The Turkish media conglomerate Dogan Yayin Holding (DYH) has announced that it expects its ad revenues to rise by 30% this year. Its interests currently include Kanal D, one of the largest broadcasters in Turkey, along with CNN Türk, which is jointly owned with AOL Time Warner, Star TV and the leading ISP Dogan Online. Earlier this year it announced that one of its subsidiaries – Dogan TV – will launch an advanced interactive digital TV service employing conditional access, middleware and an EPG supplied by NDS.
Good outlook for Turkish Dogan
06.11 Europe/London, May 14, 2007 By
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