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Debates over trust in media politics have constantly engaged developed or developing countries over the years. As a result of misleading and/or biased attitude of most of the media politics organisations, audience trust in media politics is affected negatively. This study investigates the trust in media politics according to the educational level of adults living in Northern Cyprus (TRNC). The scope of the study focuses on several questions such as which mass communication media politics or what type of news in addition to remarks on audience trust in Northern Cyprus based media politics news. The study discusses the degree of audience trust depending on the media politics organisations and type of news they follow. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The rights and freedom of the press has an interdisciplinary nature that is related with communication, law, sociology and philosophy. It is widely acknowledged that employees in the mainstream media have established rights and freedoms that are regulated through international law, documents, national constitutions and codes. Today, such regulations are accepted as valid for employees in new forms of media who do not have separate regulations. On the other hand, even the established regulations for the mainstream media have deficiencies, which means that unethical media coverage may occur. Such social media channels, differing from the other forms of media in terms of their speed, not only violate personal rights, but also lead to more catastrophic consequences. This work presents concrete solutions to prevent such unethical coverage by social media employees and to determine the limits of the rights and freedoms of the press. The data (and methods of analysis of the related data) were obtained using the following methods in the study: document review; press review; in-depth interviews. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]