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Televizyon Yayincilari Derneği 30.05.2019 Tarihli Genel Kurul Hazirun Cetveli TELEVİZYON YAYINCILARI DERNEĞİ 30.05.2019 TARİHLİ GENEL KURUL HAZİRUN CETVELİ SIRA ADI SOYADI KANAL TRT 1 ERKAN DURDU TRT 2 METİN TUĞTAĞ TRT 3 YAHYA BOSTAN TRT 4 KURTULUŞ ZEYDAN TRT 5 MEHMET YEŞİLKAYA TRT TRT1 6 CEMİL YAVUZ TRT 7 YAHYA TAYYİP AYDENİZ TRT 8 ŞABAN ŞİKAR TRT 9 LEYLA AYDOĞAN TRT 10 MURAT ÖNAL TRT TRTÇOCUK 11 BORA DURMUŞOĞLU TRT 12 NİHAT KAŞIKÇI TRT 13 MÜSLÜM ŞAHİN TRT 14 ERKAN AYDIN TRT 15 ASLIHAN ŞAHİN TRT KANAL D 16 MURAT SAYGI KANAL D 17 LALE EREN KANAL D 18 NİHAT ULU KANAL D 19 ALİ KARAKAYA KANAL D 20 GAYE ARMAN BIÇAKÇIOĞLU KANAL D ATV 21 ADEM GÜRSES ATV 22 METİN ERGEN ATV 23 MUTLU İNAN ATV 24 FATİH SAVAŞ ATV 25 OSKAY ALPTÜRK ATV FOX 26 CENK SONER FOX TV 27 BURKE BARIŞ ŞERBETÇİ ARABACI FOX TV 28 MEHMET NECİP KIRÇIN FOX TV 29 MEHMET İÇAĞASIOĞLU FOX TV 30 EBRU PELİT FOX TV NTV 31 MURAT BARAN ŞEVİŞOĞLU NTV 32 AHMET İREN NTV 33 ASLI ÇAMLIBEL ATAÇ NTV 34 NERMİN YURTERİ NTV 35 LEVENT USLU NTV DİGİTÜRK 36 ESRA ÖZARAL DİGİTÜRK 37 AYŞE UFUK AĞAR GÜL DİGİTÜRK 38 NURİ BOYSAN AKKAYA DİGİTÜRK 39 EREM DEMİRCAN DİGİTÜRK 40 HATİCE MEMİGÜVEN DİGİTÜRK SHOW TV 41 GÜLEN ÇAKIR SHOW TV 42 FATMA ÇİĞDEM ÇOKGEZER SHOW TV 43 SUAVİ DOĞAN SHOW TV 44 GÜLAY YILMAZŞAHİN SHOW TV 45 SEMRA TINAZTEPE SHOW TV STAR TV 46 ÇAĞATAY ÖNAL STAR TV 47 TÜNAY ERGİN STAR TV 48 AYŞE DURMAZ STAR TV 49 ERDEM BARIŞ ERZİNCAN STAR TV 50 MERT ÇAĞLAR STAR TV KANAL 7 51 AYKUT ZAHİD AKMAN KANAL 7 52 HARUN KAPİYOLDAS KANAL 7 53 MELEK YARGIN KANAL 7 54 MUZAFFER ŞAFAK KANAL 7 55 SEDAT GÜRGEN KANAL 7 TV8 56 ASLI YAŞAROĞLU TV8 57 MESUT GÜNEY TV8 58 BİLGİN ARSLAN TV8 59 EMİR ÖZKAN TV8 60 DOĞA UMUT ÖZYÜREKLİ TV8 HABERTÜRK 61 ALİ CAN TÜRKOĞLU HABERTÜRK 62 KENAN ÇELİK HABERTÜRK 63 ASLI GÜLKAN DEMİRKOL HABERTÜRK 64 ZİŞAN KASAR YILDIRIM HABERTÜRK 65 BATTAL YÖRÜK HABERTÜRK TEVE 2 66 BURAK ÇATALTEPE TEVE2 67 CENGİZ KORKMAZ TEVE2 68 CEYDA GÖNENÇ TEVE2 69 ENGİN AKÖZ TEVE2 70 AYŞE ÖZLEM ERTÜRK TEVE2 FLASH TV 71 ŞENAY ŞENOL FLASH TV 72 SÜLEYMAN İNCE FLASH TV 73 ABDULHADİ KARAOĞLU FLASH TV 74 MUSTAFA AKTAŞ FLASH TV 75 HAKAN ŞAHİN FLASH TV 24 TV 76 TÜLAY DÖLEN 24 TV 77 ÖMER ÖZKÖK 24 TV 78 MURAT ÇİÇEK 24 TV 79 BAHADIR SARAÇGİL 24 TV 80 ERDAL YAYLA 24 TV CNNTÜRK 81 ROBERT ZARA CNNTÜRK 82 BORA BAYRAKTAR CNNTÜRK 83 CÜNEYT ERSEZER CNNTÜRK 84 KUBİLAY GÜLBEK CNNTÜRK 85 MURAT YANCI CNNTÜRK TV NET 86 ÖMER KARACA TV NET 87 İSMAİL HALİS TV NET 88 SERHAT İBRAHİMOĞLU TV NET 89 ÜNAL DOĞAN TV NET 90 AHMET HAMDİ YÜKSEL TV NET TV 360 91 OĞUZ ALTUĞ DEMİREL TV 360 92 ETEM YILDIRIM TV 360 93 MURAT BOLLUCUOĞLU TV 360 94 HACI YUSUF KARADAĞ TV 360 95 MUHAMMED NURİ ARSLAN TV 360 TÜRKSAT UYDU HABERLEŞME KABLO TV 96 CENK ŞEN TÜRKSAT 97 HASAN HÜSEYİN ERTOK TÜRKSAT 98 ERDİNÇ AKPINAR TÜRKSAT 99 OĞUZ KARAKAŞ TÜRKSAT 100 METE ARSLAN TÜRKSAT ANTEN A.Ş. 101 KUBİLAY KESKİN ANTEN A.Ş. 102 ÖZHAN SARGIN ANTEN A.Ş. TTNET 103 YAKUP ÖZTUNÇ TTNET 104 ÜMİT ÖNAL TTNET 105 ZİYAD VAROL TTNET 106 ELİF TATOĞLU TTNET 107 BEGÜM ALBAYRAK TTNET POWERTÜRK TV 108 YAPRAK PAMUKÇU POWERTÜRK TV 109 BÜLENT AHMET TURAN POWERTÜRK TV ÜLKE TV 110 MUSTAFA ÇELİK ÜLKE TV 111 HASAN ÖZTÜRK ÜLKE TV BLOOMBERGHT 112 CEM COŞKUN BLOOMBERGHT 113 KORAY BERKİN BLOOMBERGHT SHOW TÜRK 114 PINAR ALIŞIR SHOW TÜRK 115 TAYFUN GÜLVARDAR SHOW TÜRK SHOW MAX 116 GÜLAY YILMAZŞAHİN SHOW MAX 117 EMEL TOPSAKALOĞLU SHOW MAX BEYAZ TV 118 OSMAN GÖKÇEK BEYAZ TV 119 BORGA ŞAHİN BEYAZ TV YABAN TV 120 MELİH MERİÇ YABAN TV 121 TOLGA ERATAK YABAN TV TV4 122 NİLGÜN AKDOĞAN TV4 123 HANDAN SARAN TV4 KANAL B 124 ALİ HAYDAR BİRBEN KANAL B 125 YUSUF ZİYA BAYRAKTAR KANAL B KANAL T 126 İDRİS KESKİNCİ KANAL T 127 İLKER KARACA KANAL T ALTINKANAL 128 YASEMİN KURTÇU MEŞE ALTINKANAL 129 SENEM TAŞDEMİR ALTINKANAL DOĞA TV 130 YELİZ KARABUDAK TÜZEN DOĞA 131 FAHRİ ÖZPOYRAZ DOĞA EKİNOKS 132 OKTAY DEMİR EKİNOKS 133 MERVE YAVUZ EKİNOKS FLEKS 134 NURAN KAYRAK FLEKS 135 İSMAİL YILDIRIM FLEKS FUN 136 BURCU YAPICI FUN 137 EZGİ İNCİ FUN GALAKSİ 138 İSMAİL BAYIR SMART SPOR 139 AYDIN SAYGIN SMART SPOR KANALSPOR 140 KADER BORAY KANALSPOR 141 ZEYNEP ÖZCAN KANALSPOR KUTUP 142 BAŞAK ÖZGÜR MENDA KUTUP 143 MEHTAP ÜNAL KUTUP MİLENYUM 144 SEZİN GÜNTER MİLENYUM 145 İLKER ÜNAL MİLENYUM POPÜLER 146 MELTEM YILDIZ POPÜLER 147 SAVAŞ DOĞAN POPÜLER SELENİT 148 MEHMET ALİ KOŞAR SELENİT 149 KEREM ERDAĞ SELENİT STİL 150 OĞUZHAN KUDUOĞLU STİL 151 İLKER ÖZKİPER STİL TV2000 152 FATİH ÇOŞKUN TV2000 153 ALİ UĞUR BEYAZIT TV2000 UYDU 154 RAMAZAN EKİZOĞLU UYDU 155 DİLEK KURU UYDU YÖRÜNGE 156 MEHMET ENGİN SOYTOK YÖRÜNGE 157 SEDA TEZEL YÖRÜNGE DREAM TV 158 MURAT DURAN DREAM TV 159 EBRU CANLISOY DREAM TV DREAM TÜRK TV 160 AYGEN DEMİR DREAM TÜRK 161 BUKET GÜNGÖRDÜ DREAM TÜRK A HABER 162 ABDULHALİK ÇİMEN A HABER 163 YAVUZ NART A HABER MİNİKA 164 HACI ALİ TÜRKASLAN MİNİKA 165 EMEL ELÇİN KOYUNCU MİNİKA BEA TV 166 İSMAİL ERKAN ÇELİK BEA TV 167 BANU YEGİN BEA TV UÇANKUŞ TV 168 HÜSEYİN CAN TANRIYAR UÇANKUŞ TV 169 ANILCAN TANRIYAR UÇANKUŞ TV ASPOR 170 TAHSİN ENDER BİLGİN ASPOR 171 OKAN ESEN ASPOR.
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