halil wrote:Kikapu wrote:halil wrote: You forgeting that i am working at media corporation and these news are coming out from Cyprus .I don't need link .
No Halil, I have not forgotten that you work for a media company. A true unbiased and objective news media person should only report or support facts and not politicize the facts and the news. This is where credibility of that person rests.halil wrote:Yes there is a differences the way we gave the news like presidents titles... etc....etc .... this is our position . .
That is precisely why you are not able to compete as a reliable news organization with other Internationally recognise news organizations, because they have earned their reputation for reporting facts and not politicize it just to please the regime in power. This is what Free Press is all about, this is what Free Speech is all about and this is what True Democracy is all about. If you lack any of the above components when reporting news, then one does not get facts, they get "shit".
Kikapu ,
titles are not important in the content of the news .
it is not politicize kikapu , difference is both sides does not recognize each other regimes .
as a TC's we didn't elected roc president how can we call him for president of roc . we elected our president .
you can say he is not recognised by international communities it does not make any difference for me .
e.g by looking below writing people are not interesting with titles . ok some forum members does not like it the way we wrote . but rest of the world does not care . lots of well known writers also says Greek part of the Cyprus or Turkish Part of the Cyprus .what happened .people are cares only what is the content of the news .
The two leaders in Cyprus will meet on the 1st of July to evaluate the progress achieved so far by working groups and technical committees established to prepare the ground for fully-fledged negotiations between the two sides.
as a TC's we didn't elected roc president how can we call him for president of roc . we elected our president .
Sorry Halil, but you are using a very weak argument here in trying to make a point.
Did the TC's vote for George Bush, and yet you call him President don't you.?? So what is the difference calling Christofias a President, specially when he is representing a country that is recognised. The same cannot be said about the "trnc" set by International standards . Will you still not call Christofias a President if settlement was reached while he is still in office, just because the TC's did not vote for him few months ago (well, some may have done actually), or will you still continue calling Talat President, even after peace is reached. Do you see where I'm coming from Halil.??
Now, it is OK calling Talat and Christofias as leaders as their community, there is nothing wrong with that, but to call Talat a President while calling Christofias a leader of the GC's, does not earn you any credibility at all............sorry.!!