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Sep
21st
2025
06:55
CT_Monitor Company
Turkey’s streaming market expands to 73% household reach in Q1 2025: Fabric
Four of the top 10 most used services are Turkish, including Exxen (13%), BluTV (12%), Tivibu GO (5%) and D-Smart GO (3%). Turkey’s streaming market is entering a new phase of growth, with international platforms maintaining dominance but local services gradually strengthening their position.
BroadcastPro Middle East
Sep
17th
2025
06:04
CT_Monitor Company
Max overtakes Netflix to lead Turkiye’s streaming market in Q2 2025
Max, the streaming service that replaced BluTV, claimed the top spot in Türkiye’s streaming market in the second quarter of 2025, capturing a 28% market share, according to data released by JustWatch. Netflix, which had held a dominant position for years, dropped to second place with 24%, while Prime Video continues to compete with a 19% share.
Bazaar Times
Sep
17th
2025
02:00
CT_Monitor Company
Max overtakes Netflix to lead Türkiye’s streaming market in Q2 2025
Max logo on TV with popcorn boxes, remote control, and a plant on the table, in Astana, Kazakhstan, July 21, 2023. (Adobe Stock Photo) Max, the streaming service that replaced BluTV, claimed the top spot in Türkiye’s streaming market in the second quarter of 2025, capturing a 28% market share, according to data released by JustWatch.
Türkiye Today
Mar
16th
2025
18:30
Business Expansion, Regulatory and Legal,
Turkish competition board opens probe of video service providers
The Turkish Competition Board said on Sunday it has opened an investigation into subscription-based, on-demand video service providers, including Netflix, Disney and Amazon. The decision was taken after a preliminary inquiry into whether the service providers violated competition law, it said in a statement. The investigation will look into whether service providers Netflix, Disney+, Amazon, BluTV, Exxen and Gain violated an article of the competition law through exclusive agreements and other restrictive agreements and practices.
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