From: The Listening Post
Turkish media: Caught in the wheels of power?
With domestic media outlets under fire for ignoring massive street protests, we examine media ownership in Turkey.
8 Jun 2013
With domestic media outlets under fire for ignoring massive street protests, we examine media ownership in Turkey.
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