Twitter increasingly creates political agenda in Turkey…

CHP leader announced his arguments on headscard thru his Twitter account. MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli also joined Twitter. the President has already been active. PM Erdoğan seems to be leading the unfriendly camp against Twitter (and Web culture in general).
http://twitter.com/yorumluyorum/status/2736144458457088
from Hurriyet Dailynews
Superonline, Turkcell?s profitable fiber-optic network arm, has doubled investments in its infrastructure to expand its network to neighboring countries. Speaking in the southeastern city of Gaziantep, which the company is attempting to transform into a ?digital city,? Superonline General Manager Murat Erkan says the ?age of copper? is over and the fiber age has arrived
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Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaks during an interview with Reuters in his residence in Ankara November 9, 2010.? Read more » REUTERS/Umit Bektas

http://twitter.com/Turkeyreport/statuses/2053668534747136

EMRE USLU – PKK?s war with religious networks (2)

I have been doing research on the Kurdistan Workers? Party?s (PKK) third war against religious organizations in the Kurdish region. So far I have covered two reasons why the PKK has chosen religious organizations as its target.

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from istanbul notes

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