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TF1-M6, THE WEDDINGS OF THE PAF. The president of the construction, telecoms and media group believes that he “assumed his responsibilities” by buying M6.
By Olivier Ubertalli
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MArtin Bouygues, on the board! He raises his hand. In his navy blue suit brightened up with an impeccable tie, he swears to tell the truth, nothing but the truth. On February 18, 2022, the chairman and reference shareholder of the Bouygues group which controls TF1 is heard by the senators of the commission of inquiry into media concentration. Contaminated by Covid-19, he could not be physically present in front of the senators, unlike his rival Xavier Niel, who has just shelled the merger project between TF1 and M6.
It is by videoconference that he will launch his arrows against his critic, the founder of Free, from a large monastic-looking office. No painting or apparent bookcase decorates the room. Blue surgical mask, Martin Bouygues, 70…
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