has announced plans to launch The Hollywood Reporter Türkiye in partnership with local media company Titania Yayıncılık.
The publication, THR’s first in Türkiye, will comprise a monthly print edition complemented by a local digital and video presence.
“We are excited to continue expanding our global footprint with the launch of The Hollywood Reporter Türkiye,” Lori O’Connor, executive vp and publisher of The Hollywood Reporter, said in a statement. “Türkiye is a thriving and vibrant market with a dynamic entertainment community, and we look forward to bringing our authority, expertise and global perspective to local audiences while creating new opportunities to connect the region’s creators and industry leaders with the world.”
The new title will deliver coverage of Türkiye’s
The new title will deliver coverage of Türkiye’s screen industry to an international audience, with Ece Sükan as editor-in-chief and the editorial output aligned to THR‘s global standards.
“Today, we are proud to introduce The Hollywood Reporter Türkiye, with its first print issue launching in December 2026,” Sükan said in a statement. “Bringing one of the world’s most impactful cultural authorities in entertainment to Türkiye is an incredible privilege. Our ambition is to build a meaningful bridge between Türkiye’s vibrant creative industry and the global entertainment community, showcasing local talents, stories and achievements on the international stage while fostering new opportunities for cultural exchange, collaboration and dialogue. Through print, digital platforms and in-person experiences, we aim to create lasting connections and strengthen Türkiye’s presence in the global creative landscape.”
Partner Titania Yayıncılık Reklam Medya ve Prodüksiyon Anonim Şirketi was launched earlier this year under the leadership of İsmail Polat and brings experience in journalism, magazine publishing, communications and public relations.
THR Türkiyeis the latest international extension for THR, joining a growing list that includes editions in India, Japan, Germany and Australia.
