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i>Télé

Country	France
Ownership
Owner	Canal+ Group

Old logo of i>Télé

i>Télé ((pronounced [i.te.le]; formerly i>Télévision) is a French digital channel launched on 4 November 1999.

i>Télé is a French-speaking free-to-air news channel. It provides 24-hour national and global news coverage. It is the second most watched news network in France, after BFM TV and before LCI (premium channel).

Current shows

• LE 6-9 6am-9am : hosted by Amandine Bégot et Jérôme Bermyn: arts, politics, business...

• L'Édition permanente 9am-6pm : with Claire-Élisabeth Beaufort and Mikaël Guedj / Nelly Daynac and Denis Girolami.

• L'Édition du Soir 6pm-10pm: Four hours of news coverage hosted by Léa Salamé and Marc Fauvelle (Sports news from 7.45pm - 8.20pm).

• La Grande édition 10pm-Midnight: hosted by Olivier Galzi and Maya Lauqué, rounding up all the top stories of the day.

• L'Édition de la Nuit Midnight-6am: Maya Lauqué presents a live half-hour at Midnight, which is repeated at xx00 and xx30 until 5.30am.

• Info matin Weekends (7am-11am: weekend breakfast show with Isabelle Moreau and Florent Peiffer.

• L'Édition permanente (Weekend) Weekends (11am-8pm: news (with feature programmes interspersed) with rotating anchors.

• Info soir Weekends (8pm-11.30pm: weekend evening show with Sonia Chironi and Antoine Genton.

• Boucle de nuit Fri night-Mon morning (11.30pm-5.30/7am): Antoine Genton presents a short news bulletin, which is added to a loop of highlights from the weekend shows, sports and news and then replayed throughout the night.

Staff

Present news anchors and analysts

• Amandine Bégot
• Maya Lauqué
• Sonia Chironi
• Olivier Galzi
• Éric Zemmour

Past anchors

• Audrey Pulvar (currently on D8)
• Harry Roselmack (currently on TF1)
• Guillaume Durand (currently on Paris Première and Radio Classique)
• Thomas Hugues (currently on France 5)
• Thomas Thouroude (currently on Canal+)
• Laurent Bazin (currently on RTL)

External links

• Template:Fr Official website