TELE2 News Ended Its Broadcasts: Murat Taylan Explained the Reason.

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TELE2 News, an online news platform established by TELE1 employees after a trustee was appointed to the channel, has decided to cease its broadcasts. TELE2 program presenter Murat Taylan stated that RTÜK (Radio and Television Supreme Council) demanded a total of 2 million Turkish Lira for two licenses, adding, "Since we cannot pay the requested license fee, we have decided to end our broadcasts under the name TELE2 News."

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TELE2 News has decided to end its broadcasts because it cannot meet the 2 million lira license fee demanded by RTÜK (Radio and Television Supreme Council). TELE2 News is ending its broadcasts: “We are ending our broadcasts because we cannot meet the 2 million lira license fee requested by RTÜK.” - Medyascope

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TELE2 News, which was established after a trustee was appointed to TELE1, ended its online broadcasts after it could not meet the 2 million lira license fee demanded by RTÜK (Radio and Television Supreme Council) due to economic conditions.

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TELE2 News, which was founded by the presenters of TELE1 after a trustee was appointed to the channel and began broadcasting online, ceased operations after failing to meet the license fee demanded by RTÜK (Radio and Television Supreme Council). TELE2 program presenter Murat Taylan stated that RTÜK demanded 2 million Turkish Lira for two licenses, and that they decided to end broadcasting because they could not pay this amount by the end of the …

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Following the arrest of TELE1 TV's Editor-in-Chief Merdan Yanardağ and the appointment of a trustee to the channel, TELE2 Haber, an online news platform established by TELE1 employees, has ceased broadcasting...

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TELE2 News, founded by TELE1 employees after a trustee was appointed to the channel, has decided to cease broadcasting. TELE2 programmer Murat Taylan stated that a total of 2 million TL was required for the two licenses requested by RTÜK (Radio and Television Supreme Council), and that this amount could not be met due to current economic conditions.