10-01-2023, 11:05 PM
Here we go again... Canal+ has dropped the Warner Bros. Discovery channels (the former WarnerMedia channels, to make it clear) on a new carriage dispute affecting the group's pay TV satellite and IPTV offerings. This includes Warner TV, which was exclusively distributed through Canal+; the channel is not closing, as it is being shopped to the other IPTV and vMVPD operators. Eurosport remains on the Canal+ offering due to a separate deal being in place. The group's factual channels, however, remain exclusive to Altice France.
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After the cancellation of France 3's soap Plus belle la vie, the regional channel has struggled to find a full-time temporary replacement for the long-running drama. After attempting to fill the slot with repeats of its midday shows Cuisine ouverte and Les 100 lieux qu'il faut voir (and eventually fail with such), Jean-Luc Lemoine's show Samedi d'en rire will be adapted into a shorter daily format. No word if this will be new episodes or will be simply repurposed repeats of previous editions. However, this is a temporary measure, as the permanent replacement is set to debut this Spring, the new daily Paris 2024 newscast with Carole Gaessler.
www.ozap.com
www.ozap.com
After the cancellation of France 3's soap Plus belle la vie, the regional channel has struggled to find a full-time temporary replacement for the long-running drama. After attempting to fill the slot with repeats of its midday shows Cuisine ouverte and Les 100 lieux qu'il faut voir (and eventually fail with such), Jean-Luc Lemoine's show Samedi d'en rire will be adapted into a shorter daily format. No word if this will be new episodes or will be simply repurposed repeats of previous editions. However, this is a temporary measure, as the permanent replacement is set to debut this Spring, the new daily Paris 2024 newscast with Carole Gaessler.
www.ozap.com
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