France: Le Monde complete construction of TV studio
Posted by Katherine Thompson on September 8, 2008 at 1:05 PM
French newspaper, Le Monde, has completed construction of a new television studio on the 5th floor of their building, permitting journalists to post articles and interviews in video format on their website.
Le Monde is also set to launch two new pages on their website. The two pages will replace pre-existing pages and will be titled "Planète" - covering subjects such as economy, international affairs, ecology and science. Further changes for Le Monde include a plan to cut 130 jobs by March 2009 as a means to drastically cut their budget.
Edited by Lauren Drablier
Sources: AP, TF1.fr, Lycos, AFP, Fox News
Le Monde is also set to launch two new pages on their website. The two pages will replace pre-existing pages and will be titled "Planète" - covering subjects such as economy, international affairs, ecology and science. Further changes for Le Monde include a plan to cut 130 jobs by March 2009 as a means to drastically cut their budget. Edited by Lauren Drablier
Sources: AP, TF1.fr, Lycos, AFP, Fox News
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