Aytun Çelebi
Starting with coding on Commodore 64 in elementary school moving to web programming in his teenage years, Aytun has been around technology for over 30 years, and he has been a tech journalist for over 20 years now. He worked in many major Turkish outlets (newspapers, magazines, TV channels and websites) and managed some. Besides journalism, he worked as a copywriter and PR manager (for Lenovo, HP and many international brands ) in agencies. He founded his agency, Linkmedya in 2019 to execute his way of producing content. He is recently interested in AI, automation and MarTech.
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AI music startup Suno raises $400 million in Series D funding at a $5.4 billion valuation, surging despite mounting copyright...
Suno doubles valuation to $5.4 billion despite copyright lawsuits
Universal Music Group, Sony, and GEMA continue pursuing legal action against Suno even as the company attracts fresh capital and...

















