Doğan TV organizes media meet in January

Doğan TV organizes media meet in January

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
Doğan TV organizes media meet in January Fresh Mesh, a global organization under Doğan TV, will bring together world-renown figures in global show-business and media to Istanbul in January 2013. “Mesh” is an acronym for the media, entertainment and showbiz industries.

Doğan TV, a subsidiary of local conglomerate Doğan Holding and a leading broadcasting group in  Turkey, initiated and designed the two-day Fresh Mesh conference to create an interactive platform for delivering recent global developments in the industry and sharing facts and views in an effort to create international industry awareness on the hot topics “mesh” and related industries are facing today, according to a company press release.

A call to media, Fresh Mesh intends to be a call to media, entertainment and showbiz professionals to meet today’s new “mesh” ecosphere and “mesh”-related industries, the press release said.

“The secrets of creating good content and the fresh trends of today and tomorrow, brand new  ‘mesh’-related economies and ‘mesh’ business mixers will be under the spotlight in Istanbul at Fresh Mesh 2013,” it reads.

The event is scheduled to take place on Jan. 17 and 18. Details in both English and Turkish can be found on its official website, “www.freshmesh.com.tr.”.

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