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Refine your searchIRIS 2018-10:1/12 [FR] Cancellation of a formal order by CSA to the RTL radio station | |
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On 15 October the highest administrative tribunal in France, the Conseil d’Etat, received a request from the company v France Radio for the cancellation of a formal order imposed on it by the national audiovisual regulatory authority (Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel - CSA). The CSA had reached its decision after the broadcast on 2 February 2017 of a sequence during which the polemist Eric Zemmour made critical comments regarding what he considered to be the US Supreme Court’s misapplication of the “principle of non-discrimination”, and denounced the influence of this jurisprudence on the European... |
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IRIS 2018-10:1/11 [FR] EUR 1 million fine imposed on a radio station for broadcasting sexist comments is lawful | |
The company that runs the NRJ radio station lodged an appeal with the Conseil d’Etat seeking the cancellation of the decision of the Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel (the national audiovisual regulatory authority - CSA) of 22 November 2017 ordering it to pay a fine of EUR 1 million following the broadcasting of the programme “C'Cauet” on 9 December 2016. The disputed sequence was the result of a practical joke conducted over the telephone lasting about ten minutes, during which one of the programme’s (female) commentators and an accomplice listener, presented as the sister-in-law of the person... |
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IRIS 2018-9:1/17 [FR] CSA adopts 20 proposals to reform audiovisual regulation | |
Reforming audiovisual regulation is one of the Ministry of Culture’s main priorities after the summer break. According to insiders, Minister for Culture Françoise Nyssen is hoping, in the next few months, to finalise a text for discussion by Parliament in the first half of 2019. On 11 September, the French national audiovisual regulatory authority (the Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel - the CSA) unveiled its “twenty proposals for reforming audiovisual regulation”. The first task, according to the CSA, is to broaden the scope of the regulations by incorporating video-sharing platforms, social... |
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IRIS 2018-9:1/16 [FR] First steps towards parity in the film industry | |
As announced at the latest Cannes Film Festival, the first conference on parity, equality and diversity in the film industry was held in Paris on 20 September. Following consultation with the industry, the Minister for Culture, Françoise Nyssen, presented an initial series of practical measures designed to promote gender equality. Firstly, a 15% bonus applicable to financial subsidies for films in which the main roles are equally distributed between men and women will be trialled. An eight-point scale will be used to measure female representation in key positions. “Today, fewer than one out of... |
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IRIS 2018-9:1/15 [FR] Paris Première warned by CSA following incitement to racial and religious hatred | |
Writer and journalist Eric Zemmour, who presents a weekly programme on the television channel Paris Première, continues to create controversy in his television broadcasts, despite several court convictions for inciting religious hatred. On 12 September 2018 the French national audiovisual regulatory authority (Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel - the CSA), which had previously warned the channels Canal Plus and RTL following appearances by the journalist, was asked for its opinion on a sequence broadcast during the programme Zemmour et Naulleau on Paris Première on 20 January 2018, in which the... |