Özet:

Media frameworks are interpretation patterns used in every field of mass communication, such as news, public relations, media. The framework related fields are considered as a general context in which what will be included or what will be excluded in the framework of the news; the viewers/readers are defined as the forms of presentation that enable them to evaluate the events in the social, political and cultural fields from a certain perspective. The framework theory is important in terms of determining how the press has an approach to the relevant event to create the agenda. The purpose of this study is to reveal how the news on the declaration/muhtra process published on the website of the General Assembly on 27 April 2007 was frameworked in the Turkish written press. In accordance with this purpose in the study, the newspapers of Akşam, Hürriyet, Milliyet, Sabah, New Dawn, Republic, Radical, Vatan and Time, known for their different ideological orientations in Turkey, have been selected as examples. In the context of the research, the report was published on the website of the General Assembly's website between 27.04.2007 and 7.05.2007 in the relevant newspapers on the subject, in the ten-day process where the news began to appear more broadly, 196 news texts and 107 corner texts were assessed within the seven frameworks, including a total of 303 news. The frameworks ‘Responsibility’, ‘Conflict’, ‘Economic Results’, ‘Law and Order’, ‘Republic/Security’, ‘Democracy’ and ‘Conflict’ have been identified by a detailed analysis of the news in the media on the subject. When we look at the methods of the relevant newspapers in the framework of the study on April 27 e-magistrate/magistrate handling and handling, we see clearly the ideological views that each newspapers have in the phases such as the way they are addressed, the choice and presentation of the newspapers, the media-oriented structures, the capital control, the relations with the power and the reflections of the national/international interest relations. The news in the newspapers and corner writings appear to be more in the "impressive framework". With time, the process of e-muhtra in New Dawn newspapers has become more intense. In the newspapers, the "General Assembly" is the institution that focuses on the most news. When the newspapers are reviewed in the course of 10 days, only two newspapers see the news of the day when the new Dawn and the announcement of the morning were published.