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Warner Bros Discovery Strikes Turkish Scripted Deal With Local Media Giant Dogus

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Warner Bros Discovery Strikes Turkish Scripted Deal With Local Media Giant Dogus

Warner Bros.

Discovery (WBD) and Doğuş Media Group are teaming to supercharge Turkish scripted shows.

A new strategic partnership will see them co-finance and co-broadcast shows, with the upcoming romantic comedy-drama series Tuzlu Kahve (Salted Love) the first to come through the pact.

The Poll Films-produced show will premiere on free-to-air network Star TV before joining HBO Max […]

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