Media Activity: Media and Dw Journalists

media activity: At a time when the nation is ruled from a palace, when the media has essentially been taken out of action via legal and financial means, Turkey has, in effect, turned into the world's largest prison for journalists, according to Deutsche Welle. Now, a think tank known to be in Erdogan's back pocket has presented a report on foreign media showing that Turkish-speaking foreign media are the next target. Erdogan, the inventor of advanced democracy, has created a climate in which journalism has become one of the most dangerous professions in the country. Among those on the list are DW journalists who were denounced and downright blacklisted with the publication of personal information such as CVs, their ideological attitudes and their social media activity. Before Erdogan, most of the media moguls bought newspapers and television stations to put pressure on the respective governments and increase their own assets. Local media implausible A look at the AKP's media policy since it took office in 2002 helps one to understand why this threat against Turkish-speaking foreign media has now occurred. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.