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* The flow of information in French
media is very open given the diversity of the country as long as the
information presented are not harming in anyway the French identity or it is
not presenting anything that is inappropriate for the young viewers.

* As of a perspective matter, there
are many perspectives in French media given that one of the reasons media is
regulated in France is to protect the cultural diversity.

* With diversity different owners
come along which means different ideas, backgrounds and opinions in each matter
presented.

* Also, knowing that France ensures
pluralism in its media proves that there are not only one point of
view/perspective in French media.

* The main factor that affects media
freedom in France are the regulations enforced by the state.

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* The flow of information in French
media is very open given the diversity of the country as long as the
information presented are not harming in anyway the French identity or it is
not presenting anything that is inappropriate for the young viewers.

* As of a perspective matter, there
are many perspectives in French media given that one of the reasons media is
regulated in France is to protect the cultural diversity.

* With diversity different owners
come along which means different ideas, backgrounds and opinions in each matter
presented.

* Also, knowing that France ensures
pluralism in its media proves that there are not only one point of
view/perspective in French media.

* The main factor that affects media
freedom in France are the regulations enforced by the state.

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*Public broadcasters own a share of
%40 in television, the rest of the share is owned by private broadcasters and
industrial groups.

 *TF1 channel was owned by a public broadcaster
then it was privatized by a group called Bouyges. Also other examples of private
channels such as M6 and CanalSatellite.

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*Public broadcasters own a share of
%40 in television, the rest of the share is owned by private broadcasters and
industrial groups.

 *TF1 channel was owned by a public broadcaster
then it was privatized by a group called Bouyges. Also other examples of private
channels such as M6 and CanalSatellite.

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*The French government enforces
certain limits on public and private broadcasters. The reasons behind enforcing
such regulations are protecting the French identity and the diversity of
culture.

 *Some of the regulations consists of limiting
the amount of advertising, protecting young viewers from inappropriate material
and pluralism (approaching an event or an idea presented from different point
of views). In France the media control is shared between the government and
private owners, for example, commercial companies. 

# data[].attributes.subject
*The French government enforces
certain limits on public and private broadcasters. The reasons behind enforcing
such regulations are protecting the French identity and the diversity of
culture.

 *Some of the regulations consists of limiting
the amount of advertising, protecting young viewers from inappropriate material
and pluralism (approaching an event or an idea presented from different point
of views). In France the media control is shared between the government and
private owners, for example, commercial companies. 

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There
are 45 TV Stations in France, there are 11 main radio stations in France
besides the local and private ones. FM radio stations includes 3500 channels. A
total of 58 million internet users in France. Technology is very advanced in
France, even in the early days the French were always ahead of theirs peers
when it came to technology. Anyhow, the French research mainly focuses on
Transportation, Energy and sustainable development.

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There
are 45 TV Stations in France, there are 11 main radio stations in France
besides the local and private ones. FM radio stations includes 3500 channels. A
total of 58 million internet users in France. Technology is very advanced in
France, even in the early days the French were always ahead of theirs peers
when it came to technology. Anyhow, the French research mainly focuses on
Transportation, Energy and sustainable development.

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France has a very powerful Economy, agriculture
plays a large role in France economy. 
France produce potatoes, sugar and wheat beside other products .Also, France is one of the lead countries in
producing wine. Other than agriculture, France is considered one of the leading
countries in industrial products and tourism 

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France has a very powerful Economy, agriculture
plays a large role in France economy. 
France produce potatoes, sugar and wheat beside other products .Also, France is one of the lead countries in
producing wine. Other than agriculture, France is considered one of the leading
countries in industrial products and tourism 

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The main spoken language is French followed by
German, Flemish then Italian. 

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The main spoken language is French followed by
German, Flemish then Italian. 

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According
to the recorded statistics in 2014 France population was around 66 million.

·       
 Approximately third of the population are
between 25-54 years old, fifth of the population are under 14 years old and
another fifth are over the age of 65.

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According
to the recorded statistics in 2014 France population was around 66 million.

·       
 Approximately third of the population are
between 25-54 years old, fifth of the population are under 14 years old and
another fifth are over the age of 65.

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* France geographic features are
mostly plain with not much of low hills and mountains.

* France is the second largest
country in Europe.

* From the south France shares
borders with Spain.

* East of France are Switzerland,
Germany and Italy.

* North of France is where Belgium
located.

# data[].attributes.subject
* France geographic features are
mostly plain with not much of low hills and mountains.

* France is the second largest
country in Europe.

* From the south France shares
borders with Spain.

* East of France are Switzerland,
Germany and Italy.

* North of France is where Belgium
located.

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* France has free press

* All newspapers are not influenced
by any political parties.

* France media mainly aims for its
domestic viewers in the country and domestic viewers in their overseas
territories.

# data[].attributes.subject
* France has free press

* All newspapers are not influenced
by any political parties.

* France media mainly aims for its
domestic viewers in the country and domestic viewers in their overseas
territories.

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France country profile - BBC News. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-17298730

France Demographics Profile 2014. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.indexmundi.com/france/demographics_profile.html

Geography of France, Landforms - World Atlas. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/europe/france/frland.htm

Media ownership in France. | Headlining The World. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://headliningtheworld.wordpress.com/2011/06/08/media-ownership-in-france/

Poustienin, L.Retrieved from http://www.helsinki.fi/crc/Julkaisut/ReportFrance.pdf

Research and Technological Development in France. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://media.education.gouv.fr/file/12/6/7126.pdf

The World Factbook. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/fr.html

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France GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Annaual Growth

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France GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Annaual Growth