It is also underlined in the article that 'Brits like Didim a lot and they want to take part in the daily life of turkish socienty. The Didymian newspaper helps brits to fulfill this need.' It is also mentioned that brits can learn useful information and about current debates in turkey's politics from a trustworthy medium and that it could only be an asset to the British residents to be able to communicate with other Brits via the newspaper, and to have a change to make their feelings known on certain subjects. Also, with the language problem, it is often difficult for Brits to gain information about issues that are relevant to their residency status in turkey...