Fatih Altaylı delivers harsh 'Exxen' criticism to Acun Ilıcalı
Journalist Fatih Altaylı lashed out at Acun Ilıcalı, the owner of the Exxen platform, in a video shared on his YouTube channel. Recalling Ilıcalı's statement regarding pirate broadcasts, Altaylı stated, "Pirate broadcasting is shameful, but what is at least as shameful is that the official, non-pirate broadcaster does not have the infrastructure to carry out the broadcast."
The Exxen platform, owned by producer Acun Ilıcalı, crashed before the Manchester United – Galatasaray match.
Following the crash of Exxen, the match broadcast was shifted to TV 8.5, while intense reactions were directed at Acun Ilıcalı on social media. One of those voices was journalist Fatih Altaylı.
"THE INFRASTRUCTURE IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH"
Evaluating the agenda in a video shared on his own YouTube channel, Fatih Altaylı stated that the problem with the match broadcast stemmed from the infrastructure not being good enough.
"PIRATE BROADCASTING IS SHAMEFUL BUT..."
Referring to Acun Ilıcalı's words, "Pirate broadcasting is forbidden (haram)," Fatih Altaylı said, "Pirate broadcasting is shameful, but what is at least as shameful is that the official, non-pirate broadcaster does not have the infrastructure to carry out the broadcast."
"HE BUYS NICE GIFTS FOR HIS GIRLFRIENDS, BUT BUILD YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE FIRST"
Altaylı continued his remarks as follows;
"So, it turns out that to be a good broadcaster, you need to acquire good equipment. We see the good equipment Acun acquires. He buys himself a nice yacht, a nice car, he buys nice gifts for his girlfriends, but build your infrastructure first; if you have money left over, then do those things."
News Source: 12punto
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