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G.Antep Zirve Üniversitesi’nde bir gün… @sevgilihayyam @pardonnama

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 08:27:31 +0000

Anıl Sayan’la Gaziantep’e geldik, Zirve Üniversitesi’nde bir söyleşi yaptık. Gördüğümüz misafirperverlikten dolayı teşekkür ederiz….

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Sosyal Medya Haber Siteleri (1): sosyalsosyal (@sosyalsosyal)

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 07:27:15 +0000

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Erkan’s Field Diary yeni bir seriye başlıyor. Sosyal Medya Alanında haber veren siteler.. Sitenizin bilgilerinizi gönderin, seriye ekleyelim;) sakaerka@gmail.com

İçinde bulunduğum bir çok projeyi ilk haberleştiren, güzel dosya haberler hazırlayan sosyalsosyal ile başlıyorum bu seriye…
Özellikle röportajlar kısmına bakmakta fayda var.

Site kendini şöyle tanıtıyor (Yazarlık çağrısı da yapıyor bu arada):

Sosyal Sosyal Nisan 2011′de Webeyin tarafından kurulan bir Sosyal Medya haber sitesidir. Sosyal Medya,Teknoloji,Web Girişimleri v.b. konularda anlık olarak haber ve bilgi paylaşımı yaparak kullanıcılarını bilgilendirmeyi amaçlar.

Sizde konuk yazar olarak Sosyal Sosyal bünyesinde yazı yazabilirsiniz. Konuk yazar olmak için iletisim[at]sosyalsosyal.com üzerinden bizimle iletişime geçebilirsiniz.

Basın bülteni gönderimleriniz için bulten[at]sosyalsosyal.com adresini kullanınız.

Sosyal Sosyali RSS, Twitter @sosyalsosyal ve Facebook Sayfamız üzerinden takip edebilirsiniz.

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Sosyal Medya alanında çalışan ajanslar (37): “ping”

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 06:13:04 +0000

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Erkan’s Field Diary sosyal medya alanında çalışan ajansları tanıtan seriye devam ediyor. sakaerka@gmail.com adresine logo, iletişim bilgileri, kısa tanıtım, varsa birkaç ekip fotosu gönderirseniz sizin ajansı da bu seriye dahil etmek isteriz… Ya da en azından haberdar ediniz;)

Ping kendini şöyle tanıtıyor:

Entegre dijital pazarlama iletişimi çözümleri sunan, Türkiye’nin ilk tam donanımlı dijital hizmet ajansıdır. Ping, aynı ajans yapısı içinde tüm dijital iletişim unsurlarını barındırması sayesinde, müşterisi olan markaya, entegre pazarlama iletişimi yaklaşımı ile hizmet verebilmektedir.

Hizmetlerimiz:

İletişim bilgileri:

Büyükdere Cd. Ecza Sk. Safter Iş Merkezi
Kat:6 Levent 34430 Istanbul
Telefon: 0212 324 02 00

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“No chapters in Turkey-EU negotiations likely to be opened until 2013… A foreign policy roundup…

admin — Tue, 15 May 2012 12:41:57 +0000

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No chapters likely to be opened until 2013

from Hurriyet Daily News
Despite the positive climate between Turkey and France following the French presidential elections, Ankara will likely have to wait until 2013 before it can speed up negotiations with the European Union, due to a tight calendar.

EU should give new dynamism to Turkish bid: Westerwelle

from Hurriyet Daily News
The European Union needs to inject momentum into Turkey’s access negotiations, Germany’s foreign minister said on today.

Turkey, EU agree to avert political crisis in relations

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by LALE KEMAL

Turkey and the European Union have invented a new term, “positive agenda,” which describes the beginning of accession negotiations in one of the stalled chapters. However, they will refrain from using the word “negotiations” to bypass the Greek Cypriot veto of Turkey. Through this new policy, Turkey and Brussels will try to avert a possible political crisis that may erupt when the Greek Cypriot government takes over the rotating EU presidency for six months starting July 1. Turkey has threatened to freeze diplomatic relations with the EU if there is no deal in the UN-brokered peace talks on thereunification of Cyprus by the time the Greek Cypriot administration takes the EU presidency.

François Hollande and the Turks

from Turkish Digest

MAXİME GAUİN
There is a historical trend in the main Socialist leaders of France alternating their attitudes vis-à-vis the Turks, especially if the Armenian question is involved. Jean Jaurès (1859-1914) diffused the Armenian nationalist propaganda in the 1890s, in ignorance, then met the Young Turks and became, until his death, their loyal friend. The first years of François Mitterrand’s presidency were marked by a serious crisis (1981-1984), but it was very quickly resolved and followed by years (1985-2000) of good relations.

En Turquie, la fronde des islamistes anticapitalistes

by Acturca
Libération (France) 11 mai 2012, p. 7 Vu d’Istanbul Ragip Duran Ils se revendiquent Jeunes Musulmans anticapitalistes (Jmac). Pour la plupart, ce sont des étudiants, certains barbus, d’autres bien rasés, des filles avec ou sans foulard islamique. «Nous voulons mettre en avant la dimension sociale et “solidariste” de l’islam», explique Ihsan Eliacik, idéologue de ce

A Guesstimate Analysis: Exchanging Turkish Journalists for Iranian Pilgrims

from The Istanbulian by Emre Kızılkaya

Turkish journalist Adem Ozkose (L) and cameraman Hamit Coskun (R) pose with Foundation for Human Rights and Freedoms and Humanitarian Relief (IHH) President Fehmi Bulent Yildirim in Damascus in this handout picture released by IHH.

Two Turkish journalists, who were jailed by the Syrian regime, were released on Saturday after two months of imprisonment, as part of what appears to be a prisoner swap between Turkey and Iran through intermediaries in Syria.

End France’s Block on Turkey’s EU Bid, President Hollande

from Yahoo news
As Francois Hollande drives through Paris to his inauguration today, he should add an item to his daunting list of priorities as president of France: End his country’s block on Turkey’s talks to join the European Union, and do it soon.

France-Turkey: ‘Le changement, c’est maintenant’ by Helene Flautre*

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Interviews
It was not a coincidence that “le changement, c’est maintenant,” the campaign slogan of Françoise Hollande, who won a landslide victory in the French elections, which literally means “change now,” or “time for change,” was used by Le Monde in its headline to draw attention to relations between France and Turkey.

Turkish companies keep investing heavily in Arbil

from Hurriyet Daily News
Genel Energy with Turkish partners, extends its presence in northern Iraq with a $175 million contract to search for oil.

Turkish-French relations after Sarkozy

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by CENGİZ AKTAR
Former President Sarkozy was the least liked leader of the Fifth French Republic since 1958. There were many reasons for people to hate him. In addition to his arrogant, offensive, sarcastic personality and extremely personalized management style, Sarkozy was never successful in any of the issues that required reform. In Western European countries like France, the tradition of the welfare state has encountered difficulties in adapting to globalization. Everybody agrees that there is need for a thorough overhaul of the administration of health, retirement, education, immigration, the environment and the economy and for new vision and policies in all these fields. However, diagnosis is different from offering proper and workable policies. Sarkozy has shattered the existing systems but failed to build new ones. He shook the foundations of the major institutions but failed to renew them. As he left his initiatives unfinished, domestic and international opposition to his style grew further.

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Social fabric roundup: Turkey ranks 47th in mothers report, Turkish middle class ‘loves malls’, and more..

admin — Tue, 15 May 2012 10:03:03 +0000

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Turkey ranks 47th in mothers report

from Hurriyet Daily News
Turkey ranks 47th on a list of the “best countries in which to be a mother,” in…

nuclear power stations, turkey style (!)

RedHack hacks Turkish family ministry website on Mother’s Day

from Hurriyet Daily News
The socialist RedHack group today took down the Turkish Ministry of Family and Social Policy’s website, to mark Mother’s Day and draw attention to violence against women in Turkey and armed conflicts around the world.

Turkish middle class ‘loves malls’

from Hurriyet Daily News
Most members of Turkey’s middle class adhere to conservative religious values..

Pious Turks Push for Labor Justice

by By SUSANNE GÜSTEN
Young Muslims have been congregating to critique the reign of the mildly Islamist government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan as “capitalism with ablutions.”

Symposium on creationism stirs debate in academia

from Hurriyet Daily News
An anti-evolutionist symposium plan organized by a university student group in Istanbul…

Marûnis (Hakkari) : Retour au village détruit parce que « sa terre est l’honneur de l’homme »

from YOL (routes de Turquie et d’ailleurs) by anne

A Kurdish Majority In Turkey Within One Generation?

from Yahoo news
Since the 1990s, Turkey’s fertility rate has steadily declined, due to, among other factors, rising household incomes, expanded access to higher education for women and increased birth control practices.

AKP government scales down national day festivities

from Hurriyet Daily News
The celebration of national holidays will no longer include military parades and lavish shows at stadiums

Out With The Old National Rituals

from Kamil Pasha by Jenny White
A major change: the end of the iconic Kemalist national displays and rituals that included stadiums of costumed and choreographed youth (sometimes wearing Ataturk masks), ten-story banners of Ataturk, military displays, and in some regional centers, “reenactments” of victories over “foreign forces” like Armenians that in one case featured young Turkish boys dressed as soldiers, splashed with fake blood and playing dead, their “bodies” partly wrapped in Turkish flags.

Plastic surgery gets share from Turkish TV series

from Hurriyet Daily News
Turkish TV series, which have become very popular in Arab countries as well as many other parts of the world in recent years, are also noted for make a contribution to Turkey’s health tourism.

Orhan Pamuk’s museum diversifies Turkish art scene – SES Türkiye
A new museum dedicated to the love affair in Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk’s novel The Museum of Innocence, expands the traditional boundaries of the literary

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Serthatcan Yurdam: HDK 1. Genel Kurulu

admin — Tue, 15 May 2012 08:32:35 +0000

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Halil İbrahim İzgi: Saraybosna, Mayıs, Kar

admin — Tue, 15 May 2012 07:30:21 +0000

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Simge Sezer (@simgesezer): #istanbulgezileri4 Anneler Günü ÖZEL

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William Armstrong on “AKP & Fethullah Gülen alliance”, Presidential system debates, New constitution writing…

admin — Mon, 14 May 2012 20:21:28 +0000

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New constitution formula takes shape

from Hurriyet Daily News
Parliament’s Constitutional Reconciliation Commission started writing the new constitution beginning with the section on “fundamental rights and freedoms.”

Charter team draws first border

from Hurriyet Daily News
Turkey’s Constitution Conciliation Committee agrees on 45 titles under the Fundamental Freedoms and Rights chapter, while failing to reach an agreement on 10 titles, which include education in native languages

The presidential system and the Kurdish issue

from Hurriyet Daily News
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan revived the debate on presidential system last week.

CHP needs to change: Leader

from Hurriyet Daily News
Main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu had a message of change and “mental revolution” for social democrats at his party.

A temporary alliance? The AKP, Fethullah Gülen and religion in Turkish politics, William Armstrong

from open Democracy News Analysis – by William Armstrong

With the Gülen movement emerging as a potential challenger for the governing AK Party, the future direction of Turkish politics will be determined by the outcome of the impending power struggle, argues William Armstrong.

With the ‘Turkish model ’ commonly cited as one of the inspirations for the revolts sweeping through the Arab region, and with much speculationabout the role of Islam in the newly emerging political systems in those countries, a closer look at religion’s potential future role in Turkish politics seems appropriate. Of course, it is perilous to look into the crystal ball and make predictions about the medium to long term political future of any country, and this is particularly so in a place with such a volatile political landscape as Turkey. However, at the risk of inviting egg on my face at some point in the future, I would fairly confidently suggest that Turkey will not simply ‘evolve away’ from politicised Islam any time soon – as many hailing the apparent civilianisation of Turkish politics and liberalisation of the country’s economy often tacitly assume. With roots deeply planted – most notably through the Gülen movement of reclusive religious preacher Fethullah Gülen – it seems clear that religion will continue to play a significant role in Turkish political life, as in social life, for the foreseeable future. Whether its vehicle will remain the current ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), however, is not quite so certain.

The presidential dream of PM Erdoğan’s

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by ERGUN BABAHAN
Since the parliamentary Constitutional Reconciliation Commission started to write the first draft of the new constitution, the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) has put the presidential system debate on the agenda.

On the road to Çankaya

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by NICOLE POPE
It was just a matter of time. The debate on a presidential system that began before the June 2011 elections disappeared from the headlines for a few months. It was of course still lurking under the surface of the political agenda, as became evident when Parliament earlier this year passed a law adjusting the presidential mandate and in effect preventing President Abdullah Gül from serving a second term as head of state.

Turkey’s priority is its constitution

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by MARKAR ESAYAN

For a while, there have been attempts to create a discussion regarding switching to a presidential system in Turkey.

News system fury personal: Arınç

from Hurriyet Daily News
The opposition parties are against the presidential system only because PM Erdoğan has the chance to be elected to the post, says Deputy PM Arınç, while CHP leader dismisses the presidential system debate as ‘an artificial agenda’

Turkey: What’s Behind Erdogan’s “One Religion” Comment?

May 10, 2012 – 9:25pm, by Yigal Schleifer

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s recent statements that his country is united by “one religion” have caused quite a stir, drawing criticism both inside and outside Turkey. Erdogan made the comment in reference to the Kurdish issue in two recent speeches, saying what he advocates for is “one nation, one state, one flag and one religion.” (A classic nationalist refrain heard in Turkey, mostly meant as a rebuke to Kurds, is that the country has “one flag, one nation, one language.”)
Facing mounting criticism of Erdogan’s remarks, Huseyin Celik, a deputy chairman of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), said they were a “slip of the tongue”:

‘One religion’ controversy

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by LALE KEMAL
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s remark that Turkey is united by “one religion” has not only drawn serious criticism from within the country but also from Europe, due to its highly discriminative character toward other sects and religions. Not only Christian minorities but also those from the Alevi (Shiite Muslim) sect in Turkey reacted sharply to Erdoğan’s emphasis on “one religion.” Western diplomats in Ankara were also appalled by Erdoğan’s remark, which they said was outrageous and that no single European prime minister or minister would dare to make such a statement.

Turkish prime minister says critics are right on ‘one religion’ remark

from Hurriyet Daily News
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has retracted his much-criticized description of ‘one religion’ as an indispensible principle for Turkey, saying those who criticized him on the issue were right.

Fabricated evidence in Sledgehammer case and the ECtHR

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Interviews by ORHAN KEMAL CENGİZ

Çetin Doğan, the alleged leader of the Sledgehammer coup plan, along with his relatives and his lawyers, has long been arguing that some of the evidence used against the accused in the court in which Mr. Doğan and others are on trial is distorted and fabricated.

Controversial basic tenets saved for last in charter push

from Hurriyet Daily News
Parliament’s constitution-making commission has decided to keep the preamble, the basic principles of the Republic and the form of the state as the last topics on its discussion list.

Is the presidency a priority?

from Hurriyet Daily News
With or without Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the discussion about the power of the presidency is among Turkey’s priorities. Let me tell you why.

Turkish investigations cast shadow over powerful army-run conglomerate

Chicago Tribune

ERGENEKON, SLEDGEHAMMER “I think we have to look at all these investigations as a whole. Going back to Ergenekon, Sledgehammer, all of those associated cases and now with OYAK, we see that the main motive here is not to try to pursue real crimes,

Turkey launches new crackdown on ex-officers

from Yahoo news
Turkish prosecutors have ordered the arrest of at least five active duty and five retired generals along with other suspects over their alleged role in the 1990s ousting of an Islamist prime minister.

Fourth Wave of Feb. 28 Operations

from Bianet :: English
The forth wave of Feb. 28 operation began within the scope of Feb. 28 investigation today. Detention warrants were issued for 17 suspects including 11 retired military officers.

Quo vadis AK Party?

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Turkish Pre by TOKTAMIŞ ATEŞ
To tell the truth, although I have no personal sympathy for the Justice and Development Party (AK Party), I have been content with most of its practices for 10 years. The decrease in inflation rates and increase in quality of education and health services are the first improvements that immediately spring to mind.

What is the Turkish media not saying about the coup plans?

from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by ORHAN KEMAL CENGİZ
There is a large segment of the Turkish media that refers to the cases of the Ergenekon and Sledgehammer coup plans in a very interesting manner. When you read about them, you can never understand what these cases are all about; all you see is that there are certain “shortcomings,” “problems” and “manipulation” in these cases.

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#pub204 öğrencilerinden Pinterest galerileri (@bilgi_pr)

admin — Mon, 14 May 2012 17:58:56 +0000

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Final sınavının ilk sorusuna verilen cevapları burada bulabilirsiniz.

En ilgi çekici galeri buradan paylaşırsanız pek güzel olur…

Ders Twitter hashtagi: #pub204

Sorumuz buydu. Sorularımız devam edecek…

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Erkan's Field Diary

G.Antep Zirve Üniversitesi’nde bir gün… @sevgilihayyam @pardonnama

Sosyal Medya Haber Siteleri (1): sosyalsosyal (@sosyalsosyal)

Erkan’s Field Diary yeni bir seriye başlıyor. Sosyal Medya Alanında haber veren siteler.. Sitenizin bilgilerinizi gönderin, seriye ekleyelim;) sakaerka@gmail.com

İçinde bulunduğum bir çok projeyi ilk haberleştiren, güzel dosya haberler hazırlayan sosyalsosyal ile başlıyorum bu seriye… Özellikle röportajlar kısmına bakmakta fayda var. Site kendini şöyle tanıtıyor (Yazarlık çağrısı da yapıyor bu arada):

Sosyal Medya alanında çalışan ajanslar (37): “ping”

Erkan’s Field Diary sosyal medya alanında çalışan ajansları tanıtan seriye devam ediyor. sakaerka@gmail.com adresine logo, iletişim bilgileri, kısa tanıtım, varsa birkaç ekip fotosu gönderirseniz sizin ajansı da bu seriye dahil etmek isteriz… Ya da en azından haberdar ediniz;)

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“No chapters in Turkey-EU negotiations likely to be opened until 2013… A foreign policy roundup…

Social fabric roundup: Turkey ranks 47th in mothers report, Turkish middle class ‘loves malls’, and more..

Serthatcan Yurdam: HDK 1. Genel Kurulu

Halil İbrahim İzgi: Saraybosna, Mayıs, Kar

Simge Sezer (@simgesezer): #istanbulgezileri4 Anneler Günü ÖZEL

William Armstrong on “AKP & Fethullah Gülen alliance”, Presidential system debates, New constitution writing…

#pub204 öğrencilerinden Pinterest galerileri (@bilgi_pr)

İçinde bulunduğum bir çok projeyi ilk haberleştiren, güzel dosya haberler hazırlayan sosyalsosyal ile başlıyorum bu seriye…
Özellikle röportajlar kısmına bakmakta fayda var.

Site kendini şöyle tanıtıyor (Yazarlık çağrısı da yapıyor bu arada):