Three weeks after the departure of Bruno Jeudy, Paris Match would have found its replacement.
According to information from
Strategies
, Laurence Ferrari could take over.
The former presenter of the JT of TF1 is "approached" for the position of political and economic editor of the weekly.
Bruno Jeudy formalized his departure on August 18.
The reasons for this are the many differences between the journalist and the newspaper's management since the start of the presidential election.
A relationship that became strained during the change of management: Paris Match belongs to the Lagardère group, which Vincent Bolloré took control of in October 2021. A turning point was particularly visible when Patrick Mahé was appointed head of the newspaper to replace Hervé Gattegno.
Links with Vincent Bolloré's media
Bruno Jeudy's departure was finally negotiated when the journalist took sides against the newspaper's management over the coverage devoted to Cardinal Robert Sarah.
A choice "which does not correspond to the editorial line" of the weekly, as denounced by the Society of Journalists.
The arrival of Laurence Ferrari is all the more credible as the journalist already has ties with the media controlled by Vincent Bolloré.
She appears on CNews in
Punchline
from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The host is also at the microphone of Europe 1 - a radio station of the Lagardère group - from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday.
