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The various structures and institutions in society are in mutual interaction and interaction with each other. Media structures are also one of the most important of them. Media systems are not only signs of countries' social and political structures, but also media structures are determined by social, political and cultural structures. In order to understand the technological, economic, political, social and cultural transformations of societies, the interaction of the various social structures mentioned must be examined. As both political and economical beings, the media have the function of legitimizing the status quo as well as affecting the process of formation and state politics of public thought. With the establishment of TRNC in 1983, Sancak Radyo was closed and Bayrak Radio, one of them, continued broadcasting with the name of Bayrak Radio and Television Corporation. With this development, the control of the publication went from civilian forces to state control. Thus, the production and distribution of information began to be carried out by the state. This continued until the publishing of the state monopoly began in 1996 with the first private radio channel First FM followed by the first private TV channel Tempo TV (later on as Channel T). From these dates, private radio and TV stations in the country began broadcasting quickly afterwards. Along with the emergence of private broadcasters, polyphony has also come to the fore in social and political life. In this study, it was aimed to see how the 'private television' perception that is starting to take shape is shaped in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, where television broadcasts of monopoly BRT have been watched so far. For this purpose, it has been examined how the news and comments in the newspapers related to Tempo Television are made with a viewpoint and style. In this context, the newspaper, which can be positioned as statist-social democrat, and the neo-liberal conservative newspaper were taken as samples.

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