French TV

According to this Twitter post, France 3's news programmes will get their rebrand on 5th February.

Lundi 5 février, nos JT changent #comingsoon #newlook #JT @france3tv pic.twitter.com/EDqdWFjCSr

— France 3 (@France3tv) February 1, 2018

Aren't there French people who strongly dislike the use of English?

No.
https://www.quora.com/What-do-the-French-think-of-the-English-language

Yes, usually members of the Académie française.

Some more images of a different set and studio, although a giant video wall seems rather out of date.

#coulisses #France3
Nouveau décor, nouvel habillage, c'est l'heure des essais sur la plateau du JT pour Catherine Matausch @France3tv 😀
Hâte de vous les présenter, très bientôt dans les @JTweFrance3 👍 pic.twitter.com/yOIfXC7nVr

— Info France 3 (@infofrance3) February 1, 2018

Thanks, Rofters! But if you let me pretend I'm a moderator for a second, all discussion of France 3's news operations should take place in The Newsroom subforum, where we already have a thread dedicated to this topic.

France Télevisions is to launch a news bulletin for teenagers called Mon fil Info.

So the French Newsbeat then?

A brief history of French television as told through its changing visual identities:

Ahem...

2018:



1998:



Great minds etc.

Someone's done a split screen of the transition between the old look to the new from each channel at 6am:


France 5 rebranded at 6:30am

NT1 transition countdown into to TFX, includes a promo showcasing the OSP, talent and programmes:

Is that Grand Slam quiz on France 3 their version of Cross Wits?

Similar, but is an original French game show format.