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New Media and Publishing

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New Media and Publishing

Kaan Kayabalı (Founder of Onedio.com)

What kind of a transformation process did publishing has with the New Media? What is the role of the New Media in newspaper closures? How will New Media Broadcasting affect the future of radio and television? How will be the future of the competition between the new generation broadcasters and the conventional broadcasters? What are the advantages / disadvantages do they have? Does New Media publishing have a sustainable revenue model? Does the intense involvement of technology in the publishing process in forms such as AR / VR or robot journalism, damage the humanistic and researching aspect of broadcasting?

Why news and agenda-oriented publishing approach of the conventional media is not as popular in the new media as before? How does the new generation of readers approach the news and how does the content consumption change? How should readers be included in the new media publishing process? Is citizen journalism a utopia or a “sine qua non” of new media?

Kaan Kayabalı

Born in 1983 in Ankara, Kaan Kayabalı graduated from Ankara Atatürk Anatolian High School, Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the Middle East Technical University (B.A.) and an MBA from Bilkent University.

After graduation, he founded the Kade Vision, a firm that implements Turkey's first Advanced Technology Image Processing System. Today the company continues its journey under the name of V-Count and exports to 120 countries and operates in more than 12 thousand locations worldwide.

He co-founded Onedio.com with Demirhan Büyüközcü and Türkü Eğinlioğlu, a startup which became very popular in a very short time especially with the interest of the younger generation.
Onedio is a content social network, a technological news platform where the content is created by the user. In 2014 MIT Technology Review Magazine chose Kayabalı as one of the 10 promising entrepreneurs under 35 years. Kaan Kayabalı who aims to make Onedio Turkey's largest Internet company, is married and has one child.

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19 February 2019 Tuesday 18:30

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