Omer Seyfettin, who is accepted as one of the important names of Turkish literature, has made valuable services to Turkish literature, language and culture. In order to preserve the place of Omer Seyfettin and his works in cultural memory, it is important to convey them to new generations through cultural transmission. Especially for children, who are at the lowest but one of the most important levels of cultural transmission, the opportunities and tools of the age should be used in order to make this transfer. In this age where culture finds new areas of existence with technology and digitalisation and is examined under a separate title called digital culture, determining the place of Omer Seyfettin is considered important in this context. In this study, the existence of Omer Seyfettin stories in television, internet-based audio and video applications, widely used search engines such as Google and internet environment is investigated. The findings obtained are discussed and evaluated in the context of culture industries and digital culture. While it is seen that Omer Seyfettin is mostly included in the mentioned sources with his stories, it is determined that these stories are mainly presented to the relevant audiences in the form of cartoons and audiobooks. In the study, evaluations are made by taking into account issues such as the structures of cartoons and audiobooks, comments on them, viewing and listening rates of these products. Culture is a natural resource for the materials presented in today's media, cinema, television and internet environments. For this reason, the study aims to show how this natural resource is transformed into an economic gain gate by content producers and how this affects cultural transmission. In addition, the study also includes determinations and suggestions about what should be done in order to convey Omer Seyfettin, his world of emotion and thought and his stories to children and young people by making them a part of cultural transfer by keeping up with the age in terms of cultural transfer within the scope of cultural industries.