Camille Langlade Appointed as BFMTV's New Editorial Director

In the wake of recent leadership changes, Langlade is tasked with restoring BFMTV's leading position amid rising competition.

Camille Langlade, previously head of BFM's local news, has been named the new editorial director of BFMTV, succeeding Philippe Corbé.
BFMTV has experienced significant leadership changes following its acquisition by Rodolphe Saadé's CMA CGM in July 2024.
The network aims to regain its top spot in continuous news broadcasting, having been recently surpassed by CNews.
Several key figures have left BFMTV, utilizing a 'clause de cession' that allows departures with compensation due to ownership changes.
Langlade's appointment is seen as a move to stabilize the newsroom and refocus on BFMTV's core commitment to comprehensive news coverage.