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To transfer recently approved yet not registered domain names to new registrars, payment should be done first.

Regulations other than those whose effective date is specified below will enter into force on 1 January 2024.

In some cases, a video displayed at a video sharing website or a photo from one of the websites providing social networking service or an application downloaded to a smartphone or just an article from a news portal website might not be reviewed as the internet connection might be extremely low to upload or download any content.

Journalism is a domain specifically protected by Press Labour Law numbered 5953 ("Press Labour Law") and it differs from the general labour law rules in Turkey.

In accordance with the protocol signed between the Middle East Technical University ("METU") and the Information Technologies and Communications Authority ("ITCA") on 21 December 2018, ...

The Information Technologies and Communication Authority ("BTK") with the Board Decision dated September 5, 2023 approved, accepted, and decided the "Procedures and Principles for Confirmation...

Providing electronic communications services in Turkey has become even more difficult for operators.

The Law on Regulation of Electronic Commerce ("Law") is published in the Official Gazette on 5 November 2014 entered into force as of 1 May 2015.

In its judgment dated June 28, 2022 and numbered 2018/6161, published in the Official Gazette dated December 20, 2022 and numbered 32049, the Constitutional Court...

On June 14, 2017, the Ankara Regional Administrative Court's 7th Administrative Chamber ("Regional Court") rendered a decision stating that telecommunications operators must be warned regarding an infringement before an administrative fine is imposed on them.

With the Law w.no 7253 published in the Official Gazette on July 31, 2020, various amendments were made to the Law on the Regulation of Publications on the Internet and Suppression...

Turkey's Ministry of Industry and Technology has introduced rules for electromagnetic compatibility between electronic devices and fixed wiring installations to ensure electromagnetic compatibility of the devices throughout the market.

Turkish Constitutional Court ("Court") annulled the paragraph 12 of Article 77 of the Consumer Protection Law, which granted the Advertisement Board ("Board") the power to partially...

Companies, which intend to provide services within the scope of electronic communication, are authorized by Information and Communication Technologies Agency ("ICTA").

By the Information Technologies and Communication Authority, (i) Regulation on Amendments to the Service Quality Regulation in the Electronic Communications Sector ("Regulation")...

In Turkey telecommunication services had been conducted by the Government. However in 2005 the provision of these services was privatized which brought chance for the other actors to enter into the telecommunications market for the provision of services forming part of the telecommunication market.

On January 4, 2020, the Message Management System ("IYS"), which aims to collect all opt-in consents in a single database accessible both by the service providers and the recipients was introduced.