TTNET

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TTNET A.Ş.

Company type	Public, subsidiary of Türk Telekom
Industry	Telecommunication Internet Service Provider Digital television
Founded	26 April 2006
Defunct	26 January 2016[1]
Headquarters	Istanbul, Turkey
Website	TTNET

TTNET A.Ş., operating under the Türk Telekom brand, is the largest Internet service provider in Turkey and has around 7 million subscribers.^[2] TTNET is a subsidiary of Türk Telekom Group.

Currently,^[when?] Mohammad Hariri is Chairman of the Board of Directors and Abdullah Orkun KAYA is the CEO of the TTNET.

In February 2010, TTNET launched a new service called Tivibu, which combines television and cinema. This service allows users to access both television and a library of movies via both mobile phones and computers.^[3]

On 26 January 2016, Türk Telekom decided to use single brand "Türk Telekom", for its mobile networking, landlines and internet service provider.^[4]