ANKARA
Turkey's Hurriyet Daily News and FRANCE 24 have signed an editorial partnership agreement concerning the exchange of English-language content on their respective websites www.france24.com and www.hurriyetdailynews.com, a press release said.
The partnership aims to enrich the service provided by the two news organizations to their readers and followers.
The Hurriyet Daily News website and pages will now feature videos, news items produced for the FRANCE 24 website and social networks, while FRANCE 24 will feature news items, columns and photos produced for Hurriyet Daily News pages and social networks.
Founded in 1961 and based in Istanbul, Hurriyet Daily News is the first English-language newspaper in Turkey which is still in print. As a member of the Dogan Media Group, the Hurriyet Daily News website attracts 1 million visits a month dynamic and influential visitors from five continents who are in search of prompt and reliable news and analysis on Turkey and the region via ADSL, mobile phone and tablet applications. Hurriyet, printed in Turkish is the most influential newspaper in Turkey and the third most visited website in Europe according to comscore.
Based in Paris, FRANCE 24 is a 24/7 international news channel which broadcasts in French, English and Arabic. It reaches 206 million households on the five continents by cable, ADSL, mobile phone, tablets and connected TVs. FRANCE 24 'New Media' environment (also in three languages) is viewed 10 million times a month. FRANCE 24 is available today in seven million households across Turkey. In addition to free satellite access, FRANCE 24 is available in English on the main cable and satellite carriers, including DIGITURK (channel 146), D-SMART (channel 308) and Turksat (channel 75).
