Matthieu Pigasse indicated that the Combat group was a candidate for one of the six television frequencies being reallocated. He presented the project as cultural and political, advocating for a free, popular, and irreverent channel that would use culture, music, humor, and political debate as means of emancipation. According to him, the channel would highlight diversity and discovery, give a voice to those rarely heard, and showcase new talents. He also mentioned a television blending screens, digital, and social networks, supported by the media, teams, and brands of the group, notably Radio Nova, Les Inrockuptibles, and its festivals. Pigasse believed that the success of these brands demonstrated a need for other voices and new ways to tell the world and bring culture to life. He described his ambition as that of a television reflecting contemporary France and contributing to shaping that of tomorrow. #Télévision #Culture #Diversité (translated)






