La future plate-forme numérique commune à France Bleu et France 3 déjà contestée

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La future plate-forme numérique commune à France Bleu et France 3 déjà contestée

L’annonce de Roselyne Bachelot, le 9novembre2021 devant la commission de la culture du Sénat, avait provoqué un tollé syndical immédiat. Quatre mois après que la ministre de la culture a promis l’avènement d’une «offre numérique de proximité» partagée entre France3 et France Bleu, et quelques semainesavant son lancement (la date n’est pas encore connue), la

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