Media Ownership, Aydin Dogan And Tayyip Erdogan Conflict

This paper examines who should control the media to prevent the negative externalities of production produced by the company and the media itself. The reason why the problem evolved is explained in the beginning. We reviewed differences in literature review and opinion to understand the general theme of Marxist ideology, industrial monopoly, private influence on society, and who should have media from liberal ideology.

Finally, at least the second largest DTH operator D-Smart is owned by Dogan Media Group. The company is owned by Media mogul Aydin Dogan. The big clash with the government of Dogan was mainly due to the other business and financial recession of the holding company. As a result, D - Smart no longer invests in paid TV services, and recently lost a part of its customer base. Below is the number of TV users in Tivku's TV + and TT Tivibu during the past three quarters from the fourth quarter of 2016 to the second quarter of 2017. As you notice quickly, Tivibu grew markedly in the Tivibu Home segment (a net increase of about 100K per quarter), and TV + grew with OTT (a net increase of more than 250,000 in the previous quarter). Basically Turkcell focuses on the OTT field and TT is investing in a new satellite TV business

Early this year, Erdogan's intimate allies purchased the Dogan group, one of the country's largest media group, for $ 1.2 billion. This includes 2 major domestic newspapers, Harriet and Posta. Over 80% Nationwide distribution is now in the hands of businessmen closer to the government.

Foreign media organizations including Recep Taip Erdogan's strict government pre-Turkish media have legalized this theory to exacerbate the opposition of Erdogan's critics. Beauty 's Feelings and Paranoia These stories are intended to divert Turkey' s widespread repression after the coup d 'er attempted on July 15. This scandal also helps in the transfer of sexual assault scandals, suggesting that the Turkish Foundation has connections with Prime Minister Erdogan's AKP party. The Egyptian protesters also expressed that former US delegate Michelle Bachmann made an unfounded accusation that Hillary Clinton's assistant Uma Abedin was a member of a Muslim Brotherhood. It is a similar phenomenon. These condemnations are worried that the United States will support the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and impair the stability of the nation in order to dissolve the dictatorship of Hosnimbarak.