17-05-2023, 10:30 PM
Franceinfo TV's Les Informés has a new title sequence:
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The presenter market has just started, with an unsurprising surprise: L'heure des pros is expanding to radio... well, actually not. Pascal Praud has been hired by Europe 1 to present the lunchtime slot, which might be similar to the programme he does currently over on RTL (Les auditeurs ont la parole), with Éric Brunet on the line to take over the slot on the M6 station next season.
He is the newest CNEWS personality to join the station (after Sonia Mabrouk, Laurence Ferrari, Mathieu Bock-Côté, Dimitri Pavlenko and Romain Desarbres, etc..), confirming the increased sheer to the far-right of the radio network and more collaboration with the opinion network, at the moment Bolloré (through Vivendi) is finalizing plans to take over Lagardère News and waiting the authorisation of European authorities, but not before warehousing its top magazine Paris Match (itself a victim of Bolloré's far-right agenda) into another Vivendi subsidiary:
www.ozap.com
www.ozap.com
To other news, France 3 veteran Catherine Matausch is retiring from France Télévisions, the upcoming launch of the Ici newscasts being the reason for the move. Carole Gaessler will debut her new Olympic magazine later this summer, after numerous delays, whilst Émilie Tran Nguyen will get an increased role at France 5's infotainment show C à vous, including currently anchoring the first part from the Paris loft (with Patrick Cohen, Matthieu Belliard and Mohamed Bouhafsi) as the rest of the show's presenters (Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, Pierre Lescure and Bertrand Chameroy) move to Cannes for a Festival-oriented second half of the show, direct from the Promenade with a live studio audience and star guests, as part of France Télévisions' greatly expanded coverage of the event.
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Switcheroo involving BFM TV and Franceinfo: Agathe Lambret, who covered Macron on the Altice channel, and Neila Latrous, who is currently the weekend host of Les Informés, are switching outlets. Lambret will present the weekend 8.30 political interview; whilst Latrous will return to BFM TV to serve as Political Editor, replacing Philippe Corbé, who has been promoted as News Director and General Editor.
www.radiofrance.com
www.ozap.com .
twitter.com
The presenter market has just started, with an unsurprising surprise: L'heure des pros is expanding to radio... well, actually not. Pascal Praud has been hired by Europe 1 to present the lunchtime slot, which might be similar to the programme he does currently over on RTL (Les auditeurs ont la parole), with Éric Brunet on the line to take over the slot on the M6 station next season.
He is the newest CNEWS personality to join the station (after Sonia Mabrouk, Laurence Ferrari, Mathieu Bock-Côté, Dimitri Pavlenko and Romain Desarbres, etc..), confirming the increased sheer to the far-right of the radio network and more collaboration with the opinion network, at the moment Bolloré (through Vivendi) is finalizing plans to take over Lagardère News and waiting the authorisation of European authorities, but not before warehousing its top magazine Paris Match (itself a victim of Bolloré's far-right agenda) into another Vivendi subsidiary:
www.ozap.com
www.ozap.com
To other news, France 3 veteran Catherine Matausch is retiring from France Télévisions, the upcoming launch of the Ici newscasts being the reason for the move. Carole Gaessler will debut her new Olympic magazine later this summer, after numerous delays, whilst Émilie Tran Nguyen will get an increased role at France 5's infotainment show C à vous, including currently anchoring the first part from the Paris loft (with Patrick Cohen, Matthieu Belliard and Mohamed Bouhafsi) as the rest of the show's presenters (Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, Pierre Lescure and Bertrand Chameroy) move to Cannes for a Festival-oriented second half of the show, direct from the Promenade with a live studio audience and star guests, as part of France Télévisions' greatly expanded coverage of the event.
www.leparisien.fr
Switcheroo involving BFM TV and Franceinfo: Agathe Lambret, who covered Macron on the Altice channel, and Neila Latrous, who is currently the weekend host of Les Informés, are switching outlets. Lambret will present the weekend 8.30 political interview; whilst Latrous will return to BFM TV to serve as Political Editor, replacing Philippe Corbé, who has been promoted as News Director and General Editor.
www.radiofrance.com
www.ozap.com .
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