Because of the effects of globalization and digital transformation have occurred in significant changes in journalism. Although the new media has created a very large and alternative area for journalism, it has come under the domination of a speed-focused news culture, with the influence of globalization and capitalist economic policies. In such an environment, alternative journalism practices in the new media have begun to gain importance. The concept of slow journalism has also emerged as an approach that represents this idea. The term “slow journalism” is not just about the “speed” factor. Mainly it is a type of journalism that is critically approaching to the reporting mentality focusing on advertising revenue which is random, sensational and including incomplete information. It is a journalism that considers in-depth analysis of the case, community-focused journalism and journalism ethics and responsibilities. Therefore, it is a concept that must be considered within the framework of investigative journalism. In this study, 8 websites that adopted the application of slow journalism were analyzed with content analysis method. In the study, the concept of slow journalism has been studied in detail, it has been tried to determine how he has a place in both theory and practice. The main purpose of this study is try to reveal its features by introducing the general characteristics of slow journalism examples, economic resources, the concept of journalism and an alternative journalism application operating in the new media.