The French and information - 2nd edition
Published on 29 January 2026
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Summary
The Arcom study reveals that the French are still interested in current affairs, and continue to keep themselves massively informed on a daily basis: 94% declare themselves interested in information and the same proportion keep themselves informed on a daily basis.
Among the diversity of sources browsed, editorialized media remain the benchmark. Free-to-air television and, to a lesser extent, radio remain the preferred media for daily information.
In addition to social networks(4 out of 10 French people use social networks every day for information), conversational AI agents are making inroads into information practices(20% of French people use AI tools for information at least once a week).
Finally, the French are taking a more critical look at the reliability and independence of the media, but still believe in the values of journalism(67% of the French retain confidence in the profession of journalist, which they consider to be the least error-prone source).
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Arcom publishes data from its report on The French and information.
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Liberté d’expression et pluralisme : l’Arcom et le Sénat organisent un colloque sur les enjeux démocratiques

28 January 2026
L’Arcom et le Sénat réunissaient, jeudi 29 janvier 2026, des décideurs publics, des experts du droit, des médias et de la régulation pour un colloque au Palais du Luxembourg autour de la liberté d’expression, du pluralisme et de leurs défis à l’ère numérique.
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