This report reveals that media consumption in Turkey is shaped not only by viewing habits but also by social, political, and economic dynamics. Increasing screen time and the transformation of television within the attention economy, debates over violence in content, and disparities in advertising revenue are bringing competition and power dynamics in the media sector into sharp focus. Data from April, meanwhile, suggests that news consumption can shift from an individual choice to a necessary public practice during periods of intense public discourse.
In our February 2026 Barometer, we took an in-depth look at society's TV series watching habits. Thi...
Individuals are consumers as much as they are viewers. The fact that one in three people purchase so...
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This section includes the periodic follow-up of the KONDA Barometer on Media Consumption and Followi...
This content contains the evaluation note of Dr. Aylin Dağsalgüler from Istanbul Bilgi University...
The section examines individuals' cultural consumption habits such as the TV series they follow in m...
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