Thierry Ardisson in online reviews: "Unemployed who don’t mind tweeting"

“It was better before”. Here, in a nutshell, what Thierry Ardisson thinks of television. server that revolutionized the small screen with formats like Black glasses for sleepless nights Later Everyone’s talking about ithe truly regrets the dwindling freedom of expression on the small screen. “You can’t say anything anymore.protested in an interview with our colleagues. pure media.

“I’ve never had a problem with social networks, but during the two years I was at C8, the moment you said something, you had 50,000 tweets”continued by explaining the impact of social networks on chains. “Twitter isn’t the public, but the channels are harassing them.”, underlining, is struggling to outdo everyone who criticizes it on the internet. “I don’t want to be judged by the unemployed who don’t care but tweet. Twitter is anonymous. Any scumbag can speak his mind”painfully spitting out.

Thierry Ardisson commemorates his relationship with France Télévisions in the same pure tone and without appeal. “I didn’t leave France Télévisions, I was fired. It’s only natural for me to go back to France Télévisions, where I attended 18 years ago.”so he affirms by stating against all odds”time has changed on public service. “We no longer have relations with the bosses as before,” he said. so the host shakes up and explains that there were more people before. “Hervé Bourges called me. We had an argument. We often had lunch. Things are different there”.

The same clear view when looking at the speeches today and the lack of interesting guests according to him. “It’s not enough to make a good set every week… Americans don’t come anymore (…) Today they come to a hotel for a one-day press conference and you only have half an hour.”he regretted, pointing out that the presence of Hollywood stars gave. “chic” to a show”I don’t want to bother myself. I don’t want to be bad”came to a conclusion on this.

Clara Kolodny