Key programming figures for national free-to-air channels in 2023
Published on 09 December 2024
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Summary
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The key figures for national free-to-air channels' programming in 2023 highlight developments and breakdowns in different genres such as news, documentary, magazine, cinema, drama serie, animation, entertainment, sport and advertising.
Report scope
2023 scope: 23 national free-to-air channels controlled by Arcom.
- France Télévisions group channels(France 2, France 3, France 4, France 5 and franceinfo:) ;
- TF1 group channels(TF1, TMC, TFX, TF1 Séries Films, LCI) ;
- M6 group channels(M6, W9, 6Ter, Gulli) ;
- CanalPlus group channels(C8, CStar, CNews) ;
- Altice group channels(RMC Story, RMC Découverte, BFMTV.) ;
- NRJ group channels(NRJ12, Chérie25);
- Amaury group channels(L'Equipe).
The following channels are not included: Arte, LCP Assemblée Nationale and Public Sénat.
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