Posts Tagged ‘CNN Turk’
press freedom: events and their interpretations
October 19th, 2010 by lifeproof
It’s quite a coincidence that one week after my depiction of CNN Turk ads, which won awards in the international arena, that implied that CNN Turk showed “events and their backgrounds”. Here, in this advertising campaign by the International Society for Human Rights (ISHR), we learn that events and their interpretations do matter utterly. And [...]
Tags: CNN Turk, I Believe in Advertising, International Society for Human Rights, ISHR, press freedom, thanks to press freedom you know better
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news: events and their backgrounds
October 11th, 2010 by lifeproof
CNN Turk is not the most reliable news channel in Turkey. CNN Turk is inherently a status quo supporter, pro-power–in this case it is AKP, the prevalent governing party–and pro-capital for many spectators in Turkey. These notions may not be recognized by many or some (even in Turkey; people who may or may not watch [...]
Tags: AK Parti, AK Party, AKP, Ali Bati, background, CNN, CNN Turk, DDB&CO., Gul Kanik, Guney Soykan, I Believe in Advertising, Istanbul, Karpat Polat, Turkey
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Conquest of Free Speech, Opposition and Journalism in Turkey
September 12th, 2009 by lifeproof
This week Dogan Yayin Holding (Dogan Media Group), which is one of the major media groups that owns several newspapers and tv channels as well as dozens of magazines, has been fined an enormous amount of tax fee, which if paid is the end of the whole conglomerate. It is $2.5 billion if you are [...]
Tags: AK Party, Atv, Calik Grubu, Cem Uzan, Ciner, Ciner Holding, CNN Turk, Dinc Bilgin, Genc Parti, Hurriyet, rece, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Sabah, Star TV, Tayyip Erdogan, TMSF, Turgay Ciner, Uzan Holding, Vodafone
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