France 24

French public service international news television network

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July 27 2023 Algeria Press Service publicly criticized France 24, calling it a 'trash channel' and accusing it of being controlled by the Élysée, in response to the channel's reporting on the 2023 North Africa wildfires.
March 27 2023 Burkina Faso ordered the cessation of France 24's broadcasting on its territory, citing concerns about an interview with an Al-Qaeda leader that allegedly legitimized terrorist actions and hate speech.
August 2021 France Channel streaming service launched in the United States with a partnership with France 24's parent company France Médias Monde, allowing subscribers to watch livestreams of English and French network versions.
August 1 2020 France 24 was launched on OpenView in South Africa, replacing BBC World News.
2019 France 24 joined Channelbox in the UK on Freeview channel 271, with only the French-language version being broadcast.
January 9 2018 France 24 was pulled from Spectrum cable TV.
September 25 2017 France 24 launched a Spanish-language channel based in Bogotá, Colombia, broadcasting 18 hours of daily programming and simulcasting the English-language channel during remaining hours.
October 3 2014 France 24 began live streaming the channel on YouTube.
January 9 2011 France 24's English and French channels officially switched to 16:9 widescreen format at 02:00 CET, with the Arabic channel switching later that day at 06:00 CET. Graphics were modified to fit the new format.
March 2 2010 Iran blocked the news website of France 24.
March 1 2010 France 24 released live streaming with experimental automatic transcription in collaboration with Yacast Media, Exalead search engine, Vocapia Research, and Microsoft.
January 9 2010 France 24's English and French channels officially switched to 16:9 widescreen format, with the Arabic channel following later the same day. Graphics were modified to fit the new format.

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