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Thursday, August 13, 2015

Architectural authorities claim “İstanbul isn’t More Ready for an Earthquake than 1999” İstanbul news roundup…

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Chamber of Architects İstanbul Branch Chairperson Cemal Gökçe, said İstanbul is still unprepared for an earthquake since August 17, 1999. Qualified supervision and sustained urbanization were stressed.
Airline companies’ operational costs have increased by 20 percent due to repeated delays at Istanbul’s Atatürk and Sabiha Gökçen airports amid ongoing construction work during the summer, according to sector representatives
 Istanbul Modern renews permanent collection display
The İstanbul Modern has recently renewed its permanent exhibition, putting on view a selection of recently acquired works by 18 artists from Turkey

LETTER FROM ISTANBUL: Among the Syrians

When I lived in Kadıköy, I would often see the Syrians. Groups of them would camp out near the newly constructed metro station by the nearby
Turkey: thousands gather for peace rally in Istanbul
Thousands of people have attended a peace rally in the centre of Istanbul. The event was organised by the Peace Bloc, a group of around 80 Turkish
Subway line project to Istanbul’s third airport launched
A project to construct a subway line connecting Istanbul’s third airport to the city center has been launched, said Transportation Minister Feridun Bilgin
An Algerian passenger at Istanbul’s Atatürk Airport broke the glass door of a passenger boarding bridge and began to run after a taxiing plane after he fell asleep in a waiting room
Idea of ‘perfect summer’ explored in İstanbul art gallery
“Pool Party,” by artist Ed Fornieles, is among the selection of contemporary works of art displayed at the exhibition “Summertime*” at the Galerist art .




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Açık Çağrı – Youth IGF Turkey

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Türkiye Avrupa Vakfı, Network of European Digital Youth ortaklığında 5 Eylül 2015 tarihinde Istanbul’da gerçekleştirilecek olan Erasmus+ KA2 projesi “Youth IGF Turkey” birinci toplantısı için  katılımcıların başvurularını bekliyor! Projenin amacı, gençliğin dijital haklar ve hürriyetler temelinde “Internet Evrimi ve Sürdürülebilir Gelişimi Destekleme” konusu başta olmak üzere bilişim mevzuatı, risk ihtimalleri, denetleme mekanizmaları, mahremiyet, gözetim, sansür, dijitalleşmenin toplumsal yansımaları gibi başlıklarda, yuvarlak masa toplantısında görüşlerini belirtmeleri ve tartışma ortamına dahil olmalarıdır.

 

Etkinlikte katılım 25 kişi ile sınırlı tutulacaktır. Katılımcı profili 15-35 yaş aralığında, dijital haklar ve hürriyetler konusuna ilgili genç bireyleri kapsamaktadır. Katılımcıların, bir tam gün boyunca farklı alt-başlıklar çerçevesinde gerçekleşecek oturumlara tüm gün katılımı beklenmektedir.

 

Gençlik IGF toplantısı, 5 ülkeden (Avusturya, Almanya, Hollanda, İsveç, Türkiye) farklı sivil toplum kuruluşları (Network of European Digital Youth, Bundesjugendvertretung, Jugend Internet Governance Forum Deutschland, Stichting ECP-EPN, Youth IGF Sweden, Türkiye Avrupa Vakfı) ortaklığında iki sene boyunca Avrupa çapında düzenlenmektedir.

 

5 Eylül 2015 tarihinde, Bilgi Üniversitesi Sosyal İnkubasyon Merkezi’nde gerçekleşecek olan foruma başvurmak için katılımcıların 25 Ağustos 2015 Salı gününe kadar başvuru formunu doldurmaları gerekmektedir. Etkinliğe kabul edilen katılımcılar, proje kapsamında ulusal ya da uluslararası devam etkinliklerine de katılımda öncelikli olacaklardır.

 

Başvuru Uygunluğu:

Başvurular,15-35 yaş aralığındaki dijital haklar ve hürriyetler temelinde internet ve bilişime ilgili Türkiye Cumhuriyeti yurttaşı genç bireylere açıktır.

 

Tarihler:

Başvuru son teslim tarihi: 25 Ağustos 2015, Salı, 18.00

Etkinlik tarihi: 5 Eylül 2015 Cumartesi, 09.00 – 17.00

 

Başvuru: http://goo.gl/forms/hThx2kdDRG




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Journalism agenda: The Guardian works on Grid, an open-source image management system…

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There’s more consolidation in the paywall platform business: Tinypass and Piano Media announced Tuesday that they are merging into a single company, Piano, which will be led by Tinypass CEO Trevor Kaufman. The European-based Piano Media already acquired Press+, which was co-founded by Steven Brill and L. Gordon Crovitz and then sold to RR Donnelley, last September.

Today in open-source offerings: the Guardian has a new image management system. Grid, as the product is known, replaces a clunky, out-dated, and unnamed system in favor of a sleeker and user-aligned product that, according to a developer blog posted Wednesday, is now fully “integrated with [The Guardian’s] print workflow and is used for almost half of the images published in [The Guardian’s] digital content.”

Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of stories on how news organizations manage their mobile news alerts. Check in each day this week to see how The New York Times, Breaking News, CNN, The Wall Street Journal, and the Detroit Free Press decide which news warrants a push notification, and learn about the process each goes through to send alerts out to their readers.




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New photo from Facebook August 13, 2015 at 01:29PM

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Literati roundup: #ILookLikeaProfessor hashtag introduces new images of academicians

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Search for images of a “professor” on Google and this is what you’ll find: a cornucopia of older white men standing authoritatively in front of a chalkboard.

This tired cliché has become the target of #ILookLikeaProfessor

Adorno

With the possible exception of John Gray’s Straw Dogs, few works of philosophy confront the barrenness of human life in the modern world in bleaker terms thanTheodor Adorno’s Minima Moralia. Taking its title from Aristotle’s Magna Moralia, or “The Great Ethics,” Adorno’s book subverts the classical idea of the good life as a realistic aspiration in a world dominated by totalitarian systems of control and inexorable, grinding logics of production and consumption. “Our perspective of life has passed into an ideology which conceals the fact that there is life no longer,” writes Adorno in his Dedication. The individual has been “reduced and degraded” by capitalism and fascism, flattened to mere appearance in the “sphere of consumption.”

Online collaboration: Scientists and the social network

Giant academic social networks have taken off to a degree that no one expected even a few years ago. A Nature survey explores why.

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EFD Haftanın Web Projesi: Serdar Güneş’in medya arşivleri

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Kürt Sorunu Raporları Arşivi

Islamcılık Arşivi

Anti Nükleer Kaynaklar

Gerçek İslam tartışması

Islam ve Sol, Kapitalizm Tartışmaları Arşivi

Selefilik ve Cihatçılık Arşivi

 

 

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Eurosphere agenda: New bailout package for Greece… Migrant tragedy in Kos…

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VIDEO: Greece prepares for bailout ‘showdown’
The Greek parliament is due to meet on Thursday and vote on the country’s latest bailout deal, reached with creditors after all night talks on Tuesday

Greek lawmakers will hold an emergency parliament session today for a crucial vote on ratifying a hurriedly-concluded bailout deal, but Germany  has cast doubt on the agreement.

Athens and the international creditors on Tuesday agreed on the fundamentals of a new bailout package of up to 86 billion euros. Some commentators see this as a glimmer of hope that could usher in an end to the crisis. Others are convinced that Greece will need more money and a debt haircut.

Migrants rescued from sinking dinghy
Italy’s navy rescues 52 migrants from a sinking rubber dinghy in the Mediterranean Sea, but a further 50 people are missing.
Greece reaches technical agreement with creditors

Greece reaches technical agreement with creditors

The forgotten grassroots voices of Greece

“We have good weather here in Greece and we are happy to have coffee for €1, sit and enjoy our leisure time with friends and family – but even this luxury is being taken away from us.”

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Nearly 1,000 refugees and migrants were locked overnight in a stadium on the Greek island of Kos as local officials struggle to deal with the influx of new arrivals.

Notes on Greece
In her contribution to the editorial in Soundings’ summer issue, Syriza member Marina Prentoulis assesses the options for grassroots movements in a European Union that has lost sight of any notion of a “Social Europe”; a union determined to preserve a neoliberal agenda.
Varoufakis: Bailout ‘won’t work’
Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis says the latest Greek bailout deal with its creditors will not work.
Grexit prevented, Europe irrevocably torn?
The severity of Germany’s approach to July’s Euro-Summit, writes Steffen Vogel, has intensified the conflict between northern and southern Europe. Given Angela Merkel and Wolfgang Schäuble’s chosen strategy, the centrifugal forces within the Union are only likely to grow stronger.
Three myths behind the case for Grexit: a destructive analysis

Any hope of a radical change in the economic direction of Europe requires international solidarity, and that solidarity in turn requires the euro.

Part of the port of Piraeus – Europe’s largest passenger port. Wikimedia/Nikolaos Diakidis. Some rights reserved.

Leaked documents show the UK is pushing for watered-down EU air pollution laws to be weakened further, arguing they would cause pit closures leading to substantial job losses and the need to import coal.

VIDEO: Tear gas used on migrants in Kos
Migrants have clashed with police on the Greek island of Kos for a second consecutive day, as tensions build at a sports stadium where hundreds of people have been waiting for official papers.
The materialist turn in Polish politics

Could two surprising new political parties – Noweczesna.pl and Razem – shake up the conservative political system in Poland?

Razem supporters in solidarity with Greece.

Croatia PM to speak on hostage case
Croatia’s prime minister is to address the nation after reports that militants affiliated to Islamic State have killed a Croatian national.




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