It's the Cold War.
Four days after cutting off the signal from the TF1 group channels, Canal+ still has no intention of reversing its decision.
And the TF1 group, very busy with its hearings with the Competition Authority (ADLC), has not yet had time to draw the weapon of a complaint to the commercial court in summary proceedings to put an end to the black screen.
On both sides, it looks like nothing will move until September 7, the day after the hearings before the ADLC.
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And, in the midst of the two belligerents, the Ministry of Culture and Arcom, the audiovisual media regulator, are reduced to calling on the two parties to negotiate.
But unfortunately, neither the government nor the TV police are legally able to intervene.
As of Saturday, the Minister of Culture, Rima Abdul Malak, had asked Canal+ to ensure at least the broadcasting of the channels of the TF1 group on the TNT Sat service, which serves the inhabitants of white areas, especially…
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