NTV - News updates & alerts

Welcome to the new application of NTV, Turkey's news channel.

To stay updated on breaking news from Turkey and around the world across various categories including economy, lifestyle, technology, health, arts, education, and more, simply download the NTV app.

You can find the latest economic news as well as financial data such as currency and gold prices in the NTV Finance section.

The “Quick View” screen provides access to currency and market information, along with weather updates from multiple locations.

If you give location permission, you will also be able to access traffic information for your area.

Through the NTV app, you can follow exclusive video news tailored for digital platforms, watch all NTV programs, and enjoy live broadcasts 24/7.

By allowing notifications, you can receive immediate updates on the latest developments.

Your opinions are very important to us. We continuously update our application based on the feedback that we receive.

Thank you for your interest in the NTV app.

Tip: Under the settings menu, you can adjust the text size for news articles and modify your notification preferences, as well as access NTV Radio, NTV Sports, and NTV Weather applications.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

NTV Takes Support...

CELEBRITIES GATHER FOR AUTISM CHILDREN – SOMEONE TELL ME SPECIAL / January 15, 2010 Celebrities and experts came together on NTV for the awareness campaign titled "I am aware of autism, I am on their side!" of the Tohum Autism Foundation and called for support for children with autism.

Before this meaningful meeting, the 7 Emmy award-winning film "Temple Grandin" about the life of Temple Grandin, an associate professor and faculty member in the Department of Animal Sciences at the University of Colorado and also an individual with autism, was shown on NTV screens for the first time in Türkiye.

In the program; many celebrities including Ajda Pekkan, Kenan İmirzalıoğlu, Tuba Büyüküstün, Beren Saat, Demet Evgar, Erkan Petekkaya, Engin Altan Düzyatan, Cansel Elçin came together for children with autism.

Child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist Prof. Dr. Yankı Yazgan, Ankara University Special Education Research and Application Center Director Prof. Dr. Bülbin Sucuoğlu; Tohum Autism Foundation Founding President Mine Narin; Tohum Autism Foundation Deputy Founding President Aylin Sezgin; cinema writer Sevin Okyay and writer Tuna Kiremitçi were other names who supported the night.

The income collected via SMS, bank account numbers and the call center that provided service throughout the program was used as a resource for Tohum Autism Foundation's scholarship, awareness and education projects.

NTV GREEN SCREEN PROJECT

Since 2008, NTV has been supporting environmental issues under the name "Green Screen". The aim of the project is to draw attention to environmental problems, increase social awareness on environmental issues, find answers to all questions about "green" issues and correct misconceptions.

NTV includes various programs on many different topics such as global warming, renewable energy, organic foods and green holidays in its broadcast schedule. The project is also supported by other brands of Doğuş Broadcasting Group. Doğuş Broadcasting Group has been deemed worthy of various awards by civil society organizations and academic institutions for its efforts and contributions to environmental issues.

Other projects...

In addition to the Green Screen and NTV Supports, Doğuş Broadcasting Group's other social responsibility projects over the years can be listed as follows;

NTV donated the advertising revenue it earned from its 2009 New Year's program to the Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care Association. The association has been working for years to open Pediatric Intensive Care and Emergency units in many cities of Turkey. NTV also donated a portion of its advertising revenue from the New Year's program to purchase mechanical ventilators and artificial respirators for Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care Units. Two VENTILOGIC artificial respirators were donated through ÇAYD, one to the Çapa Medical Faculty Pediatric Emergency and Intensive Care Unit and the other to the Adana Çukurova University Pediatric Emergency and Intensive Care Unit.

NTV's "We Add Schools" campaign, which was carried out in collaboration with Unicef on April 23, 2007, aimed to collect donations for 100 new classrooms, and thanks to NTV's day-long broadcasts, donations were collected for 125 new classrooms.

Again, in 2007, in line with the "Photographs of Turkey Through the Eyes of Children" project, which was carried out in collaboration with the Ministry of National Education and NTVMSNBC, a total of 512 primary school students in 8 provinces were given theoretical and practical training on taking photographs. A special project page was created on NTVMSNBC for the photographs taken by the children over a two-week period, and the photographs were shared with the public through a virtual exhibition.

The "Something Changes, Everything Changes" campaign, which NTV Radio carried out in collaboration with TOÇEV in 2006. In the first leg of the campaign, cooperation was established with the Ministry of National Education, and as a result of the donations collected, bags that would meet the stationery needs of 17,000 primary school students with limited educational opportunities in 12 provinces were delivered. In the second leg of the campaign, coats and boots were delivered to 23,000 primary school students. The same campaign was continued in 2007 and all Doğuş Broadcasting Group brands, primarily NTV Radio, supported the campaign.

In 2005, donations were collected by clicking on the links on the website with the “Computer Education Support Campaign” organized by NTVMSNBC in order to support the “Computer Education Campaign” of the Ministry of National Education.

On December 10, 2003, NTV made a special Human Rights Day broadcast called “10 Hours on December 10”. Questions about human rights were received through the call center set up in the studio and answered by expert guests throughout the broadcast.