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Monday, June 12, 2017
I had my first PhD student graduate last week…
Last week we had many thesis defenses in our PhD program in Communication Sciences and MA program in Media and Communication Systems. Some of my students whom I was the adviser, successfully defended their theses. Sedef Erdoğan Giovanelli is special for me because she was my very first PhD student and she successfully defended her thesis last week. Her dissertation title: “Culinary Heritage in Turkey Cultural Policy, Official Practice and Online Representation of Food Culture”
Moreover, Salma Abdel Halım (on my right), an MA student in Media and Communication Systems, defended her thesis on social media usage changes before and after the Arab Spring in Egypt.
Cenk Çakar, an MA student in Cultural Studies, successfully defended his thesis on public service ads.
Gülşah Görücü (on my right), another MA student in Cultural Studies, successfully defended her thesis on digital impact on independent music production in Turkey.
Yet another MA student in Media Studies, Cihat Ağırman, defended his thesis on TRT’s Arabic Channel as a propaganda medium. We were all tired to take a selfie!
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Sunday, June 12, 2016
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It comes to that: “Travel warning for German MPs of Turkish origin…
MPs reportedly given more protection and asked not to travel to Turkey after Germany recognises Armenian “genocide”.
independent.co.uk – Jun 5, 7:59 AM
Every year, Transparency International, the global anticorruption coalition, releases its Corruption Perceptions Index, a survey into the countries people perceive as the most corrupt on earth. As Transparency International notes, there is no hard
CHP supporters gatherto back their leader Kılıçdaroğlu, who has been subject to attacks and protests during his appearances at the funerals of the security members killed in terror attacks
The hometown of Turkish-origin German lawmaker Cem Özdemir has disowned the MP, after he played an active role in the Bundestag’s approval of a resolution recognizing the World War I-era killings of Anatolian Armenians at the hands of Ottomans as “genocide”
A German MP of Turkish origin, Cem Ozdemir, condemns death threats he says he received over Germany’s recognition of the Ottoman Turks’ massacre of Armenians as genocide.
Social media trolls in Turkey attack German parliamentarians over Armenia resolution
Deutsche Welle
Istanbul Bilgi University psychotherapist Murat Paker argues that “the mob culture, which clearly reveals itself on social media, is a part of the dominant political culture.” Paker believes this is closely related to education on Turkish nationalism .
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Istanbul Bilgi University psychotherapist Murat Paker argues that “the mob culture, which clearly reveals itself on social media, is a part of the dominant political culture.” Paker believes this is closely related to education on Turkish nationalism .
Claudia Roth has blamed Erdoğan for causing disturbance through millions of people of Turkey origin in Germany.
The number of Russian tourists visiting the Mediterranean resort of Antalya plunged 96 percent in the first five months of the year to around 21,000, according to data from provincial authorities, as rising security concerns and the jet crisis with Russia hit the country’s tourism sector
The European Court of Human Rights has found Turkey guilty of inhuman treatment of a “Muslim objector” who declined to serve in Turkey’s military due to the country’s secular identity
Journalists Mahmut Bozarslan, Hatice Kamer and Sertaç Kayar shooting around the police station due to the bomb attack at the Security Directorate in Midyat have been attacked.
Related posts:
- For the record, Erdoğan could not silence a publisher…a German one…
- Not before making a scene in Belgium, Erdoğan’s entourage left Europe for Japan…
- For the record; “8 funny responses to the ‘thrones’ that welcomed Merkel in Istanbul…
- Turkey’s malleable public opinion: “Russia replaces Israel at top of threat list for Turks: Survey
- EU-Turkey summit. Bowing down to increasing tyranny because of the refugee crisis?
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A French court has convicted and fined Uber and two of its executives for deceptive commercial practices and illegal business activity over its lowest-cost ride service.
Your Facebook inbox might seem like a private place compared to your news feed and wall, but as with most things on the internet, nothing is ever truly secluded. Security researcher Inti De Ceukelaire this week penned a Medium blog detailing how he was able to see private links shared between users using the Facebook’s crawler tool.
This week, the Internet Archive is hosting a three-day event (which finishes today) called The Decentralized Web Summit, whose goal is to figure out how to build a new Internet that is “locked open,” an idea that emerged from Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle’s 2015 series of talks and articles about how technologists can build networks and protocols that are resistant to attempt to capture, monopolize and control them.
The offices of Uber and Google have been raided by police.
Amazon, Apple and Google have all faced antitrust scrutiny — as well as scrutiny over tax avoidance tactics.
Related posts:
- Cyberculture agenda: “The Pirate Bay Is Back Online! [But it might be a trap…]
- Cyberculture agenda: Remembering Aaron Swartz…
- Cyberculture agenda: ” Disruptive Technology of Silicon Valley…”The Pirate Bay Runs on 21 “Raid-Proof” Virtual Machines…
- Cyberculture agenda: Peter Sunde says The Pirate Bay Should Stay Down…North Korea and the Sony hack…
- Cyberculture agenda: Twitter and Google team up… FCC Officially Embraces Title II…Alibaba beating Amazon in drone delivery…
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Friday, June 12, 2015
New photo from Facebook June 12, 2015 at 06:00PM
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Eurosphere agenda: “IMF breaks off talks with Athens…”EU Parliament puts off TTIP debate…
The IMF representatives pulled out of talks with Athens in Brussels on Thursday. A spokesman for the organisation complained that the differences of opinion were too great. It is unclear when the negotiations will be resumed. In the end the creditors won’t abandon Greece to its fate, commentators write, still convinced that an agreement is possible.
Greek PM squeezed between creditors and home supporters
Greece’s state broadcaster ERT goes back on air, two years after being closed down under austerity measures.
The EU Parliament postponed the planned TTIP debate on Wednesday. It was clear in advance that an agreement would not be reached due to the large number of proposed amendments. After a tumult in the plenary session Parliament President Martin Schulz decided to put off the debate. Schulz has violated the principles of democracy, commentators criticise, and see the discussion about the free trade agreement increasingly falling victim to populist manoeuvring.
What might a Grexit mean for EU Reform and Brexit?
If the right-wing opposition parties win the Danish general elections next week, Denmark’s EU affairs policies will become more Eurosceptic, and will support British Prime Minister David Cameron’s call for EU reforms, the parties confirmed on Thursday (11 June).
Spain’s parliament approves a law to ease the path to citizenship for descendants of Jews who fled the country more than 500 years ago.
Criminalizing Islam in the name of feminism is fundamentally paradoxical: Anti-racism and anti-sexism must work together.
Photo by Mirko Pincelli for the PCRC/PINCH media project ‘’Bosnian Roma’’. Used with permission.
Victor Ponta’s leftist government easily survived a no-confidence motion in Romania’s parliament as expected on Friday (12 June), securing the prime minister’s political immunity in a corruption investigation.
In the conflict over Athens’ debts Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President François Hollande will meet for discussions today in Brussels. Some commentators accuse Tsipras of continuing to defend the privileges of Greek public servants. Others say the EU should give up the project of reforming Greece.
For the International Monetary Fund, five years of playing junior partner in European bailouts for Greece has been a “never again” experience, and the worst may be yet to come.
The European Parliament failed on Tuesday (9 June) to agree a unified stance on a proposed trade deal with the United States, postponing a vote that was meant to cement its support for the biggest accord of its kind.
Was the G7 worth the effort and expense?
Six months before the climate conference in Paris, the participants at the G7 summit in Bavaria have agreed on sweeping climate targets and tougher sanctions against Moscow. The media praises the climate protection goals but finds the summit format outdated.
Syriza’s approach to both European and domestic issues has shown the party more interested in power and self-preservation than in reform.
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The continuing rise of Hungary’s nationalist Jobbik party
An open letter to our friends in Podemos.
The Nagorno-Karabakh Republic has managed to pursue a dynamic European and global foreign policy. Not bad for a country that doesn’t officially exist.
European Union officials on Tuesday (9 June) swiftly dismissed new Greek promises of economic reform, saying the proposals were not enough to unlock funds that Athens urgently needs to avoid defaulting on its debts.
Related posts:
- Eurosphere agenda: Anti-corruption parties shake Spain… “Germany ends teacher headscarf ban….
- Eurosphere agenda: “How the Pirates in Germany have lost their way… “Milk quotas come to an end…
- Eurosphere agenda: Greek debt talks fail, BUT next meeting on Monday… Tension in Minsk…
- Eurosphere agenda: Greek elections tomorrow. Syriza is comin’
- Eurosphere agenda:”Europe in the global app economy….”Croatia and Serbia fail with genocide claims…
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