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New independent Turkish TV channel shuts down after less than a month

New independent Turkish TV channel shuts down after less than a month

  • Olay TV is a casualty of deteriorating press freedom in Turkey
  • The station’s executive editor claimed Caglar had bowed to government pressure
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