The French platform had largely based its difference on the highlighting of local programs and series. Riccardo Milani/Riccardo Milani/Hans Lucas via
DECRYPTION – TF1, M6 and France Télévisions announced on Wednesday the shutdown of the streaming platform, after weeks of agony. The original intention, however, could not be more laudable.
TF1, M6 and France Télévisions pressed the button. The three groups, which held it in equal shares, announced on Wednesday the cessation of the Salto video program platform, launched in October 2020. The legal representative in charge of its liquidation will specify “the schedule for shutting down the platform and subscriptions as soon as possible“, they specified. On Monday, a message appeared on the home page that the platform was no longer taking new subscribers. “Thank you to all Salto subscribers for sharing with us their desire and enthusiasm for a Made in France streaming platform“, is it indicated below. The worst-case scenario finally prevailed, failing to reach an agreement with a potential buyer.
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Thus finds itself dissolvedthe French audiovisual team“, that Delphine Ernotte, the president of France Télévisions, had called for in 2017. The original intention could not be more laudable. It was about putting aside…
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