30-10-2023, 03:07 PM
Back to BFMTV, Télé-Loisirs magazine has obtained an internal memo from the network's management, announcing at the start of the month his formal departure from the network, which will happen before Christmas. In the report, one of the network's employers (which declared anonymously) said that his departure had caused the anger of both Hervé Beroud (Altice's president of news and current affairs) and Marc-Olivier Fogiel; additionally, another source accused Fogiel of editorial interference and interventionism, something that angered Toussaint personally:
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Jean-Jacques Bourdin, who was suspended and eventually released from Altice (RMC/BFMTV) before last year's presidential election over inappropriate conduct allegations, also heavily attacked Fogiel during an interview on France 5's C Médiatique, also accusing him of editorial interference, but also of attempting to force him to use teleprompter and/or earpiece, something he refused (and angering Fogiel in the process). Bourdin currently does his morning interview on Sud Radio (one of the pioneering peripheral stations, which is now regarded by media analysts as a far-right station and the radio equivalent of CNEWS), with exactly the same style of a face-to-face interview.
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The network responded shortly thereafter and announced it would trigger a lawsuit on the grounds of "denigrating declarations".
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www.programme-tv.net
Jean-Jacques Bourdin, who was suspended and eventually released from Altice (RMC/BFMTV) before last year's presidential election over inappropriate conduct allegations, also heavily attacked Fogiel during an interview on France 5's C Médiatique, also accusing him of editorial interference, but also of attempting to force him to use teleprompter and/or earpiece, something he refused (and angering Fogiel in the process). Bourdin currently does his morning interview on Sud Radio (one of the pioneering peripheral stations, which is now regarded by media analysts as a far-right station and the radio equivalent of CNEWS), with exactly the same style of a face-to-face interview.
www.programme-tv.net
The network responded shortly thereafter and announced it would trigger a lawsuit on the grounds of "denigrating declarations".
www.bfmtv.com