Carrying the World in A Cell
Ali Cinar
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Let’s say you went to India as a tourist. As soon as you land in New Delhi Airport, you receive on your cell phone a message like this: “Welcome to India. You can reach us at the Turkish Embassy in India at this number.” Or imagine you call a friend, and instead of listening to the ring tone, you hear an advertisement until the connection is established.
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Let’s say you went to India as a tourist. As soon as you land in New Delhi Airport, you receive on your cell phone a message like this: “Welcome to India. You can reach us at the Turkish Embassy in India at this number.” Or imagine you call a friend, and instead of listening to the ring tone, you hear an advertisement until the connection is established.
- Published in Businessman
On 46th and 47th Streets, where Manhattan’s heart of jewelry sector pulsates, the commotion of the day has ended and the mall tradesmen enjoy the peace and quite of ending a long day. Besides a lot of large and small scale Turkish firms, most of the Turkish people, such as artisans and shop assistants, make their living in the gold sector in the Mecca of goldsmiths. 
