EN DIRECT - Commission d’enquête sur l’audiovisuel public : suivez l’audition de Vincent Bolloré par les députés
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Vincent Bolloré testified before the parliamentary commission of inquiry on public broadcasting in France. During the approximately 2.5-hour hearing, he answered questions about the purpose and funding of public audiovisual services. Bolloré stated that public channels should reflect France's priorities like education, security, and health, and that state ownership provides authority. He suggested reducing the 4 billion euro funding for France Télévisions, arguing they would adapt. He also recommended cost-cutting measures, drawing from his experience at Canal+, such as reducing expenses at events like the Cannes Film Festival. The commission will continue its hearings with other media figures.
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AI-ExtractedThe commission of inquiry on public broadcasting will continue with further hearings.
Bolloré advocates for a publicly owned but competitively funded public service broadcaster.
Bolloré suggests reducing public broadcasting funding from 4 billion to 3 or 2.5 billion euros.
Vincent Bolloré was questioned by deputies in a commission of inquiry on public broadcasting.
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