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We're closing out the year 2023 in style! This week, things are moving in the media with Eric Chol, editor-in-chief of L'Express. On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the iconic "newsmag," the editorial team delved into its archives to honor them in a special issue. A narrative spanning approximately 200 pages, to recount the history of the newspaper intertwined with that of a France and a world profoundly transformed over seven decades.
Launched in 1953 by the iconic Françoise Giroud and Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber, L’Express has always proudly upheld its commitments. Against the Indochina War and for decolonization in its early days, the publication now readily embraces its liberal and pro-European stance. It clearly states its ambitions, under the leadership of its owner Alain Weill: to become the "French Economist."
In this episode, Eric Chol recalls some of the highlights that have marked L’Express' history. Without forgetting its commitments in defense of freedoms. The editor-in-chief also explains his editorial vision and positioning in the highly competitive sector of "newsmagazines" in France. He also outlines the future of L’Express in the next 70 years.
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➡️ To access the episode on the platform of your choice, click here.
We're closing out the year 2023 in style! This week, things are moving in the media with Eric Chol, editor-in-chief of L'Express. On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the iconic "newsmag," the editorial team delved into its archives to honor them in a special issue. A narrative spanning approximately 200 pages, to recount the history of the newspaper intertwined with that of a France and a world profoundly transformed over seven decades.
Launched in 1953 by the iconic Françoise Giroud and Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber, L’Express has always proudly upheld its commitments. Against the Indochina War and for decolonization in its early days, the publication now readily embraces its liberal and pro-European stance. It clearly states its ambitions, under the leadership of its owner Alain Weill: to become the "French Economist."
In this episode, Eric Chol recalls some of the highlights that have marked L’Express' history. Without forgetting its commitments in defense of freedoms. The editor-in-chief also explains his editorial vision and positioning in the highly competitive sector of "newsmagazines" in France. He also outlines the future of L’Express in the next 70 years.
Any suggestions?
If you have any comments, suggestions for topics or people to interview, don't hesitate to contact our editorial team at the following address: hugues.dago@mediaconnect.com
