04-07-2022, 07:09 PM
BFM TV's ticker was replaced this morning by a special information bar showing the movements made by Macron after altering the Borne cabinet (a consequence of Macron's supporting parties losing the majority in the legislative election).
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Staying with BFM TV, the channel's director-general Marc-Olivier Fogiel has announced a boost to its documentary-style reporting programme Ligne rouge, after announcing to newspaper L'Opinion an increase of 60% to the show's annual budget from next year, and reassigning 20 of the channel's reporters to focus exclusively on the show. The channel also plans to develop further the show and increase the frequency of special 52 minute episodes and docuseries, plus docudrama series intermixing interviews with personalities and re-enactments of real events.
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In other news channel news (sic), in an interview with Le Parisien, CNEWS director Serge Nedjar announced the near-complete renewal of the channel's schedule for next year, confirming the channel's dramatic transformation into a Fox News-like punditry channel; however, after leaving NRJ 12, Jean-Marc Morandini will benefit from an extension of 30 minutes to his existing slot, plus a weekend edition, he will also stay on the air even if he's being formally indicted for his sexual harassment and dissimulated work claims, and has to testify against the Paris correctional court. One thing is for sure: Éric Zemmour won't return to Face à l'info, due to Arcom rules on political parties and their leaders.
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Staying with BFM TV, the channel's director-general Marc-Olivier Fogiel has announced a boost to its documentary-style reporting programme Ligne rouge, after announcing to newspaper L'Opinion an increase of 60% to the show's annual budget from next year, and reassigning 20 of the channel's reporters to focus exclusively on the show. The channel also plans to develop further the show and increase the frequency of special 52 minute episodes and docuseries, plus docudrama series intermixing interviews with personalities and re-enactments of real events.
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In other news channel news (sic), in an interview with Le Parisien, CNEWS director Serge Nedjar announced the near-complete renewal of the channel's schedule for next year, confirming the channel's dramatic transformation into a Fox News-like punditry channel; however, after leaving NRJ 12, Jean-Marc Morandini will benefit from an extension of 30 minutes to his existing slot, plus a weekend edition, he will also stay on the air even if he's being formally indicted for his sexual harassment and dissimulated work claims, and has to testify against the Paris correctional court. One thing is for sure: Éric Zemmour won't return to Face à l'info, due to Arcom rules on political parties and their leaders.