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Comment on Istanbul Twestival by istanbul twestival

istanbul twestival — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 16:06:36 +0000

thaks idil,
istanbul twestival is willing to welcome you all on march 25th at tomtom sokak.
great year is ahead!

Comment on Istanbul 2010 by arved

arved — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 18:02:44 +0000

Thanks İdil for keeping the blog updated!

This is going to be an interesting year for istanbul…
İstanbulu çok özlüyorum ya….

Comment on Istanbulian and Turkish blogger protests by » Sansüre Karşı Tepki ve Sosyal Medyanın Gücünün Kanıtı | Anafikir.com - Fikrin kadar varsın

Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:51:06 +0000

[...] internet girişimcilerinin haberdar olmasına yardımcı oldu. Konu Digg sitesinde de haber oldu, metblogs‘da da ve The Web Next‘te. Bu yayınlarda kampanya destekçisi arkadaşlarımızın [...]

Comment on Istanbulian and Turkish blogger protests by Global Voices in Italiano » Turchia: dalla censura di Stato all’autocensura dei blogger

Thu, 28 Aug 2008 09:08:59 +0000

[...] blog Metroblogging:Istanbul sostiene l’iniziativa pubblicizzandola e incoraggiando al dialogo: In seguito alla censura di [...]

Comment on Istanbulian and Turkish blogger protests by Global Voices Advocacy » Turkey is Typing….Bloggers Banning Themselves

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:36:13 +0000

[...] blog Metroblogging:Istanbul is supporting the ban by advertising it and encouraging dialog: After the ban of many a video [...]

Comment on Istanbulian and Turkish blogger protests by Global Voices Online » Turkey is Typing…Bloggers Banning Themselves?

Global Voices Online » Turkey is Typing…Bloggers Banning Themselves? — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:22:07 +0000

[...] blog Metroblogging:Istanbul is supporting the ban by advertising it and encouraging dialog: After the ban of many a video [...]

Comment on Istanbulian and Turkish blogger protests by ist_melih

ist_melih — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 06:23:41 +0000

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Comment on Istanbul bomb blasts – Gungoren by Global Voices in Italiano » Turchia: le reazioni dei blogger all’attentato di Güngören

Mon, 04 Aug 2008 10:33:56 +0000

[...] Metroblogging Istanbul nel seguente intervento sembra riassumere il sentimento maggiormente diffuso fra i blogger turchi: La scorsa notte sono esplosi due ordigni nell’area di Güngören, uccidendo 17 persone e ferendone altre 154. Due bombe alla ciclotrimetilentrinitroammina [it] sono esplose con un intervallo di quindici minuti; la prima esplosione, più contenuta, serviva evidentemente a radunare i passanti che volevano soccorrere eventuali feriti, mentre la seconda, più devastante, ha trasformato il quartiere in una zona di guerra. In casi simili, il primo gruppo cui si pensa in Turchia è il PKK [Partîya Karkerén Kurdîstan, Partito Curdo dei Lavoratori(it)] ma non si può escludere un coinvolgimento di Al Qaeda, responsabile del recente attentato all’ambasciata americana. Purtroppo non si tratta né del primo, né dell’ultimo attacco terroristico a Istanbul: finché le condizioni di sicurezza non miglioreranno, resteremo tutti facili bersagli di simili attentati. [...]

Comment on Istanbul bomb blasts – Gungoren by Global Voices Online » Turkey is Typing….Bomb Blasts in Istanbul

Global Voices Online » Turkey is Typing….Bomb Blasts in Istanbul — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 17:48:18 +0000

[...] Metroblogging Istanbul writes the following, which appears to be the common sentiment of Turkish bloggers: Last night two bombs went off in the area of Gungoren – killing 17 and injuring 154. Two RDX bombs went off at 15 minutes interval, the first was a smaller explosion aimed at getting people to flock towards the sound of the bomb to see if they could help in case anyone was injured and the second set off 15 minutes later, with a bigger blast, turning the area into a war zone. The PKK [Kurdistan Workers' Party] are obviously the first group that come to mind in case of terror attacks but lets not forget El Kaide [Al Qaeda], who attacked the American embassy in Istanbul not long ago. This isn’t the first and it will unfortunately certainly not be the last terror attack against Istanbul, we’re all like sitting ducks provided security measures are not increased. [...]

Comment on Ant Oracle by Turkish Man Believes His Ant Farms Can Predict Earthquakes : Planetsave

Turkish Man Believes His Ant Farms Can Predict Earthquakes : Planetsave — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 04:51:29 +0000

[...] a man in Turkey, Kadir Sutcu, is using several ant colonies in his home to predict when earthquakes will occur. As the article I read claims, in early July Sutcu was [...]