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MIXX Awards Türkiye Ödülleri sahiplerini buldu
IAB Türkiye tarafından bu yıl 9. kez düzenlenen MIXX Awards Türkiye Ödülleri 21 Şubat tarihinde Four Seasons Bosphorus Otel’de düzenlenen törenle sahipleri ile buluştu. ‘Dijitallendiniz” temalı MIXX Awards Türkiye’de büyük ödülün kazananı “Ruhun Doysun” çalışması oldu. Çalışma ayrıca Marka Farkındalığı ve Konumlandırma, Markalı İçerik, Sosyal Pazarlama-WOMM kategorilerinde ödül aldı.
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‘Kırmızı’ya rekor başvuru
Hürriyet öncülüğünde düzenlenen Kırmızı Ödülleri, 15. yılında reklam dünyasını daha iyiye teşvik ve motive etmek amacıyla ‘değişim’ temasıyla gerçekleştiriliyor. Sektörün deneyimli isimlerinden oluşan 82 kişilik Kırmızı Ödülleri jürisi, başvuruları değerlendirme süreci öncesinde ilk kez bir araya geldi.
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15. Kırmızı Ödülleri jürisi başvuru değerlendirmeleri öncesinde bir araya geldi
Hürriyet öncülüğünde düzenlenen Kırmızı Ödülleri, 15. yılında reklam dünyasını daha iyiye teşvik ve motive etmek amacıyla ‘değişim’ temasıyla gerçekleştiriliyor. Sektörün deneyimli isimlerinden oluşan 82 kişilik Kırmızı Ödülleri jürisi, başvuruları değerlendirme süreci öncesinde ilk kez bir araya geldi.
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7. Mixx Awards Türkiye jürisi belli oldu
Dünyada 45 ülkede faaliyet gösteren Interactive Advertising Bureau’nun Türkiye merkezi IAB Türkiye tarafından 7. kez düzenlenecek olan ve düzenlendiği ilk günden beri dijital dünyanın nabzını tutan MIXX Awards Türkiye için başvurular tüm hızıyla devam ediyor.
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Olivia Colman kimdir? En İyi Kadın Oyuncu ödülüne sahip oldu
Olivia Colman, Sarayın Gözdesi filmiyle 2019 yılının En İyi Kadın Oyuncu Oscar ödülünü kazanan isim oldu. Kariyeri boyunca birçok dizi ve filmde boy gösteren Olivia Colman, son olarak Sarayın Gözdesi filmindeki performansı ile dikkatleri üzerine toplamıştı. Peki, Olivia Colman kimdir ve kaç yaşındadır? İşte, oynadığı diziler ve filmler
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A crisis PM Erdoğan could have done without
Developments in China’s restive region of Xinjiang are causing a stir in Turkey, where pressure is mounting on the government of Prime Minister Erdoğan to do something about Beijing’s brutal suppression of the Uighurs; a close relative of the Turks who speak a language close to Turkish.
The role of the diaspora on Ankara-Yerevan rapprochement
It has been more than two months since Turkey and Armenia have announced their agreement on a road map, a key document that was not yet made public but is supposed to detail the modalities and timetable of the much-expected normalization process between the two countries.
Istanbul called to give voice to climate change
ISTANBUL - The promoter of the ’350 movement’ to tackle climate change, Bill McKibben, arrives in Istanbul and calls on activists in the city and across Turkey to join forces with a global coordinated effort to highlight the importance being paid by people across the world to climate change. He says Turkey is an important place for this initiative
Pianist talks on projects for peace
ISTANBUL - The International Istanbul Music Festival that ended Tuesday is a prime example of the multiple dimensions available for organizations targeting a specific audience. Guests, including pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim, have inspired dialogue on hot topics not related to music at all
Cancellation would hurt Turkey’s image: France
PARIS - France is continuing with its preparations at full speed to host its Turkey Season as planned between July 1 and March 31, 2010, even though Erdoğan has signaled a possible cancellation. The nine-month-long event is set to introduce Turkey, in all facets, to the French people
Turkey and Azerbaijan: Passion, principle or pragmatism? (II)
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, five Turkic nations became independent and Turkey postured to fill the power vacuum. Mostly, this backfired. Eager for independence, these new nations did not want to be patronized and Turkey was ill prepared to understand the power dynamics and social affinities in these countries. Moreover, domestic political and economic problems consumed Ankara throughout the 1990s, making Turkey a confusing partner to deal with. The country’s coalition government changed on a yearly basis, each with a different vision for the region: A Turkish nationalist party representative would travel with a pan-Turkic agenda while a member of Parliament from an Islamic party would advocate religious unity.
Why have the Çankaya and Parliament election laws not been passed?
A constitutional change to elect the president by popular vote was adopted May 31, 2007, making Abdullah Gül the last president elected by Parliament to a seven-year term of office. Recently, the government and opposition parties have reached an agreement to limit Gül’s seven-year tenure to five. The governing Justice and Development Party, or AKP, had previously insisted that his term should be seven years, but has now adopted a different approach: Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s “5+5” plan.
PM: ’Turkey Season’ in France could be put off
ANKARA - A series of events set to introduce Turkish culture to France next month may be postponed, Erdoğan says, but it is not clear if he meant only to put off a trip to France. A Foreign Ministry spokesperson says Davutoğlu will go to France to attend one or two activities.
No one told me to stop, says intruder
BODRUM - A real estate dealer who has invested over 500,000 liras in the buildings in a bay in Güllük admits that he has no permits, and accuses state officials of giving a green light to him. Local officials say legal action is taken against him and he will have to leave the premises.
Brown survives mutiny with pledge to improve
LONDON-The embattled British PMseeks to draw a line through his most tumultuous week since taking office after surviving an attempt by rebel MPs to force him out. Despite a historic defeat in the European Parliament elections, his key allies back Brown, who vows to improve his lackluster leadership
Pouring concrete over a paradise
BODRUM - Once a tranquil town surrounded by uninhabited hills, Bodrum’s transformation into one of Turkey’s largest summer tourism spots has resulted in sprawling urban development and government plans for yet more growth. But the locals are taking a stand against the plans, arguing that the administration should take residents’ input into consideration.
Obama still at the line of departure
Judging from the generally positive reactions to his Cairo address, President Barrack Obama appears to have made a new beginning with the Muslims of the world Ğ at least for the time being. He has before a global audience demonstrated successfully his commitment to a new relationship with the Muslims based on dialogue, mutual respect and partnership.