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Kanal3 Tv

Afyonkarahisar, Afyonkarahisar Province, Turkey • 8 Employees
Broadcast Media

KANAL 3 is the name of a pioneering, first-time publishing concept. It embraces broadcasting as a long-running marathon, not a short race. Kanal3 is one of the leading organizations that broadcast from a regional view to the international, from a national channel to the international arena with its knowledge and determined work, and has turned into a broadcasting organization that succeeds in gaining the appreciation of the audience on every ground it reaches. Our broadcasting organization will continue to maintain the same principled stance in the years to come; It will be sensitized to mark history with its responsible publishing approach, its approach based on accurate and impartial news, and its pro-democracy publications. We believe that our organization, which shows such sensitivity to fulfill its responsibility towards the society, will be appreciated by future generations. CHANNEL 3 is based on the understanding of "Our Difference is Publication" and has prepared its publications in this direction. It has become a media organization that goes beyond the traditional broadcasting line and fully complies with the ethical principles of broadcasting. Accordingly, it did not use publishing for its unfair purposes and interests, and it was based on freedom of expression in reporting. It respected private life and privacy, avoided showing our women as an object, and took care to protect our children and young people, who make up our future, from inappropriate content. He took care not to incite or legitimize violence, and he acted with common sense in times of crisis. In short, he avoided publications that would cause corruption, fear and anxiety in the society. CHANNEL 3 has not only interpreted the feelings, thoughts and aspirations of the people of the region, but also our expatriates living in Europe, and made them close. Because CHANNEL 3 so that Turkey, which reached Europe via satellite, of all television viewers in Central Asia and the Middle East.