Sedat Ergin Became Hürriyet's Editor-in-Chief
Renowned journalist Sedat Ergin has been appointed as the Editor-in-Chief of Hürriyet Newspaper. This appointment, signaling the beginning of a new era at Hürriyet, has caused a significant stir in the press and media community. Sedat Ergin, a master and experienced journalist who has worked within the Hürriyet community for many years, appears set to bring a fresh perspective to Hürriyet.
Who is Sedat Ergin
Born in Istanbul in 1957, Sedat Ergin studied at Robert College, one of Istanbul's top high schools. He completed his university education at Ankara University's Faculty of Political Sciences. After graduating from the International Relations department, Sedat Ergin began his journalism career in 1975. Ergin, who worked at the Turkish News Agency from 1976 to 1978, served as a diplomatic correspondent for the Ankara Bureau of Cumhuriyet Newspaper starting in 1979. Sedat Ergin joined Hürriyet Newspaper in 1987 and served as Hürriyet's Washington correspondent for 6 years. Ergin became Hürriyet Newspaper's Ankara Representative in 1993 and held this position for 12 years. After becoming the Editor-in-Chief of Milliyet Newspaper in 2005, Ergin returned to Hürriyet in 2009 as a columnist. He won the Turkish Journalists' Association journalism award in 1992, 2003, and 2010.
