TYT

TYT most commonly refers to The Young Turks, an American progressive online news and commentary program created in the early 2000s by Cenk Uygur. The name is also associated with the historical reformist movement The Young Turks in the late Ottoman Empire.

The program began as an independent online talk show and grew into TYT Network, a multi-channel media organization with a roster of hosts and programs that cover politics, current events, and media criticism. Content is produced as video segments, live streams, and podcasts, distributed on YouTube, streaming services, and social media.

Notable figures associated with TYT include Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian, among others. The network has built a large online audience and has been influential in online political discourse, while also facing criticisms common to digital media regarding editorial balance, monetization, and workplace practices.

Beyond the media network, TYT can be used as an acronym in other contexts, depending on the setting. When referenced, it typically points to The Young Turks, but clarification may be needed to avoid confusion with the historical movement or other uses of the acronym.