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He is formerly French. And i24news is israeli. It's part of Altice as a buyout by the branch Altice USA... Please, just stop. This is not a game.

by aatd86 3y ago

littlestymaar 3y ago
> He is formerly French. Frank Melloul is French, and he formerly worked for the French government, and he was even active (at a low level) in French politics. > And i24news is israeli. Technically it's from Luxembourg[0] actually;). > It's part of Altice as a buyout by the branch Altice USA... I wasn't bought out, it was founded by French[1] billionaire Patrick Drahi in 2013. This isn't a game, you're just flat out lying for gods knows why. [0]: https://www.i24news.tv/fr/conditions-generales-d-utilisation https://www.i24news.tv/fr/conditions-generales-d-utilisation [1]: yes he has 5 different nationalities, but his familly arrived in France when he was a teen, studied in France, made a fortune in France, most of his empire are French companies, and so is his political network, so I'll count him as a fellow French, even if he also has the nationality from Saint Kitts and Nevis…
- aatd86 3y ago
  I wasn't talking about the CEO but the owner, Drahi. It's still israeli owned. Drahi is born in Africa. And he isn't a French national anymore apparently. Anyway, regardless. I apologize for the confusion, i24news is broadcast in the USA thanks to a serie of buyouts, from Altice NV to create Altice USA and then another recent acquisition (Cablevision) to acquire broadcasting licenses etc... The details can be found. I don't dispute the fact that there are links to France (obviously) but the point remains that it's a more global media than what you linked. I will note that if you want unbiased raw information, you should rather link afp as every true journalist would tell you. i24news is registered in Luxembourg... Fair enough. I guess a company being registered in Ireland makes it Irish... Who really cares...

He is formerly French. And i24news is israeli. It's part of Altice as a buyout by the branch Altice USA... Please, just stop. This is not a game.

by aatd86 3y ago

He is formerly French. And i24news is israeli. It's part of Altice as a buyout by the branch Altice USA... Please, just stop. This is not a game.

littlestymaar 3y ago

> He is formerly French. Frank Melloul is French, and he formerly worked for the French government, and he was even active (at a low level) in French politics. > And i24news is israeli. Technically it's from Luxembourg[0] actually;). > It's part of Altice as a buyout by the branch Altice USA... I wasn't bought out, it was founded by French[1] billionaire Patrick Drahi in 2013. This isn't a game, you're just flat out lying for gods knows why. [0]: https://www.i24news.tv/fr/conditions-generales-d-utilisation https://www.i24news.tv/fr/conditions-generales-d-utilisation [1]: yes he has 5 different nationalities, but his familly arrived in France when he was a teen, studied in France, made a fortune in France, most of his empire are French companies, and so is his political network, so I'll count him as a fellow French, even if he also has the nationality from Saint Kitts and Nevis…

aatd86 3y ago
I wasn't talking about the CEO but the owner, Drahi. It's still israeli owned. Drahi is born in Africa. And he isn't a French national anymore apparently. Anyway, regardless. I apologize for the confusion, i24news is broadcast in the USA thanks to a serie of buyouts, from Altice NV to create Altice USA and then another recent acquisition (Cablevision) to acquire broadcasting licenses etc... The details can be found. I don't dispute the fact that there are links to France (obviously) but the point remains that it's a more global media than what you linked. I will note that if you want unbiased raw information, you should rather link afp as every true journalist would tell you. i24news is registered in Luxembourg... Fair enough. I guess a company being registered in Ireland makes it Irish... Who really cares...