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Hello. I am writing for the second or third time already, however, nothing has changed yet. Please look at the mistake in the last-name of the film director Atom Egoyan. It is written Atom ED*oyan on the website, instead of a G, by some mistake, a D was put. Please change that. Thank you.

Link for reference: http://www.euronews.net/en/article/28/11/2008/atom-edoyan-continues-adoration-festival-tour/

03.12.08

Dear euronews,

This is a brilliant and well-informing homepage! I really enjoy reading through the articles or have a look at “no comments” because you just start thinking about what these pictures want to express. People are able to activate their imagination and they may start to understand people in other countries. I think it’s very informing; the articles aren’t too long or detailed, you get the most important out of them and so you keep up-to-date with the whole world news. I like that a lot! Another positive point is that you can listen to the videos while reading the article or listen to it afterwards. That’s a good exercise for language learners like me because we can work on our pronunciation and spelling at the same time (including new vocabulary ;) Well, just keep on working like that!

Re: ‘Washington’s biggest bank bail-out yet. News item.’ It is staggeringly near incredible how all too often and now sharply in the public eye; those at the top of the ladder in industry, commerce, finance and politics who gain so much and receive inflated bonuses are practically given cart blanche despite playing a substantial part in so much misery and suffering. We the stupid masses will eat cake whilst those glutinous scum sit in ivory castles sucking our bone marrow. We had the age of reason, law, power, but how many more regular folk must suffer or perish before we see an age with some ethical value. Is it truly impossible for people with a modicum of integrity to prevail? Must we remain as in debt slaves to the whims of the powerful for a contrived flag or corporate logo?

Dear euronews,
I really enjoy the concept of your site. Listening to the news while reading the words is quite helpful for me as a language learner. But I’d like to know why is it that most of the time – or so it seems – the spoken and the written text don’t correspond completely but only to a certain extent. In my opinion an all-or-nothing approach would be better.
Greetings, SF

02.12.08

First of all thank you for your reply. I can easily specify couple of cultural events that you should have put at your bulletine from Turkey.
Salvador Dali exhibition is still at Sabancı museum in Istanbul. Picasso has just ended. Istanbul International Jazz Festival or Antalya Altın Portakal Film Festival which hosted many international stars in Antalya this year.

I am only writing this because youalways published every little exhibition or art gallery events from Spain or France. I’ve been watching you for years regularly and I enjoy euronews. As an International politics expert, I expect objectivity and more networking at all European countries not just Spain-Italy-France-Uk.

euronews should embrace whole Europe, not just the big 5 players in the continent. As a future member state, I would and nearly 80 million Turkish people in Europe would like to see more coverage from Turkey.

Thank you and have a good broadcasting.

02.12.08

At your airport meteo, there are all cities but Istanbul Ataturk Airport!! Why is that? There is even Athens and many others. Istanbul Ataturk is handling more than 26 million pasangers a year. So many people are interested to see its weather forecast too dear euronews!!!!

Plus you give alot of cultural event info but not from Turkey!!! 70 million people with many international events are being organized in Turkey. Whatever you put about Turkey on the news are just negative. Be objective and not discriminate the countries.

26.11.08