Philippe Carli Resigns as Head of Ebra Group Over Political 'Likes'
The media executive stepped down following backlash for engaging with far-right content on LinkedIn, sparking debates on journalistic impartiality and corporate accountability.
- Philippe Carli, president of the Ebra media group, resigned after criticism for liking posts from far-right figures on LinkedIn.
- The posts included content from political figures such as Sarah Knafo (Reconquête) and other Rassemblement National members.
- The CGT union and other internal voices called for Carli's departure, citing concerns over impartiality and editorial independence.
- Carli apologized for what he described as a 'maladroit' use of social media but ultimately stated his resignation was in the group's best interest.
- Crédit Mutuel, Ebra's sole shareholder, supported the decision, emphasizing its commitment to editorial independence and journalistic integrity.
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