#Europe 1

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[culturefrancaise]

[theninetiestapes]

Pulp live on French radio (Europe 1 - Le Top Live), Paris, France 13/11/1995

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Culture Médias: Sortie du nouvel album ICONICS (Europe 1)

Aujourd’hui, à l’occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album, ICONICS, Thomas Isle recevait Arielle Dombasle dans “Culture Médias” sur Europe 1. Une émission à retrouver en intégralité ci-dessous : ICONICS, le nouvel album d’Arielle Dombasle, est actuellement disponible sur toutes les plateformes d’écoute et de téléchargement.

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François Asselineau, candidat aux Européennes : « Les sujets les plus graves ne sont pas traités …

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[myhughniverse]

Tweet de Claire Dutronc - Journaliste et programmatrice d'Europe 1 📻- "Rdv samedi et dimanche à 8h45 avec julia Vigliani 🔥🎬🎸🙂pour "Les Incontournables". 🔵Samedi: Kylie Minogue

[adrianomaini]

Secondo l’analisi di Lefébure, le radio periferiche [in Francia] avevano contribuito all’affermazione del modello di radio commerciale

Nel paesaggio radiofonico francese, accanto ai canali del servizio pubblico come France Inter, France Musique e France Culture, creati nel 1963, si registrava la presenza anche delle radio cosiddette “periferiche”. Queste emittenti si caratterizzavano per avere i ripetitori situati all’estero e gli studi in territorio francese al fine di evitare le restrizioni legate al monopolio. Esse erano…

[bagnabraghe]

Secondo l’analisi di Lefébure, le radio periferiche [in Francia] avevano contribuito all’affermazione del modello di radio commerciale

Nel paesaggio radiofonico francese, accanto ai canali del servizio pubblico come France Inter, France Musique e France Culture, creati nel 1963, si registrava la presenza anche delle radio cosiddette “periferiche”. Queste emittenti si caratterizzavano per avere i ripetitori situati all’estero e gli studi in territorio francese al fine di evitare le restrizioni legate al monopolio. Esse erano…

[hyacinthsdiamonds]

A lot of you underestimate how prevalent British bias is not only in F1 but across sports generally, and even in other industries.

Max saying he has the wrong passport in the paddock is an accurate statement. Do you think he, Seb, or Michael would've been half as vilified by the British media if they had a British passport instead? Would Fernando? Do you think Yuki would get half as much shit about his radio "conduct" if he was British? Because it's the British commentators who consistently have issues with it, and say shit like it's "unbecoming" for a driver to speak that way, ignoring that 1 it's not his first language and 2 IT WAS ENGLISH PEOPLE HE LEARNT THAT LANGUAGE FROM. Sometimes people misspeak, but Yuki has always taken accountability and apologised if he has and if he caused harm. Martin Brundle did not get nearly as much backlash from the media when he misspoke and called an Asian driver a slur while commentating. He also never apologised for it.

Alex, one of the four Brits on the grid but who drives under the Thai flag, has said that the commentators only call him British born when he does well. He was completely excluded from the Silverstone publicity about the home crowd heroes, whereas George, Lewis & Lando were heralded, not only on race weekend, but for weeks leading up to it.

Alex's statement also reminded me of this Richard Harris quote, "When I'm in trouble, I'm an Irishman. When I turn in a good performance, I'm an Englishman." Genuinely, if I took a shot every time a British organisation/person claimed a talented Irish person was actually a Brit, I'd have died from alcohol poisoning years ago.

Hell, I see George wearing the poppy pin this weekend in the lead up to remembrance Sunday. Do you know the amount of shit James McClean gets every year because he refuses to wear one? And he has very valid reasons for choosing not to wear it, yet he's torn to shreds every year by not only random people on the Internet or on the streets but by commentators and the media too.

Because of how this sport became mainstream and because no one challenged Bernie Eccleston's monopoly on broadcasting rights back in the day (people were given the opportunity to buy a share of the broadcasting rights; the idiots said no), this sport has prioritised the British voice/perspective for decades. I know the other broadcasts are just as biased for their home team/drivers, but the British one is the biggest one, as it's the main broadcast for better and more often for the worst. It's the broadcast with the most reach and influence. Their bias has to be challenged eventually if this sport ever hopes to properly expand and grow. The British bias is so difficult to miss once you start noticing it.

[arashderambarsh]

Christelle consulte l’avocat Arash Derambarsh au sujet de son enfant qu’on lui a retiré (Europe 1)

[hymnsofheresy]

what are your thoughts on your religion stealing every single one of its holidays from pagans? xo

That in order to relieve themselves of guilt and discomfort, white people create and believe narratives that deprive their European ancestors of any autonomy whatsoever. Casting their ancestors as victims of the church rather than active participants.

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Le directeur de Sciences Po sur la polémique avec la prof de danse : "Il y a un double mensonge" - Europe 1

Le directeur de Sciences Po sur la polémique avec la prof de danse : "Il y a un double mensonge" – Europe 1

Le directeur de Sciences Po sur la polémique avec la prof de danse : “Il y a un double mensonge”  Europe 1«Sciences Po Paris ignore ce qu’est la nature du tango et son histoire»  Le Figaro« Le dernier tango à Sciences-Po Paris », la chronique de Gaspard Proust  Le Journal du dimancheSciences Po : le wokisme est-il implanté dans cette grande université ?  Europe 1Sciences Po: la polémique enfle…

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By Giannistsou.1

Messinia,  Peloponnese, Greece