Hurriyet Daily News

Hürriyet Dünyas? (Hürriyet World), Turkey?s largest media ecosystem, is the leader of its sector thanks to its investments in Big Data, which improved satisfaction of both its users and advertisers, said Vuslat Do?an Sabanc?, chairwoman of the Hürriyet newspaper, during the ?Smartcon 2015? conference in Istanbul May 26.

Could it be said milder by anyone? Skillfully, Hürriyet Daily News Editor-in-Chief Murat Yetkin put it in his weekend editorial: Ahmet Davuto?lu, the last prime minister of the first Turkish Republic?

A new book by Hürriyet Daily News writer Niki Gamm has been published by Çitlembik Publications. Titled ?White Plume,? the book describes the story of 12-year-old Charles Henby.

A gunman killed 6 people and committed suicide after storming a statistics office in Turkey's city of Kars.

Turkish newspaper Hurriyet Daily News reports that several others were injured.

Abdullah Gul, the President of Turkey, declared himself against a possible ban on social media.

On Friday, he announced a blockade of Facebook and YouTube that Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan had suggested earlier is "out of question", as he was quoted as saying by German magazine Der Spiegel.

Turkey could block access to social media such as YouTube and Facebook, its Prime Minister announced on Thursday.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan added the measure could be approved and enacted after local elections, which will be held on March 30, Turkish newspaper Hurriyet Daily News reported, citing a live interview aired on TV channel ATV.