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Question 15963 — audiovisual and communication

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Mr. Arnaud Viala questions the Minister of Culture on the reform of public broadcasting and the place of regional languages ​​in this new audiovisual and digital landscape. The announcements made at the beginning of summer 2018 concerning the audiovisual reform are promising and allow better consideration of the realities of the French audiovisual landscape, the new consumption patterns of viewers, as well as listeners, their new ways of using digital tools such as tablets, phones or laptops. However, it should be noted that despite the emphasis on measures relating to digital technology, proximity, education and youth, investment and also cooperation between different audiovisual companies, nothing has been planned for regional languages. Thus, it is to be deplored that these languages, which make the pride, identity and culture of all territories - like Occitan - cannot benefit from this reform to gain visibility within the French audiovisual scene. Only regional editions of France 3 sometimes offer a few extremely short programs in the language of the region concerned. He asks for better consideration of these regional languages ​​in the reform of public broadcasting announced, allowing them longer airtime in slots accessible to all in order to preserve and relax the use of these languages ​​which are the pride of the territories.

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