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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Nuri Çolakoğlu, President, Doğan Media International from The Report: Turkey 2013
Articles & Analysis | Reading the future: Expanding beyond national borders from The Report: Turkey 2013
With more diversity and greater competition in its media and advertising sector than ever before – plus a wealthier population and a growing economy – Turkey has become a global leader in industry growth. The country’s steady economic expansion in recent years stands in contrast to the stagnation of many neighbouring states. European, Middle Eastern...
Articles & Analysis | On the silver screen: Domestic cinema is coming into its own from The Report: Turkey 2013
While Turkish cinema has been winning awards at international festivals for some years now, its mass media appeal has only recently begun to entice investors. Turkish TV, in particular, has become a major export industry for the country, projecting “soft power” throughout the region while also bringing substantial investment into domestic...
Articles & Analysis | New rules and regulations: A draft law will restructure media oversight from The Report: Turkey 2013
The media and advertising industry in Turkey has been undergoing some important regulatory changes in recent times, and this process is likely to continue in the coming year. On the one hand, the state has become more involved in the measurement of media effectiveness, thanks to an expanded role for the radio and TV authority. On the other hand...
Chapter | Media & Advertising from The Report: Turkey 2013
The rapid growth of the domestic economy has helped to sustain an expanding media landscape, although issues of media freedom remain an ongoing concern. For some, a sense of growing polarisation represents a danger; others regard it as the emergence of a healthier (if more contested) public sphere. Despite the challenge from online outlets, Turkish print journalism still maintains a diverse...
At an average of 5.1% between 2003 and 2012, Turkey has experienced one of the world’s highest growth rates over the past decade. This was accompanied by drops in joblessness and poverty, as well as gains in school enrolment, home ownership and life expectancy.