Abstract:

With the development of technology, new communication technologies have also emerged, which has resulted in the change of the core elements of communication by preserving the essence. In the historical process, the development of communication technologies is usually dealt with in three stages: printed, analog and digital technology. It was invented by Johanness Gutenberg in 1450 and is considered the first means of communication technology. The analogy period, which is the second stage of the development of communication technology with the invention of the telegraph, began. With the use of computer and network technologies, the digital age of communication technologies has begun. The use of computer and network technologies in the media has brought with them a reversible change, and the reflections of this change in the practice and practice of journalism, in the readers’ habits, in the means of public communication have brought the distinction between the traditional media and the new media. In this study, a comparison of features and differences between traditional media and new media was made.