Affectionate or the dangers of remote populism

This time, right? After a month’s delay, and while it is being criticized from all sides, Arcom – the successor to the CSA as the media regulator – is finally taking over the Don’t Touch My Post (“Don’t Touch My Post”) (“TPMP”) case. C8, the channel that broadcasts the program Cyril Hanouneh, has been notified of the comments made by its co-host.These are the calls for speedy justice after the murder of the young woman, Lola. (“For me, it’s a straight life”) which are at the root of these disturbances, but everyone also thinks of the famous sequence of November 10th in which Louis Poyard, the young deputy of La France insoumise, groans after trying to conjure up the live African affairs of proprietor Vincent Bolloré of the canal – at this point Arcom has entrusted the investigation to a rapporteur independent.

Economist Julia Cage, who knows the media well, wonders if we’re not living in the end ” consciousness “ After excessive tolerance towards the person inhabited by a “Feeling omnipotent”. Hanouna has been sentenced several times (notably by the CSA with a fine for a homophobic hoax and by the courts for defamation…), but the lively brawl with the LFI elected – who ended up leaving the group – has something to do with it. Tv waffle hardened. Media historian Alexis Leverrier reports on a scene in which the show goes off-limits and conjures up the action “Atmosphere