2023-08-28 06:28:08
♦ Radio mornings are renewed
Sonia Devillers will host the France Inter morning show at 7:50 a.m. / CHRISTOPHE ABRAMOWITZ/FRANCE INTER
This Monday, August 28, the alarm clock rang early for Léa Salamé and Nicolas Demorand, who remain at the controls of the morning of France Inter. Stable data in a schedule that is also changing: Sonia Devillers swapped her 9.10 a.m. slot with that of 7.50 a.m. with Léa Salamé, who inaugurated her new 9.20 a.m. interview as well as, ten minutes earlier, a an unprecedented debate meeting alongside Nicolas Demorand.
From Friday to Sunday, Ali Baddou and Marion L’Hour will take over for the morning weekend. The most listened to morning in France now extends until 10 a.m., lengthening by thirty minutes, like that of France Culture, which now starts at 6:30 a.m.
On France Info, Marc Fauvelle gave way to Jérôme Chapuis, former editorial director of The crossin duet with Salhia Brakhlia.
♦ BFMTV wants to compete with CNews
Laurent Ruquier joins BFMTV. / NATHALIE GUYON/FTV
It is the end of a twenty-three year long relationship between Laurent Ruquier and France 2. The flagship host of “Children of TV” also leaves behind entertainment. Against all expectations, it is on BFMTV that he will resume service from October for the 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. slot, alongside Julie Hammett.
A daily news, broadcast from Monday to Thursday, which will fill the lack of a strong program of the continuous news channel on the time slot occupied by Pascal Praud before his “Hour of the pros 2”, on CNews . In a press release, Laurent Ruquier showed his ambition “to listen to the multiplicity of opinions”, while struggling “against the subjectivity of activism”.
♦ The grid of France Inter turned upside down for the start of the school year
Charline Vanhoenacker’s show becomes a weekly program. / FRANCE INTER
For the anniversary of her taking up her post at the head of France Inter, Adèle Van Reeth shook up the antenna grid. Starting with the downgrading of the daily “C’est encore nous”, by Charline Vanhoenacker, to a two-hour Sunday program.
Same fate for “Totémic”, by Rebecca Manzoni, which switches to weekly on Fridays. The latter will take, from January 2024, the place of Jérôme Garcin at the animation of the “Mask and the Feather”.
Laure Adler leaves the presentation of “L’Heure bleue” to Eva Bester, producer of the program “L’embellie”, and takes over a column in Les Inrockuptibles. Finally, it’s over with “The Story of”, presented by Patrick Boucheron, which saw its final episode broadcast at the end of June.
♦ France TV is aimed at teenagers
France Télévisions launches a newspaper broadcast on Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat. /DRAZEN_ZIGIC/DRAZEN – STOCK.ADOBE.COM
France Télévisions speaks to young people, with a new television news program specially dedicated to them. Expected in September on Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat, the program aimed at teenagers aged 12 to 18 will also be rebroadcast on the Franceinfo channel.
A novelty which is part of a major plan for young people, specified at the beginning of the summer the president of France Télévisions Delphine Ernotte, who wishes “double within five years the investments in content dedicated to the under 30s”.
In addition, the continuous news channel of the public service sees the face of its morning TV change, Samuel Étienne having given way to Jean-Baptiste Marteau, hitherto joker ofAnne-Sophie Lapix on France 2.
♦ Less info on France Culture and France Musique
On June 7, the management of Radio France announced the removal of all France Musique information meetings and the end of the 10 p.m. news on France Culture. After two days of strike by the two editorial staff and a referral to Arcom (ex-CSA) by CGT Radio France, she was finally forced to backpedal… partially.
France Musique retains its morning news appointments in a shortened format, but loses its 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. newspapers, and France Culture abolishes its 10 p.m. newspaper. A decision justified by the management of Radio France by a need to move towards a “complementarity of offers” of the radio group.
♦ And also…
Jean-Jacques Bourdin joins the morning of Sud Radio. / SOUTH RADIO
Jean-Jacques Bourdin resumes his political interviews on Monday, this time in the morning of Sud Radio – the journalist had joined the antenna in August 2022, after his dismissal from BFMTV and RMC. Pascal Praud, star of CNews, operates a transfer from RTL to Europe 1. He will now host, on this other fragment of the Bolloré ship, a daily two-hour program.
Until then presenter of “Case concluded” on France 2, Sophie Davant also joined the station. Her seat left empty on the second channel is taken over by Julia Vignali, who gives up her own place in “Télématin” to Marie Portolano, from M6. The transformation of the 2 does not stop there, since the channel is also completely reviewing the writing, the headings and the design of the set of its news.
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