'France 3' is the second largest
French public
television network and part of the
France Télévisions group, which also includes
France 2,
France 4,
France 5, and
France Ô.
It is made up of regional television stations and the program is slightly different depending on the broadcasting region, with only the national news being presented from
Paris, followed by Regional News provided by each regional broadcaster, comparable to
ITV in
UK. The name used to be 'FR3' or 'France Régions 3' (France Areas 3) until the beginning of the
1990s.
Prior to the establishment of
RFO, it also broadcast to the various French overseas territories.
Official France 3 regions
#
Alsace[1]
#
Aquitaine
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Bourgogne–
Franche-Comté
#
Corse
#
Lorraine–
Champagne-Ardenne
#
Méditerranée
#
Nord–Pas-de-Calais–
Picardie
#
Normandie
#
Ouest
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Paris–
Île-de-France–
Centre
#
Limousin–
Poitou-Charentes
#
Rhône-Alpes–
Auvergne
#
Sud
Organization
Directors
'Chairmen and Chief Executive Officers:'
★
Jean-Louis Guillaud: 31/12/1972 – 31/12/1974
★
Claude Contamine: 01/01/1975 – 06/1981
★ Guy Thomas: 06/1981 – 09/1982
★ André Holleaux: 09/1982 – 21/10/1985
★
Janine Langlois-Glandier: 21/10/1985 – 12/1986
★
Ren̩ Han: 12/1986 Р10/08/1989
★
Philippe Guilhaume (joint chairmanship A2/FR3): 10/08/1989 – 19/12/1990
★
Herv̩ Bourges (joint chairmanship A2/FR3): 19/12/1990 Р07/09/1992
'General Managers:'
★ Philippe Levrier
★ Rémy Pflimlin
★
Geneviève Giard: since
September 2005
Hosts/Presenters
References
1. Source: France Télévisions
External links
★
Official Site
★
France 3 "
Pièces à conviction", documentary: "
Voyage au pays des nouveaux gourous",
May 24,
2004,
Related legal action at
Landmark and the Internet Archive
★
France 3 presentation at GenTV.be
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