These are the trips that did not please Maxime Saada, the chairman of the board of the Canal+ group. In talks, including one given World On January 16, the Minister of Culture made a call. “Give presenters, columnists, and channel owners the power to remind you that the right to use their frequencies for free comes with obligations”. In the viewfinder, C8 or CNews channels. Statements against the leader of the encrypted channel, who spoke in the columns, were perceived as a threat. figaro. “A minister should not say that”reassured Maxime Saada at the entrance, according to comments reported by Pure Media. “No matter what we think about CNews or Cyril Hanouna, it is unbearable to fend off the threat of some channels being shut down on the pretext that they don’t reflect your views. Pluralism, freedom of speech, debate are fundamental issues of democracy.”The group’s chairman of the board concluded his speech.
In the columns of the newspaper last December ParisianMinister Rima Abdul-Malak regretted Cyril Hanouna’s direct slip-ups, especially in the Boyard affair. “When Cyril Hanouna insults a guest on his show, elected or not, and calls for speedy justice in the Lola case, it falls to justice and Arcom to decide. Fast time is what makes us the rule of law. For my part, I strongly condemn these statements! And ‘ This is Arcom’s role in ‘renewing channel entitlements’.before stating: “Once Arcom issues a broadcasting license to DTT, that authority reviews requests taking into account past conduct and even editorial project. There are rules, especially an obligation to handle legal cases in moderation. When the deadline comes, Arcom reviews compliance with all past years …”.
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Source: Programme Television
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