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French stars are rightly worried by billionaire Vincent Bolloré. Here’s how to rein him in
The conservative tycoon’s grip on media and cinema is unhealthy. An EU fund could protect democracy in perpetuity says Guardian Europe writer Alexander Hurst
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thelocal.fr
OPINION: Bolloré's influence on French cinema, TV and media is dangerous
The story of the French film producers, the Breton billionaire and the blacklist is complicated but - argues John Lichfield - should be taken seriously as a genuine danger to…
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nrc.nl
Boegeroep om het Canal+-logo op Filmfestival Cannes na omstreden ‘zwarte lijst’ van kritische filmmakers
Cannes 2026: In Cannes werd door filmmakers, en zelfs de filmpers, verbolgen gereageerd op de aankondiging dat Canal+ niet meer samenwerkt met kritische filmmakers. Aanleiding is…
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tagesschau.de
Debatte in Cannes: Der Einfluss des rechten Milliardärs auf das Kino
Die Debatte um den Einfluss des rechtsnationalen Milliardärs Bolloré auf Frankreichs Medien hat das Filmfestival von Cannes erreicht. 600 Filmschaffende hatten vor diesem Einfluss…
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euronews.com
Can France's Canal+ legally blacklist stars for criticising owner?
In response to a petition signed by French film professionals protesting against the ever-growing hold of conservative businessman Vincent Bolloré on France's media industry, the…
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it.euronews.com
Francia: Canal+ può boicottare le star che criticano Bolloré?
Il cinema francese è scosso dalla protesta di oltre 3.500 professionisti contro quella che definiscono l'influenza conservatrice del magnate Bolloré. La replica di Canal+, che…
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Canal+ può boicottare le star che criticano Bolloré?
Dopo una petizione di artisti francesi contro il peso crescente dell’imprenditore conservatore Vincent Bolloré nei media, l’ad del gruppo ha minacciato di boicottarli. Ma è…
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theguardian.com
French stars are rightly worried by billionaire Vincent Bolloré. Here’s how to rein him in
The conservative tycoon’s grip on media and cinema is unhealthy. An EU fund could protect democracy in perpetuity says Guardian Europe writer Alexander Hurst