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France 24 Requires NDAs from Journalists Who Inquired About Open Letter Criticizing Owner Vincent Bolloré
Staff at the French international broadcaster were asked to sign non-disclosure agreements following questions about an open letter criticizing media executive Vincent Bolloré.
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France 24 journalists were required to sign non-disclosure agreements after they asked about an open letter directed against media executive Vincent Bolloré. The open letter criticizes Bolloré, a media mogul whose holdings include major French media assets. The journalists work for France 24, the Paris-based international news channel.
The requirement to sign the NDAs followed directly from the journalists' inquiries about the letter. No further details on the content of the agreements or the timeline of the requests were provided.
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