France 3 Paris Île-de-France
Television channel
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Country | France |
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Broadcast area | Île-de-France |
Headquarters | Paris |
Ownership | |
Owner | France Télévisions |
History | |
Launched | 1965 |
Former names | FR3 Île-de-France (1975-1992) |
Links | |
Website | France 3 Paris Île-de-France |
France 3 Paris Île-de-France is a regional television service and part of the France 3 network. It is broadcast from its headquarters in Paris. It broadcasts to people in the Île-de-France region.[1] Its content is produced in Paris.
Current presenters
- Marlène Blin (Ici 19/20 news)
- Carla Carrasqueira (Ici 12/13 news)
- Jean-Noël Mirande (weekend news)
- Florent Carrière (Dimanche en politique)
- Vincent Ferniot (Ensemble c’est mieux !)
- Wendy Bouchard (Boulevard de la Seine)
- Yvan Hallouin (Paname)
- Bertrand Lambert (Parigo)[2]
Other presenters
- Séverine Larrouy (replacing 12/13 news)
- Céline Cabral (replacing weekend news)
- Yannick Le Gall (« Avant le JT »)
- Emmanuel Tixier (chronicler « Avant le JT »)[3]
- William Van Qui (« 5 minutes pour convaincre »)
Current programming
- Ici 12/13
- Ici 19/20
- Parigo
- Dimanche en politique
- Enquêtes de région
- Paname
- Boulevard de la Seine
- Ensemble c’est mieux !
- La France en vrai
Former presenters
- Paul Wermus
- Marianne Théoleyre
- Sébastien Thomas
- Élisabeth de Pourquery
- Pierre Lacombe
- Maud De Bohan
- Jean-Jacques Cros
- Laura Massis
Former programming
- 13 minutes dimanche
- La Voix est libre
- Vues sur Loire
- Elysée Wermus
- Le Plus Grand Musée du Monde
See also
- France 3 Centre
References
External links
- Official site (in French)
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- France.tv
- Culturebox
- Okoo [fr]
- Slash
- Sport [fr]
- France Info
- Lumni [fr]
- Salto
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