Media. Public Audiovisual Reform: What's in the Text that Comes to the Assembly This Monday?
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Drole de sequence : while the former boss Mathieu Gallet is denied the antenna, the MP LFI Manuel Bompard and the economist Julia Cage roll their opposition to the reform of the public audiovisual.
In order to strengthen local news provision, local broadcasters must merge into regional broadcasters. This does not happen automatically everywhere: in North Limburg, two broadcasters dropped out, fearing that economies of scale would be at the expense of local identity.
As of Monday 30 June, MEPs are debating the reform of the public audiovisual sector, which has been repeatedly rejected, and which it is not clear at this stage that it can be voted on in due time.
ANALYSIS. By entrusting Laurence Bloch, the former director of the antennae and editorial strategy of Radio France, with the drafting of a report on a reform which she had been struggling to justify until then, the Minister of Culture added a surety of weight in order to obtain a legislative victory which could be used for her candidacy at the Paris City Hall.
The text defended by the Minister of Culture will be discussed from this Monday in the National Assembly, in a particularly tense context.


As of Monday, MPs are considering a bill to bring France Télévisions, Radio France and the INA together under a holding company. Public audiovisual workers, on strike, are denouncing an "extremely dangerous" project.
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