the terms liberalism and neoliberalism and revealing the complexity and specifity of what neoliberalism is today, indicate the necessity of prospecting.
The term neoliberalism has been taken up keenly in critical analyses in recent years. Criticisms of neoliberalism can be separated roughly into three directions. In the first, the Foucauldians who draw on Foucault’s comments on neoliberalism. The second direction of Marxists draws on Marxist political economy to frame neoliberalism as the dominant capitalism ideology of the present. A third one, which might be called the epochalists, uses neoliberalism as one of a set of epochal concepts to describe recent developments in conceptual terms.
The neoliberal discourse is characterized by shielding the responsibility of society over the individual destinies and transferring this burden to each one. Transferring that individuality transformed by media, communication and thus information.
Journal of Media Critiques is expecting critical papers from different perspectives, as indicated above neoliberalism context based on the media, communication and information theme. Possible topics include but are not limited to:
Hegemony of Pluralism in Media and Cultural Studies
Determinism or Functionalism in Media and Technology
Marginalization of Media and Communication Studies
Neoliberalism and Media, Communication Studies
Neoliberalism as a Replacement of Capitalism
Media and Cultural Industries as Neoliberal Markets
Commercialization of Culture in Media
Democratic Populism in Media
Globalized Media vs. Localized Culture
Conservative Media and Conservative Governments
The Transformation of Ideology
NeoLiberalism and Internet of Things (IoT)
Big Data Issue in a NeoLiberal Space
Dear Colleagues,
We apologize for the delay of the 2016 issues, JMC has been remedied the deficiencies to publish critical manuscripts. Author guidelines, review process by new review form to be helpful for our reviewers, copyright notice to contribute open access, and the design of the site has been updated. Moreover, we are proud to be announced that AcademicKeys, CrossRef, Erih Plus, Scientific Indexing Services (SIS), WorldCat, JournalTOCs, International Institute of Organized Research (I2OR), JURN indexes are now indexing JMC in advance.
This year, the first volume of JMC will be published in September 2016 and the theme is determined as “Neo-Liberalism and Media”. The deadlines of the publication are below:
-Completed paper submission: August 25, 2016
-Announcement of accepted papers and editing: September 25, 2016
-Online publication: September 30, 2016
Please register international online journal, Journal of Media Critiques for uploading your completed paper at http://www.mediacritiques.net/index.php/jmc/user/register by August 25, 2016. If you need any assistance during this processes you can contact directly our Editor-in-Chief Arif Yıldırım via email jmc@mediacritiques.net. Peer reviews will be completed until September 25, 2016 and after final revisions journal will be published by September 30, 2016.
Thank you in advance for your interest and contribution. We hope to cooperate with you in our new projects.
CALL FOR PAPERS
SEPTEMBER 2016, Vol.2. No.7
NEO-LIBERALISM AND MEDIA
Interrogating the role of knowledge, methods and practices of communication and media in the formation, reproduction, and reflection of neoliberal modes, this issue will look at the ways in which intervening in bodies of communication and media knowledge offer pathways for structural transformation. By the order of neoliberalism since the 1980s, many media and communication scholars have redirected their criticisms from capitalism to neoliberalism. Therefore; mapping the legacies and meanings of the terms liberalism and neoliberalism and revealing the complexity and specifity of what neoliberalism is today, indicate the necessity of prospecting.
The term neoliberalism has been taken up keenly in critical analyses in recent years. Criticisms of neoliberalism can be separated roughly into three directions. In the first, the Foucauldians who draw on Foucault’s comments on neoliberalism. The second direction of Marxists draws on Marxist political economy to frame neoliberalism as the dominant capitalism ideology of the present. A third one, which might be called the epochalists, uses neoliberalism as one of a set of epochal concepts to describe recent developments in conceptual terms.
The neoliberal discourse is characterized by shielding the responsibility of society over the individual destinies and transferring this burden to each one. Transferring that individuality transformed by media, communication and thus information.
Journal of Media Critiques is expecting critical papers from different perspectives, as indicated above neoliberalism context based on the media, communication and information theme. Possible topics include but are not limited to:
Hegemony of Pluralism in Media and Cultural Studies
Determinism or Functionalism in Media and Technology
Marginalization of Media and Communication Studies
Neoliberalism and Media, Communication Studies
Neoliberalism as a Replacement of Capitalism
Media and Cultural Industries as Neoliberal Markets
Commercialization of Culture in Media
Democratic Populism in Media
Globalized Media vs. Localized Culture
Conservative Media and Conservative Governments
The Transformation of Ideology
NeoLiberalism and Internet of Things (IoT)
Big Data Issue in a NeoLiberal Space
Research Interests: Cultural Studies, Political Philosophy, Communication, Media Studies, New Media, and 18 moreMedia and Cultural Studies, Social Networks, Social Sciences, Internet Studies, Social Networking, Digital Media, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Political Science, Liberalism, Politics, Political communication, Social Media, Neoliberalism, Social Network Analysis (SNA), Networking, Mass media, Big Data, and Internet of Things (IoT)
No field in science and medicine today remains untouched by Big Data, and psychiatry is no exception. Proteomics is a Big Data technology and a next generation biomarker, supporting novel system diagnostics and therapeutics in psychiatry.... more
No field in science and medicine today remains untouched by Big Data, and psychiatry is no exception. Proteomics is a Big Data technology and a next generation biomarker, supporting novel system diagnostics and therapeutics in psychiatry. Proteomics technology is, in fact, much older than genomics and dates to the 1970s, well before the launch of the international Human Genome Project. While the genome has long been framed as the master or "elite" executive molecule in cell biology, the proteome by contrast is humble. Yet the proteome is critical for life-it ensures the daily functioning of cells and whole organisms. In short, proteins are the blue-collar workers of biology, the down-to-earth molecules that we cannot live without. Since 2010, proteomics has found renewed meaning and international attention with the launch of the Human Proteome Project and the growing interest in Big Data technologies such as proteomics. This article presents an interdisciplinary technology foresight analysis and conceptualizes the terms "environtome" and "social proteome". We define "environtome" as the entire complement of elements external to the human host, from microbiome, ambient temperature and weather conditions to government innovation policies, stock market dynamics, human values, political power and social norms that collectively shape the human host spatially and temporally. The "social proteome" is the subset of the environtome that influences the transition of proteomics technology to innovative applications in society. The social proteome encompasses, for example, new reimbursement schemes and business innovation models for proteomics diagnostics that depart from the "once-a-life-time" genotypic tests and the anticipated hype attendant to context and time sensitive proteomics tests. Building on the "nesting principle" for governance of complex systems as discussed by Elinor Ostrom, we propose here a 3-tiered organizational architecture for Big Data science such as proteomics. The proposed nested governance structure is comprised of (a) scientists, (b) ethicists, and (c) scholars in the nascent field of "ethics-of-ethics", and aims to cultivate a robust social proteome for personalized medicine. Ostrom often noted that such nested governance designs offer assurance that political power embedded in innovation processes is distributed evenly and is not concentrated disproportionately in a single overbearing stakeholder or person. We agree with this assessment and conclude by underscoring the synergistic value of social and biological proteomes to realize the full potentials of proteomics science for personalized medicine in psychiatry in the present era of Big Data.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Bollywoodization of Foreign Policy: How Film Discourse Portrays Tension between States 11 AZMAT RASUL - MUDASSIR MUKHTAR An Essay on Actor, Actress in Turkish Cinema, Human Ans Sector Ethics in the 21st Century 29... more
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Bollywoodization of Foreign Policy: How Film Discourse Portrays Tension between States 11
AZMAT RASUL - MUDASSIR MUKHTAR
An Essay on Actor, Actress in Turkish Cinema, Human Ans Sector Ethics in the 21st Century 29
NEVİN ALGÜL
Digital Media Platforms and Education: The Uses of Social Networking in the UAE and China 47
BADREYA ALJENAIBI
Are you cup of joking? : The “latte salute”, American President Barack Obama’s Visual Rhetoric 91
JENNIFER ANNE GEHRISCH
Advertising in Virtual Worlds: The Example of Second Life 103
DİNÇER ATLI - TUNCER CAN
Semiotic Analysis of E-Newspapers Interface Views within the Scope of Advertisements 117
BAHAR DİNÇAKMAN
Interactivity and Political Communication: New Media Tools and their Impact on Public Political Communication 131
BURTON SPEAKMAN
Uses and Effects of Myspace among Christian Teens and Young Adult 145
MICHAEL S. JEFFRESS
A Narrative Criticism of Lifestyle Reality Programs 167
TRAVIS LOOF
Bollywoodization of Foreign Policy: How Film Discourse Portrays Tension between States 11
AZMAT RASUL - MUDASSIR MUKHTAR
An Essay on Actor, Actress in Turkish Cinema, Human Ans Sector Ethics in the 21st Century 29
NEVİN ALGÜL
Digital Media Platforms and Education: The Uses of Social Networking in the UAE and China 47
BADREYA ALJENAIBI
Are you cup of joking? : The “latte salute”, American President Barack Obama’s Visual Rhetoric 91
JENNIFER ANNE GEHRISCH
Advertising in Virtual Worlds: The Example of Second Life 103
DİNÇER ATLI - TUNCER CAN
Semiotic Analysis of E-Newspapers Interface Views within the Scope of Advertisements 117
BAHAR DİNÇAKMAN
Interactivity and Political Communication: New Media Tools and their Impact on Public Political Communication 131
BURTON SPEAKMAN
Uses and Effects of Myspace among Christian Teens and Young Adult 145
MICHAEL S. JEFFRESS
A Narrative Criticism of Lifestyle Reality Programs 167
TRAVIS LOOF
Research Interests: Communication, Media Studies, New Media, Media and Cultural Studies, Journalism, and 26 moreDigital Media, Advertising, Advertising And Social Culture, Mass Communication, Media Education, Citizen Journalism, Political communication, Social Media, Advertising and Media, Media, Online Journalism, Political Economy of the Media, Media and Politics, Mass media, Communication Studies, Journalism Studies, Media Research, Media Industry, Marketing Communications, Newspapers and online journalism, Journalism And Mass communication, Newspaper, Journalism and Media Studies, Cinema and Television, Sociology of Journalism, and Media Industry Studies
Journal of Media Critiques, June 2015
doi: 10.17349/jmc115100
Coming Special Issue 4 - 2015
www.mediacritiques.net
email: jmc@mediacritiques.net
doi: 10.17349/jmc115100
Coming Special Issue 4 - 2015
www.mediacritiques.net
email: jmc@mediacritiques.net
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Bourdieu speaks of durable networks of social relationships in his conceptualizations of social capital. He notes that social capital is not independent from other forms of capital such as economic, physical, and cultural (e.g.,... more
Bourdieu speaks of durable networks of social relationships in his conceptualizations of social capital. He notes that social capital is not independent from other forms of capital such as economic, physical, and cultural (e.g., education) capital. Traditionally, attaining social capital had a “high entry threshold,” requiring time for cultivation, as well as the other forms of capital already mentioned. In the current interconnected, hyperkinetic age of Web 2.0, however, physical distances and temporal dimensions among persons have diminished with social media and professional networking programs such as Skype, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. These programs have no or low entry threshold to build social capital rapidly, and certainly do not require a person to have significant economic and cultural capital, let alone a great deal of competence in science, technology, or ethics. Acquisition and accumulation of social capital have thus been tremendously facilitated by Web 2.0. It is interesting to note that the current grant system also encourages low entry thresholds and at times forced collaborations; for example, big grant consortia demand that large numbers of people collaborate on a project.
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Call for Papers NeoLiberalism and Media September 2016, Vol.2. No.7 Dear Colleagues, We apologize for the delay of the 2016 issues, JMC has been remedied the deficiencies to publish critical manuscripts. Author guidelines, review... more
Call for Papers NeoLiberalism and Media September 2016, Vol.2. No.7
Dear Colleagues,
We apologize for the delay of the 2016 issues, JMC has been remedied the deficiencies to publish critical manuscripts. Author guidelines, review process by new review form to be helpful for our reviewers, copyright notice to contribute open access, and the design of the site has been updated. Moreover, we are proud to be announced that AcademicKeys, CrossRef, Erih Plus, Scientific Indexing Services (SIS), WorldCat, JournalTOCs, International Institute of Organized Research (I2OR), JURN indexes are now indexing JMC in advance.
This year, the first volume of JMC will be published in September 2016 and the theme is determined as “Neo-Liberalism and Media”. The deadlines of the publication are below:
-Completed paper submission: August 25, 2016
-Announcement of accepted papers and editing: September 25, 2016
-Online publication: September 30, 2016
Please register international online journal, Journal of Media Critiques for uploading your completed paper at http://www.mediacritiques.net/index.php/jmc/user/register by August 25, 2016. If you need any assistance during this processes you can contact directly our Editor-in-Chief Arif Yıldırım via email jmc@mediacritiques.net. Peer reviews will be completed until September 25, 2016 and after final revisions journal will be published by September 30, 2016.
Thank you in advance for your interest and contribution. We hope to cooperate with you in our new projects.
CALL FOR PAPERS
SEPTEMBER 2016, Vol.2. No.7
NEO-LIBERALISM AND MEDIA
Interrogating the role of knowledge, methods and practices of communication and media in the formation, reproduction, and reflection of neoliberal modes, this issue will look at the ways in which intervening in bodies of communication and media knowledge offer pathways for structural transformation. By the order of neoliberalism since the 1980s, many media and communication scholars have redirected their criticisms from capitalism to neoliberalism. Therefore; mapping the legacies and meanings of the terms liberalism and neoliberalism and revealing the complexity and specifity of what neoliberalism is today, indicate the necessity of prospecting.
The term neoliberalism has been taken up keenly in critical analyses in recent years. Criticisms of neoliberalism can be separated roughly into three directions. In the first, the Foucauldians who draw on Foucault’s comments on neoliberalism. The second direction of Marxists draws on Marxist political economy to frame neoliberalism as the dominant capitalism ideology of the present. A third one, which might be called the epochalists, uses neoliberalism as one of a set of epochal concepts to describe recent developments in conceptual terms.
The neoliberal discourse is characterized by shielding the responsibility of society over the individual destinies and transferring this burden to each one. Transferring that individuality transformed by media, communication and thus information.
Journal of Media Critiques is expecting critical papers from different perspectives, as indicated above neoliberalism context based on the media, communication and information theme. Possible topics include but are not limited to:
Hegemony of Pluralism in Media and Cultural Studies
Determinism or Functionalism in Media and Technology
Marginalization of Media and Communication Studies
Neoliberalism and Media, Communication Studies
Neoliberalism as a Replacement of Capitalism
Media and Cultural Industries as Neoliberal Markets
Commercialization of Culture in Media
Democratic Populism in Media
Globalized Media vs. Localized Culture
Conservative Media and Conservative Governments
The Transformation of Ideology
NeoLiberalism and Internet of Things (IoT)
Big Data Issue in a NeoLiberal Space
Dear Colleagues,
We apologize for the delay of the 2016 issues, JMC has been remedied the deficiencies to publish critical manuscripts. Author guidelines, review process by new review form to be helpful for our reviewers, copyright notice to contribute open access, and the design of the site has been updated. Moreover, we are proud to be announced that AcademicKeys, CrossRef, Erih Plus, Scientific Indexing Services (SIS), WorldCat, JournalTOCs, International Institute of Organized Research (I2OR), JURN indexes are now indexing JMC in advance.
This year, the first volume of JMC will be published in September 2016 and the theme is determined as “Neo-Liberalism and Media”. The deadlines of the publication are below:
-Completed paper submission: August 25, 2016
-Announcement of accepted papers and editing: September 25, 2016
-Online publication: September 30, 2016
Please register international online journal, Journal of Media Critiques for uploading your completed paper at http://www.mediacritiques.net/index.php/jmc/user/register by August 25, 2016. If you need any assistance during this processes you can contact directly our Editor-in-Chief Arif Yıldırım via email jmc@mediacritiques.net. Peer reviews will be completed until September 25, 2016 and after final revisions journal will be published by September 30, 2016.
Thank you in advance for your interest and contribution. We hope to cooperate with you in our new projects.
CALL FOR PAPERS
SEPTEMBER 2016, Vol.2. No.7
NEO-LIBERALISM AND MEDIA
Interrogating the role of knowledge, methods and practices of communication and media in the formation, reproduction, and reflection of neoliberal modes, this issue will look at the ways in which intervening in bodies of communication and media knowledge offer pathways for structural transformation. By the order of neoliberalism since the 1980s, many media and communication scholars have redirected their criticisms from capitalism to neoliberalism. Therefore; mapping the legacies and meanings of the terms liberalism and neoliberalism and revealing the complexity and specifity of what neoliberalism is today, indicate the necessity of prospecting.
The term neoliberalism has been taken up keenly in critical analyses in recent years. Criticisms of neoliberalism can be separated roughly into three directions. In the first, the Foucauldians who draw on Foucault’s comments on neoliberalism. The second direction of Marxists draws on Marxist political economy to frame neoliberalism as the dominant capitalism ideology of the present. A third one, which might be called the epochalists, uses neoliberalism as one of a set of epochal concepts to describe recent developments in conceptual terms.
The neoliberal discourse is characterized by shielding the responsibility of society over the individual destinies and transferring this burden to each one. Transferring that individuality transformed by media, communication and thus information.
Journal of Media Critiques is expecting critical papers from different perspectives, as indicated above neoliberalism context based on the media, communication and information theme. Possible topics include but are not limited to:
Hegemony of Pluralism in Media and Cultural Studies
Determinism or Functionalism in Media and Technology
Marginalization of Media and Communication Studies
Neoliberalism and Media, Communication Studies
Neoliberalism as a Replacement of Capitalism
Media and Cultural Industries as Neoliberal Markets
Commercialization of Culture in Media
Democratic Populism in Media
Globalized Media vs. Localized Culture
Conservative Media and Conservative Governments
The Transformation of Ideology
NeoLiberalism and Internet of Things (IoT)
Big Data Issue in a NeoLiberal Space
Research Interests: Sociology, Cultural Studies, Communication, Media Studies, Intercultural Communication, and 14 moreNew Media, Media and Cultural Studies, Social Networks, Social Sciences, Internet Studies, Social Networking, Digital Media, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Mass Communication, Political communication, Social Media, Social Network Analysis (SNA), Media, and The Internet
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Activism, Digital Activism and Hacktivism
Community Media and ICTs for Development and Social Transformation
Community Media and ICTs for Development and Social Transformation
Communication Technologies, Globalization and Culture Press Technics Introduciton to Journalism Social Media and Communication Social Sensibility Project I Social Sensibility Project II Child Plays Festival History of Turkish Media... more
Communication Technologies, Globalization and Culture
Press Technics
Introduciton to Journalism
Social Media and Communication
Social Sensibility Project I
Social Sensibility Project II Child Plays Festival
History of Turkish Media
Internet Programming
Research Methods
Social Media Journalism and Hacktivism
Information Resources
Crime, Society and Media
Network Society
Science and Technology Journalism
Press Technics
Introduciton to Journalism
Social Media and Communication
Social Sensibility Project I
Social Sensibility Project II Child Plays Festival
History of Turkish Media
Internet Programming
Research Methods
Social Media Journalism and Hacktivism
Information Resources
Crime, Society and Media
Network Society
Science and Technology Journalism
Founder and Head of The Department of Journalism 2011-.... Gaziantep University Founder and Head of The Department of Communication Informatics 2012-.... Gaziantep University Founder and Head of The Department of Communications... more
Founder and Head of The Department of Journalism 2011-....
Gaziantep University
Founder and Head of The Department of Communication Informatics 2012-....
Gaziantep University
Founder and Head of The Department of Communications 2012-....
and Social Transformation Gaziantep University
Deputy Dean and Founder of Faculty of Communications 2011-2013
Gaziantep University
Deputy Manager of Institute of Social Sciences 2012-2013
Gaziantep University
Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Social Sciences 2012-2013
Gaziantep University - Institute of Social Sciences
Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Journal Cyber Security, Privacy and eCrime 2011-...
Gaziantep University
Founder and Head of The Department of Communication Informatics 2012-....
Gaziantep University
Founder and Head of The Department of Communications 2012-....
and Social Transformation Gaziantep University
Deputy Dean and Founder of Faculty of Communications 2011-2013
Gaziantep University
Deputy Manager of Institute of Social Sciences 2012-2013
Gaziantep University
Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Social Sciences 2012-2013
Gaziantep University - Institute of Social Sciences
Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Journal Cyber Security, Privacy and eCrime 2011-...
Security has always been a substantial problem for humankind throughout the history and at the same time it has also been a basic need. Defense and attack strategies have formed security policies which are underlying the war. The term of... more
Security has always been a substantial problem for humankind throughout the history and at the same time it has also been a basic need. Defense and attack strategies have formed security policies which are underlying the war. The term of war has evolved over the ages and finally the concept of asymmetric warfare has emerged. Furthermore, developing communication utilities and spreading information technologies bring the information warfare to the agenda. In parallel with the development of defense strategies and as a result of human curiosity for the protected things, new attack strategies have been developed. Similarly, for the purposes of defense throughout history, encryption algorithms has been used for all communication channels. DNA algorithm and human reproduction logic as an encryption algorithm has been suggested for today’s fastest communication channels, the networks and the internet. Based on the simplest model of Communication, Shannon- Weaver Communication Model, the human reproduction logic designed as an algorithm for information systems.
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The level of technology that human being has been able to achieve so far is continuing to speed up also in the field of education. Advanced technology has given a distinctive dimension as well as a new perception to the concept of... more
The level of technology that human being has been able to achieve so far is continuing to speed up also in the field of education. Advanced technology has given a distinctive dimension as well as a new perception to the concept of traditional education existed until now. This new conception caused governments to develop different methods in order to provide educational, cultural and social improvement of the individual and to create human potential required for a knowledge-based community. As a product of technology, the internet and the internet-based distant education, carried out by the internet have been started to apply to the education system of Turkey and the rest of the world as well, in different ways and by using different models. While reaching a wide mass of students, the internet-based education, at the same time, provides the possibility of addressing a wide mass both in the national and international level. This system of education will improve the collective problem-solving skills of people from different languages, religions and races; as well as, their ability of having a thought in all subjects and of free thinking.
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Vol 2, No 8 (2016): COMinG Special Issue 2, is now online at the homepage of the Journal of Media Critiques! This issue includes some of the research papers presented at the 2nd International Conference on Communication and Management,... more
Vol 2, No 8 (2016): COMinG Special Issue 2, is now online at the homepage of the Journal of Media Critiques!
This issue includes some of the research papers presented at the 2nd International Conference on Communication and Management, organized by the Communication Institute of Greece (COMinG), 9-12 May 2016. This publication was created with the collaboration of Journal of Media Critiques, an international peer-reviewed publication in which various critical approaches on media and mass communication come together plus developments in cultural, social and political sphere are discussed.
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Vol 2, No 8 (2016): COMinG Special Issue 2. This issue includes some of the research papers presented at the 2nd International Conference on Communication and Management, organized by the Communication Institute of Greece (COMinG), 9-12... more
Vol 2, No 8 (2016): COMinG Special Issue 2.
This issue includes some of the research papers presented at the 2nd International Conference on Communication and Management, organized by the Communication Institute of Greece (COMinG), 9-12 May 2016. This publication was created with the collaboration of the Journal of Media Critiques, an international peer-reviewed publication in which various critical approaches to media and mass communication come together plus developments in cultural, social and political sphere are discussed.
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This issue includes some of the research papers presented at the 2nd International Conference on Communication and Management, organized by the Communication Institute of Greece (COMinG), 9-12 May 2016. This publication was created with the collaboration of the Journal of Media Critiques, an international peer-reviewed publication in which various critical approaches to media and mass communication come together plus developments in cultural, social and political sphere are discussed.
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Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih boyunca hem en temel ihtiyacı hem de en önemli problemi olmuştur. Savunma ve saldırı stratejileri, savaş temelinde güvenlik politikalarını şekillendirmiştir. Savaş kavramı yüzyıllardır gelişerek... more
Güvenlik kavramı, insanoğlunun tarih boyunca hem en temel ihtiyacı hem de en önemli problemi olmuştur. Savunma ve saldırı stratejileri, savaş temelinde güvenlik politikalarını şekillendirmiştir. Savaş kavramı yüzyıllardır gelişerek asimetrik savaş ve günümüzde ise iletişim araçlarının ve bilişim teknolojilerinin hızlı gelişmesi ile birlikte bilgi savaşlarını gündeme getirmektedir. Savunma stratejilerinin gelişmesi ile birlikte insanoğlunun korunan şeylere olan merakının bir sonucu olarak, yeni saldırı stratejileri geliştirilmiştir. Bununla birlikte, şifreleme algoritmaları savunma amacıyla tarih boyunca, tüm iletişim kanalları için kullanılmıştır. Bu bağlamda şifreleme algoritmaları mesajın korunmasının ana unsuru haline gelmiş, gelecekte de bu özelliğini hiçbir zaman kaybetmeyecektir.
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In a digital society, shall we be the authors of our own experience, not only during our lifetime but also after we die? We ask this question because dying and bereavement have become even harder, and much less private, in the digital... more
In a digital society, shall we be the authors of our own experience, not only during our lifetime but also after we die? We ask this question because dying and bereavement have become even harder, and much less private, in the digital age. New big data-driven digital industries and technologies are on the rise, with promises of interactive 3D avatars and storage of digital memories of the deceased, so they can continue to exist online as the "living dead" in a digital afterlife. Famous rock and roll icons like Roy Orbison, Frank Zappa, Ronnie James Dio, and Amy Winehouse have famously been turned into holograms that can once again give "live" performances on the touring circuit, often pulling in large audiences. Death studies, dying, and grief have become virtual in the 21st century. We live in truly unprecedented times for human-computer interactions. Thanatology is the scientific study of death, dying, loss, and grief. In contrast to the biological study of biological aging (cellular senescence) and programmed cell death (apoptosis), thanatology employs multiple professional lenses, medical, psychological, physical, spiritual, ethical, descriptive, and normative. In 1997, Carla Sofka introduced the term thanatechnology as "technological mechanisms such as interactive videodiscs and computer programs that are used to access information or aid in learning about thanatology topics." Onward to 2021, the advent of social media, the Internet of Things, and sensors that digitize and archive nearly every human movement and experience are taking thanatechnology, and by extension, digital transformation, to new heights. For example, what happens to digital remains of persons once they cease to exist physically? This article offers a critical study and snapshot of this nascent field, and the "un-disciplinary" sociotechnical issues digital thanatechnologies raise in relation to big data. We also discuss how best to critically govern this new frontier in systems science and the digital society. We suggest that new policy narratives such as (1) the right to nonparticipation in relation to information and communication technologies and (2) the planetary public goods deserve further attention to democratize thanatechnology and big data. To the extent that systems science often depends on data from online platforms, for example, in times of pandemics and ecological crises, "critical thanatechnology studies," introduced in this article, is a timely and essential field of scholarship with broad importance for systems science and planetary health.