The television industry refers to the sector involved in the production, distribution, and broadcasting of television programs and content. This industry encompasses various aspects, including television networks, production companies, advertisers, and streaming services. It is responsible for creating diverse programming, such as dramas, comedies, documentaries, news, and reality shows, and delivering them through various platforms, including cable, satellite, and internet streaming. The television industry has a significant cultural and economic impact, influencing public opinion, entertainment trends, and advertising strategies. It also involves technological advancements in broadcasting, such as high-definition (HD) and ultra-high-definition (UHD) formats, as well as shifts in viewer habits, notably the rise of on-demand content consumption through streaming services. Overall, the television industry plays a crucial role in shaping modern entertainment and media landscapes.
The Conseil d'État supported Arcom's exclusion of C8 and NRJ12 from frequency allocations due to performance issues. Canal+ withdrew bids for four pay-TV channels, intensifying competition for limited frequencies. Arcom,…