Dr. Aslandogan reflected on his role in Texas' Turkish community in a PBS program on the Gulen movement broadcast in January.
Daniel Yergin, who tracked government involvement in the markets in his book "Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy," noted today that F.D.R. did not have to suffer the indignity of having the market's second-by-second movements broadcast as he spoke to the nation and that Mr. Clinton had the advantage that the "crony capitalists" he was denouncing were foreigners, not Americans.
There's a lot of money and fame to be had by those who are willing to have their bowel movements broadcast to millions.
There's a lot of money and fame to be had for those who are willing to have their bowel movements broadcast to millions.
The very first call for a Jasmine movement was broadcast from a Twitter account, which was quickly overwhelmed by suspect messages and subsequently shut down, dissidents overseas said.
The state's renewed focus on education took center stage last week when the confession of a prominent reformer, Saeed Hajjarian, who had been the theoretician behind the reform movement, was broadcast on national television.
His conversation with Bill Moyers about America's growing progressive movement was broadcast last week.
The novel that out-Orwells Orwell in its depiction of this new reality is The Circle by Dave Eggers, in which characters willingly wear cameras that track their every movement and broadcast to an ever-increasing number of social media followers.
Mocking the authorities for installing 15 cameras to monitor his movements, he broadcast a public "weiweicam" on the Internet with a feed from his bedroom so the government could keep an even closer eye on him.
"Thanks to a novel idea by the woman sarpanch (headman), every time a resident of the village takes that trademark water container and walks towards the fields early in the morning, details of their movements are broadcast 'live' on a public address system," reports the Hindustan Times.
