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Yakın geçmişte iletişimin temel mecrasının geleneksel medyadan yeni medya denilen sosyal medya alanına yönelmesiyle alışılagelmiş bazı kavramlar farklı anlamlara bürünmüştür. Bu kavramlardan biri de akran zorbalığıdır. Bu noktada teknolojinin “kötüye yorulması ve zarar verme amaçlı kullanılması” ile “siber (sanal) zorbalık” adı verilen yeni bir kavramı ortaya çıkmıştır. Siber zorbalık, sosyal medyada sıkça karşılaşılan bir olgudur. Yüksek takipçili hesaplara sahip olan Twitter fenomenleri de bazı takipçilerinin kendilerine ve diğer takipçilerine yönelttiği siber zorbalıkla mücadele etmek zorunda kalmaktadır. Twitter fenomenlerinin siber zorbalıkla ilgili deneyim ve düşüncelerini ortaya koymayı amaçlayan bu çalışma, fenomenolojik nitel bir araştırma olarak tasarlanmıştır. Yüksek takipçili beş Twitter fenomeninden konu bağlamında görüş alınarak, siber zorbalık olgusu Twitter fenomenlerinin deneyimleri ve bakış açıları ile ele alınmaya çalışılmıştır. Araştırma bulguları, diğer sosyal medya kullanıcıları gibi Twitter fenomenlerinin de çeşitli siber zorbalık davranışlarına maruz kaldıklarını, farklı boyut ve düzeylerde bu davranışlardan etkilendiklerini ve söz konusu davranışlarla baş etmek için çeşitli stratejiler geliştirdiklerini ortaya koymaktadır.
In the recent past, some common concepts have become different in terms when the basic mechanism of communication is directed from traditional media to the field of social media called the new media. One of these concepts is acronym. At this point, a new concept of technology has emerged, called “cybersecurity” and “the use of it for harm and harm.” Cyber abuse is a phenomenon that is frequently encountered on social media. Twitter phenomena, which have high followers accounts, are also forced to fight cyber harassment that some of their followers direct to themselves and other followers. This study, which aims to reveal the experiences and opinions of Twitter phenomena about cyber harassment, is designed as a phenomenological research. The top five followers of Twitter phenomena have been viewed in the context of the topic, attempting to deal with the cyber harassment phenomena with the experiences and perspectives of the Twitter phenomena. Research findings show that Twitter phenomena, like other social media users, are also exposed to various cyber fraud behaviors, are affected by these behaviors in different dimensions and levels, and have developed different strategies to cope with these behaviors.
Within the context of the recent past, the perception and meaning of some conventional concepts have been changing as the new media becoming the main channel of inter-personal communication. Bullying or peer bullying is one of those concepts. A new concept meaning ‘the misuse of the technology or using it as a tool to harm others’ has been emerged from the above concept recently, which is called ‘cyber bullying’. Nowadays, cyber bullying is one of the most common things that one can come across on social media. Twitteratis, who have famous accounts followed by so many users at Twitter, and some of their followers are also exposed to various types of cyber bullying behaviours. Thus, they feel obliged to struggle against this kind of behaviours. Aiming to investigate the experiences and viewpoints of the Twitteratis on cyber bullying, the current study has designed as a qualitative phenomenological research. It employs a semi-structured interview schedule to examine five influential Twitteratis’ experiences of and viewpoints on cyber bullying. The research findings reveal that alike all other social media users, the Twitteratis have been exposed to various types of cyber bullying and psychologically influenced. It has also found out that they have developed varied strategies to overcome the negative effects of the cyber bullying.
Field : Eğitim Bilimleri; Filoloji; İlahiyat; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler
Journal Type : Ulusal
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