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Showing posts with label September 21. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Monday, September 21, 2015
Journalism agenda: #FreeRasool “Jake Hanrahan On His Detention In Turkey, And Why Mohammed Rasool Must Be Released
On 27 August, a British journalist and a cameraman working for Vice News, a news channel that broadcasts in-depth documentaries about current subjects, and their fixer were detained in Turkey while reporting in Diyarbakir, the main city of the country’s predominantly Kurdish southeastern region. At the beginning of September, the three men were charged by a Turkish judge in Diyarbakir with “deliberately aiding an armed organisation”. The basis for the charge was that the fixer used a complex encryption system on his personal computer that many Islamic State militants allegedly also use for strategic communications.
Across all of its platforms, in both digital and broadcast, the NBCUniversal News Group — NBC News, MSNBC, and CNBC — employs thousands of journalists and publishes hundreds of stories each day.
Facebook isn’t finished with its attempts to move journalists away from their reliance on Twitter. On Thursday, the company launched Signal, a free discovery and curation platform that helps journalists see what’s trending in photos, videos, and (public) posts across Facebook and Instagram.
Political journalists have failed to predict all of the major events of the last year. They need to start asking themselves serious questions.
Under my law of leadership elections – that the freshest and/or youngest contender usually wins – you should bet on Liz Kendall
— Michael Crick (@MichaelLCrick) May 28, 2015
Incarceration of local fixers sends a chilling message: Work with Western reporters and you will be one that pays price.
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Davutoğlu’s joke: “Turkish PM asks party leaders not to use Erdoğan as campaign tool
President Erdoğan, who is set for a trip to France for a protest-turned-election rally in Strasbourg, should not be a topic of campaigning for the Nov 1 elections, Prime Minister Davutoğlu claims
Erdoğan urges OSCE for reports during upcoming Turkish elections
In the run-up to the Nov. 1 snap elections, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has called on the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) for drafting reports taking into consideration Turkish voters coerced by armed threat
A probe has been opened into 94 people for participating in the Gezi Park protests more than two years after the events, with the suspects facing up to six years in prison
If Turkey’s economy turns in on itself, employment in the country will decrease, according to former head of the Turkish Industrial and Business Association (TÜSİAD) and Boyner Holding board member Ümit Boyner
The talk of the town is the announcement of MP candidates and whether the choices of political parties can change outcome in the Nov. 1 election. I’ve delved into the issue by highlighting the most surprising changes in candidate lists:
Surprises from Turkish parties provide hint for elections by@ekizilkaya for #HDNOpinion http://t.co/psWBVySmNJhttp://pic.twitter.com/HJ9HBW1Zbe
— Hurriyet Daily News (@HDNER) September 21, 2015
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- One party rule- “Turkey’s state-run TV refuses to air CHP ad ‘targeting gov’t’
- Citizens in Cizre, Şırnak who have been under siege by Turkish military for days, share passwords for online communications
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New photo from Facebook September 21, 2015 at 10:11PM
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Galata Bridge, Istanbul, in the 1960s… Istanbul News roundup…
The Kurbağalıdere stream, located in Istanbul’s Kadıköy, flooded due to heavy rainfall on Sept. 12, blocking a number of roads to traffic and paralyzing daily life nearby
Produced by Italian David Zard, Shakespeare’s best-known love story, “Romeo and Juliet” will be on Istanbul stage once again between Nov 3 and 8 at the Zorlu Center PSM. The work will be performed in Italian with Turkish surtitles.
The Goethe-Institut Istanbul is set to host one of the most important figures in German cinema, director Christian Petzold.
From Walter White’s meth-cooking café in Istanbul to Batman burgers in Malaysia: The world’s …
No meth is actually cooked, but if you like your coffee served in a chemical beaker, Walter’s Coffee Roastery, in Istanbul, is your kind of place. The cafe .
London Fashion Week: Bora Aksu’s Istanbul-inspired collection
Turkish designer Bora Aksu’s signature ethereal silhouettes and intricate detailing were evident in his spring/summer 2016 collection, which he says .
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Cities are on the rise. More than half of world’s population now lives in cites. Take Istanbul – a city that grew from two million inhabitants in 1970 to an
Historical peninsula now a venue of prostitution
The historical peninsula, the heartland of İstanbul which hosts a number of historical places, including Topkapı Palace, the Sultanahmet, Fatih, Beyazıt .
Civil society groups call for Kanal İstanbul transparency
Civil society groups called for transparency regarding the Kanal İstanbul megaproject during a C20 summit held in İstanbul on Tuesday and .
Istanbul’s Atatürk Airport was declared the airport with the most new long-haul routes at the Euro Annies 2015 Awards, the airport’s operator, TAV Airports, said in a written statement on Sept. 15.
Editor’s Note: This story introduces a series of reports from our correspondent studying in Istanbul, Turkey, an eclectic city on the border of the world’s .
Countdown starts for Istanbul’s Filmekimi
The 14th annual Filmekimi will kick off in Istanbul on Oct 3. After the nine day festival, it will tour various Turkish cities until the end of the month
Review: Making Connections at Istanbul’s Biennial
ISTANBUL — Three years ago, the American-Italian curator Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev garnered ecstatic reviews for her edition of Documenta, the
An Artist Put Infinity in a Room in Istanbul
Representing the infinite is, in its very nature, problematic. But that hasn’t stopped it from making an appearance in art, time and again. LA-based
Police remove posters at İstanbul University that ‘insult’ Erdoğan
Posters put up on the campus of İstanbul University by the youth wing of the Workers’ Movement Party (EHP) were taken down by police officers on .
More than 100000 gather for Istanbul anti-terror rally
More than 100,000 people — many waving Turkish flags — attended an “anti-terrorism” rally in IstanbulSunday, AFP reporters estimated, as President …
We are lucky enough to to have 7 nights in Turkey starting with a couple of days in Istanbul where we intend to see some selected sites. After the busy
A celebrated İstanbul painter whose name remains largely unknown
In the 19th century, İstanbul, like many other Oriental cities, had become a major destination for Western artists and scholars. The Orient, back then,
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EFD Haftanın Web Projesi: İnternet Yasakları ve Karar Mercileri Haritası
İnternet Yasakları ve Karar Mercileri Haritası
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İnternet Yasakları ve Karar Mercileri Haritası
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Looks like Ali Babacan, the only capable minister, will continue to do the dirty work….
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu convinced former Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan to stand as a candidate for the AKP in the Nov. 1 election on the last day before the deadline for the party to submit their candidate lists to the Supreme Election Board (YSK).
Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek and Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci have differed on Turkey’s reform agenda and economic outlook, amid a slowdown in domestic growth and turbulent international headwinds
Halkbank Chairman Hasan Cebeci left his position last August upon a request from Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu amid claims of nepotism, according to a report by Turkish daily Posta
A key suspect in last month’s bombing at a Bangkok shrine that killed 20 people has fled to Turkey, Thai police said on Sept. 14
Turkey and Russia have been unable to make progress in the planned Turkish Stream project and have frozen talks for now, according to high-level Turkish energy officials.
In the video, the men, recently abducted from Baghdad, state their names and call on the Turkish president to fulfill the demands of their abductors
The top Shiite cleric in Iraq on, al-Sistani, calls for the release of 18 Turkish workers kidnapped in Baghdad last week
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have exchanged views on the Syrian refugee crisis as European countries experience an unprecedented human migrant influx.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has leveled an unveiled criticism at Russia for its continued military assistance of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime
A women’s rights advocate from Saudi Arabia and an LGBTI rights group in Turkey have been given this year’s International Hrant Dink Award dedicated to the Armenian journalist murdered in 2007
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New photo from Facebook September 21, 2015 at 12:46PM
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Cyberculture agenda: FBI, MI5 continues to create moral panic around Encryption software…
Federal law enforcement officials decrying the proliferation of strong encryption said Tuesday that the only reason they lack actual examples of how often it shields criminals is that they’ve done a “bad job” of collecting them.
The Director General of the UK’s counter-terrorist security service MI5, Andrew Parker, has said that the ever-changing encryption technologies are making it difficult for law enforcement and other agencies to track suspected terrorists and spies.
It looks like the Like button won’t be alone on Facebook for long.
Facebook doesn’t need a Dislike button, and it won’t build one. What it needs is an option for neutral acknowledgement, something that says “I saw this.”
Pinterest addicts, you’re not alone.
Is your business on Facebook and Twitter? Have you considered sharing news with your audience? Research indicates that people are using Facebook and Twitter for more than connecting with friends and brands. They’re now looking to these platforms for updates on current events. In this article you’ll discover how the way people use Facebook and Twitter is shifting, and […]
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