Hürriyet Daily News, FRANCE 24 sign editorial partnership agreement

Hürriyet Daily News, FRANCE 24 sign editorial partnership agreement

Turkey's first English-language newspaper, the Hürriyet Daily News has come to an agreement with France's international news channel, FRANCE 24 to cooperate by exchanging English-language content on their websites beginning Jan. 31, 2013.

Pursuant to this agreement www.france24.com and www.hurriyetdailynews.com will begin sharing news items, feature videos, columns and photos produced and published by their partners.

This partnership aims to reach a broader audience with reliable current event coverage and rich news content.

Based in Paris, FRANCE 24 is a 24/7 international news channel that broadcasts in French, English and Arabic.

Founded in 1961 and based in Istanbul, the Hürriyet Daily News is a member of the Doğan Media Group with a website that attracts 1 million visitors a month from five continents.

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