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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
List of imprisoned journalists in Turkey as of 2 February 2016
1- Ali Konar, Azadiya Welat Gazetesi Temsilcisi, Malatya E Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
2- Beritan Canözer, Jin Haber Ajansı (JINHA) Muhabiri, Diyarbakır D Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
3- Can Dündar, Cumhuriyet Gazetesi Genel Yayın Yönetmeni, Silivri 9 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
4- Deniz Babir, Azadiya Welat Gazetesi Muhabiri, Diyarbakır D Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
5- Erdal Süsem, Eylül Dergisi Editörü, Edirne F Tipi Cezaevi
6- Erdem Gül, Cumhuriyet Gazetesi Ankara Temsilcisi, Silivri 9 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
7- Erol Zavar, Odak Dergisi Sahibi ve Yazı İşleri Müdürü, Sincan 1 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi, ANKARA
8- Ferhat Çiftçi, Azadiya Welat Gazetesi Gaziantep Temsilcisi, Gaziantep H Tipi Cezaevi
9- Gurbet Çakar, Hevi Kadın Dergisi, Van E Tipi Cezaevi
10- Gültekin Avcı, Bugün Gazetesi Yazarı, Silivri 9 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
11- Hamit Dilbahar, Azadiya Welat Gazetesi Yazarı, Erzurum H Tipi Cezaevi
12- Hatice Duman, Atılım Gazetesi Sahibi ve Yazı İşleri Müdürü, Bakırköy KadınKapalı Cezaevi, İstanbul
13- Hidayet Karaca, Samanyolu Yayın Grubu Başkanı, Silivri 9 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
14- Kamuran Sunbat, Dicle Haber Ajansı (DİHA) Çukurova Eski Muhabiri, Şırnak T Tipi Cezaevi
15- Kenan Karavil, Radyo Dünya Genel Yayın Yönetmeni, Kırıkkale F Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
16- Mehmet Baransu, Taraf Gazetesi Yazarı, Silivri 9 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
17- Mesut Aslan, Ötekilerin Postası, Gaziantep H Tipi Cezaevi
18- Mikail Barut, Özgür Halk Dergisi eski Editörü, Silivri Silivri 9 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
19- Miktat Algül, Mezitli FM Genel Yayın Koordinatörü, Sincan 1 Nolu F Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
20- Mustafa Gök, Ekmek ve Adalet Dergisi Ankara Temsilcisi, Sincan 1 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi, ANKARA
21- Nedim Oruç, Dicle Haber Ajansı (DİHA) Muhabiri, Şırnak T Tipi Cezaevi
22- Nuri Akman, Dicle Haber Ajansı (DİHA) Muhabiri, Malatya E Tipi Cezaevi
23- Nuri Yeşil, Azadiya Welat Gazetesi Dersim Temsilcisi, Elbistan E Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
24- Özgür Amed (Ethem Çağır), Özgür Gündem Gazetesi Yazarı, Diyarbakır D Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
25- Rojda Oğuz, Jinha Muhabiri, Van E Tipi Cezaevi
26- Sami Tunca, Mücadele Birliği Dergisi Yazı İşleri Müdürü, Tekirdağ 1 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi,
27- Seyithan Akyüz, Azadiya Welat Gazetesi Adana Temsilcisi, İzmir 1 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
28- Şahabettin Demir, Dicle Haber Ajansı (DİHA) Van Erciş Açık Cezaevi
29- Tahsin Sağaltıcı, Yürüyüş Dergisi Muhabiri, Edirne F Tipi Kapalı Cezaevi
30- Yılmaz Kahraman, Özgür Halk Dergisi Editörü, Silivri 5 Nolu F Tipi Cezaevi
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Journalism agenda: #HaberNöbeti- In solidarity with journalists under threat “8 Journalists Head for Diyarbakır Wednesday for News Watch…
News Watch organized by journalists to act in solidarity with their colleagues working in cities under curfew begins tomorrow.
The severe charges against journalists Can Dündar and Erdem Gül could further increase the already critical pressure that opposing voices face in the country, Dunja Mijatović, OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, said in a statement Jan. 28
DİHA reporter İdris Yılmaz arrested as he was following up report in Van has been released by the court pending a trial from the case he was being tried over “Propagandizing for [illegal] organization”.
An Istanbul prosecutor has demanded that daily Cumhuriyet columnist Özgür Mumcu be sentenced to four years and eight months in jail for “insulting” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
DİSK Press Union, has asked to put an end to the attacks against people’s right to demand information and called on the Anadolu (Anatolian) Agency calling Refik Tekin and other nine injured persons “terrorist”.
Can Dündar, held for his story alleging Turkey armed Islamist rebels in Syria, says EU is betraying its democratic values
The editor of Turkey’s most influential dissident newspaper has said in an interview from his prison cell that the country’s ongoing crackdown on journalists is the worst in its history and that he was imprisoned for doing his job.
Crowds of people have gathered to commemorate Armenian-origin journalist and late Agos editor-in-chief Hrank Dink, who was assassinated outside the newspaper’s office nine years ago today
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled for Turkey to be fined over a police raid on the office building of Nokta magazine upon a military court ruling in 2007, stating that the raid constituted a violation of human rights
ECtHR has convicted Turkey over raid against Nokta in 2007 upon General Staff’s instruction for its report of “Coup Diaries”.
Detained Turkish reporters defiant over espionage claim
todayszaman.com – Jan 27
Journalist Bülent Keneş. (Photo: Today’s Zaman) January 27, 2016, Wednesday/ 17:41:55/ TODAY’S ZAMAN | ISTANBUL Former Today’s Zaman Editor-in-Chief Bülent Keneş was handed down a 14-month sentence on the charge of insulting
todayszaman.com – Jan 27
Turkey ‘s deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmuş has announced that the country has 67 journalists in jail, and further claimed that they were not sent to prison due to their journalistic activities but rather due to other crimes. Responding
It is no secret that foreign reporting in Western media is not what it once was. Many organisations are struggling just to maintain their domestic editorial staff numbers, and a combination of government crackdowns and hostile militia make some parts of the world no-go zones, even for local reporters.
“There are so many places around the world where the foreign correspondent can’t just walk in with their white flag any more,” said Trevor Snapp, chairing a panel on the importance of eyewitnesses and citizen journalists around the world at the Frontline Club in London this week.
The podcasting fervor of 2015 has continued into 2016 and shows no signs of diminishing. Gimlet, the podcast startup cofounded by Alex Blumberg of Planet Money and public radio fame, is a household name in the digital audio world. Swedish-born podcasting platform Acast, now in the U.S., has ambitions to broaden dramatically the podcasting world. Public radio isn’t missing outon podcasting. There’s money to be made through a premium subscription service for podcasts.
At first, Philipps believed he’d simply found a new angle on the old story of soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injuries. “What counts as an injury?” Philipps says. “What counts as psychological? And how can you tell? I went into it thinking that was the story.”
But Philipps changed his mind after he returned to the jail to see Melton a second time. The soldier was gone. He’d voluntarily quit the military without facing charges. “It took a while to figure out that the Army had come to him and said, ‘We won’t court-martial you if you sign a paper,’” recalls Philipps, adding that Melton’s get-out-of-jail card came at a price. “Part of the deal is signing away your claims to veterans’ benefits.”
Vice is offering a summer fellowship program for students from “underrepresented communities,” the company announced Wednesday.
Through a partnership with the New York–based nonprofit Center for Communication, two students will spend eight weeks working at Vice this summer. The participating students will receive a $5,000 stipend and their travel and housing expenses will be covered. Vice is also covering the Center for Communication’s administrative costs.
The year of distributed content: This was the trend above all others in 2015. Over the past decade, publisher websites lost their position as the place users headed for news online. First came search engines (but really just Google); then came social media (but really just Facebook). With readers’ attention committed elsewhere — the average American Facebook user spends 27 hours a month there — publishers bet on using social media as a traffic generator, often to much success.
Long before City Room, Snow Fall, NYT Now, or any other of The New York Times’ lauded digital efforts, there was NYTimes.com, which 20 years ago today — on January 22, 1996 — began “publishing daily on the World Wide Web…offering readers around the world immediate access to most of the daily newspaper’s contents.”
Since its launch in 2012, Quartz has been among the fastest-growing and most closely watched, digital news sites. With a mobile-first focus on social distribution, email newsletters, and high-quality ads, the Atlantic Media-owned site has often been ahead of media trends.
In a memo sent to staff Tuesday, Quartz publisher Jay Lauf and editor Kevin Delaney wrote that the site’s revenue grew 85 percent in 2015 and had 16.8 million unique visitors in December — up 65 percent from the same time in 2014.
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In Davutoğlu’s dreamworld Sur will be rebuilt as Spain’s Toledo, while 132 Intellectuals: ‘We are Ready to Save Those in Cizre if You won’t’
Diyarbakır’s historical Sur district will be rebuilt to erase the scars of weeks-long clashes between security forces and PKK militants, Turkish PM Davutoğlu has said, citing Spain’s reconstruction of historic Toledo as an example
132 figures among whomst are Kadir İnanır, Murathan Mungan, Tarık Ziya Ekinci, Vedat Türkali, Rakel Dink have called on state authorities for the wounded to be taken into hospital: “We are ready to save them if you won’t”.
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Turkey’s military has been escalating vicious attacks against the Kurdish population under the pretext of fighting ISIS. Last week, a petition of condemnation was circulated by 1,200 Turkish academics calling themselves “Academicians for Peace.” President Erdoğan then issued a tirade against intellectuals, adopting what Noam Chomsky referred to in an email to the undersigned as “the George W. Bush line: you’re with me or you’re with the terrorists.”
The management of Ferhat Tunç’s Fan Page has been taken over from him following the promotion of his album Kobani in three languages featured on the Fan Page.
Daily Nous – Jan 31, 1:30 AM
Jülide Yazıcı, a student in the Philosophy Department in Boğaziçi University who was active on social media supporting academics threatened by the Turkish government, was arrested two days ago. According to one source
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| Buildings destroyed in Diyarbakir. |
For many years Turkey’s recipe for combating Kurdish nationalism was to pretend that Kurds did not exist. Even as Turkish troops battled the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), government propaganda maintained that Kurds were a subgroup of Turks and that their language, banned from official use, was a dialect of Turkish. To his credit, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s president, has never indulged in such fantasies. His Justice and Development (AK) party pursued peace negotiations with Abdullah Ocalan, the founder of the PKK, and moderate Kurds.
The Rise of ISIS and Other Extremist Groups: the role of the West and Regional Powers
Intifada Palestine
This essay examines the role of Western and regional players (i.e.Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar) in inflaming the conflict and the growth of terrorism in Syria. It examines the attempts to break up Syria’s civilian and military institutions .
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Cyberculture agenda: Google explains how they found with “bad ads in 2015”
When ads are good, they connect you to products or services you’re interested in and make it easier to get stuff you want. They also keep a lot of what you love about the web—like news sites or mobile apps—free.
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By now it’s clear that there’s no universal positive or negative effect of piracy on sales. The results depend on the type of artist, music genre and media, among other variables.
Artificial intelligence experts have come together at the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss the future – or lack of – for autonomous killer robots. Despite calls for a ban made by people like Tesla’s Elon Musk last year, Sir Roger Carr, the chairman of British weapons manufacturer BAE, said that 40 countries are currently working on this tech, including the United States.
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