| Bağımsız İnternet Gazetesi (Independent Internet Newspaper) | |
 | |
| Type | online newspaper |
|---|---|
| Owner(s) | Tempo24 Basın Yayın Prodüksiyon Ltd. Şti. |
| Editor-in-chief | Doğan Akın (2009–) [1] |
| Founded | September 1, 2009 |
| Political alignment | Political Neutrality (self-proclaimed), [2] [3] Liberalism (3rd-party review) [4] |
| Language | Turkish |
| Headquarters | Istanbul |
| Website | t24 |
T24 is a Turkish online newspaper.
T24 was launched on 1 September 2009. [1] Initial staff of T24 were consisting of former Tempo24 employees. [1]
On 29 December 2012, T24 started their YouTube channel and uploaded their first video on 12 April 2013. In 2013, author and columnist Hasan Cemal joined T24. [5] In September 2013, T24 announced "T24 Okur Fonu" their crowdfunding venture that planned to collect funds from its readers. [6] [7] In September 2013, led by Hasan Cemal, Doğan Akın, Yavuz Baydar, Yasemin Çongar, Andrew Finkel, Hazal Özvarış and Murat Sabuncu, T24 staff established Punto24, a self-proclaimed "independent press platform". [8]
On 14 January 2015, T24 published an entire instalment of Charlie Hebdo, which included cartoons depicting Muhammad the Prophet, following 2015 Charlie Hebdo shooting. [9] In February 2015, T24 started their online literary criticism initiative Kitap Kültür Kritik 24 (K24). [10] [11] Between 30 October and 13 November 2015, Nazlı Ilıcak published her columns as a "guest columnist" at T24. [12] [13]
In March 2016, columnist and literary critic Murat Belge joined T24. [14]
Following his departure from Doğan Media Group in September 2018, Mehmet Y. Yılmaz joined T24. [15] On 19 October 2018, T24 announced the arrival of Yılmaz. [16] On 23 October 2018, following the cancellation of her contract with CNN Türk co-administrator Şirin Payzın joined T24. [17] On 25 November 2018, a new periodical feature was introduced, "Şirin Payzın'la Ne Oluyor?", hosted by Şirin Payzın, which was begun to be aired on YouTube channel of T24. [18] On 17 December 2018, T24 publicised their weekly electronic outlook T24 Pazar, which is to be online-published every Sunday. [19]
In 2020, Doğan Akın, one of the founders of website and chief editor was put on a trial due to an allegation of "Support to a Terrorist Organization without having affiliation", as reporting the news based on tweets posted by Fuat Avni, an anonymous Tweeter account, which caused number of detentions of alleged persons affiliated FETÖ (formerly referred as "Gülen Movement" until colloquially known 17-25 December Operations taken place). [20] The case was settled as Akın was acquitted of accusation, on 2 July 2020. [21] [22]
On 17 May 2020, T24 announced the arrival of senior journalist and politician and writer Altan Öymen. [23]
In June 2013, T24 columnist Alper Görmüş, who formerly worked at Nokta, Taraf and Yeni Aktüel, accused the Gezi Park protestors of being "pro-coup d'état" in his T24 column. [24] [25]
Chief editor Doğan Akın, a former Doğan Media Group employee before joining T24, was accused by Zekeriya Say in 2019, a columnist at Yeni Akit newspaper, of maintaining conflict of interest due to his allegedly neutrality-periling relations with 3rd parties, alleged misuse of his connections in order to obtain funding for the newspaper. [26]
Despite its claims of political neutrality, T24 was labelled as a left-liberal media outlet, by Nihat Genç. [27]
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ağımsız internet gazetesi T24; bugün yayına başladı. Hiçbir kurum, örgüt ve kişiyle doğrudan ya da dolaylı bir bağlantısı bulunmayan T24, kısa bir süre yayında kalmasına rağmen Türkiye gündemini etkileyen dosyalar yayımlayan Tempo24'ü hazırlayan gazeteciler tarafından yayına sokuluyor.
Bugün gazetesine 26 Ekim 2015’te kayyum atanmasıyla buradaki işine son verildi. Ardından 30 Ekim – 13 Kasım tarihleri arasında ‘konuk yazar' sıfatıyla T24 gazetesinde yazdı.
T24 internet haber sitesinde yazan Alper Görmüş köşesinde Gezi eylemlerini konu aldı. Gezi’nin iki farklı ruhu olduğunu belirten Görmüş, Gezi eylemcilerinin darbeci olduğunu da yazdı. “Türkiye'yi sarsan 20 gün ve onu izleyen ‘düşük yoğunluklu direniş’in geride nasıl bir tortu bırakacağı sorusunu, bence, bu 20 güne damgasını vuran iki sosyoloji temelinde cevaplandırmalıyız.” diyen görmüş, bu iki sosyolojiyi şöyle açıkladı: “Bu sosyolojilerden birincisini Gezi ruhunu temsil eden yeni nesil, ikincisini ise demokrasisiz bir laik diktatörlük peşinde koşan ulusalcılık oluşturuyor.”