France24 - Axel Ganz, Founder and former President of Prisma Press Group

20 November 2009 - 22H22

- Economic crisis - media - world economy

Axel Ganz, Founder and former President of Prisma Press Group

During the Forum d'Avignon, gathering personnalities from the business and media worlds, Raphael Kahane met Axel Ganz, Founder and former President of Prisma Presse Group, to discuss the future of the press, in the internet era.

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