European readers choose hurriyet.com.tr

European readers choose hurriyet.com.tr

ISTANBUL- Hürriyet Daily News
Internet statistics firm comScore ranked hurriyet.com.tr, the news portal of Hürriyet daily, as the Internet news portal with the third most hits in Europe in November 2011.

According to the comScore data, the English news portal Daily Mail had the most visitors with 20.1 million hits. The Guardian, another English portal, came in second with 15.7 million visitors, while third place went to Turkish hürriyet.com.tr with 10.4 million hits. Turkish news portal milliyet.com.tr was also ranked among the top five, coming in at fifth place.

In August 2011, comScore ranked hurriyet.com.tr in fourth position with 9.5 million hits. In three months, Hürriyet has climbed into third place, upping its number of visitors by close to 1 million.
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