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'Tweet you're sorry 466 times!'

MEDIAWATCH FRANCE, Tues. 1/5/2012: Two French politicians have sued a Twitter user for insulting them online. The punishment? Tweeting he's sorry 466 times - the number of hits the offending tweet got. Is this the online equivalent of giving naughty Twitter users lines? Also, the crowd numbers at Sarkozy's rallies are questioned by internet users, and Facebook introduces an organ donation feature.

By James CREEDON
La Bougie du Sapeur: the world's least frequent newspaper
01/03/2012 - MEDIA WATCH FRANCE

La Bougie du Sapeur: the world's least frequent newspaper

MEDIAWATCH FRANCE, 29/2/2012: Once every four years a newspaper makes its appearance in France...for one day only: the 29th February. We take a look at "La Bougie du Sapeur". This and other stories.
Hollande would tax super rich at 75%
28/02/2012 - MEDIA WATCH FRANCE

Hollande would tax super rich at 75%

MEDIAWATCH FRANCE, Tues. 28/2/2012: François Hollande announced he'd introduce a 75% tax rate for earnings in excess of €1 million annually. We take a look at the reaction. These and other news stories.
The art of French bashing
27/02/2012 - MEDIAWATCH FRANCE

The art of French bashing

MEDIAWATCH FRANCE, Mon. 27/2/2012: "The Artist" scoops five Oscars and sparks some French-bashing in the media. Also, Sarkozy and Hollande each accuse other of being cozier with France's top bosses.
S**t Parisians say
23/02/2012 - MEDIA WATCH FRANCE

S**t Parisians say

MEDIAWATCH, Thurs 23/2/2012: They're often grumpy and haughty... and here they are summed up in a viral video: "Ce que disent les Parisiens" - Stuff/ S**t Parisians say. This meme started last year with the now infamous "S**t Girls say" video. We take a look at the phenomenon. First, the latest in the Presidential campaign.
Le Huffington Post's DSK dilemma
21/02/2012 - MEDIA WATCH FRANCE

Le Huffington Post's DSK dilemma

MEDIAWATCH FRANCE, Tues. 21/2/2012: Anne Sinclair is the editor of Le Huffington Post. She is also Dominique Strauss Kahn's wife. With Strauss-Kahn in police custody today answering questions about his alleged connections to a Lille-based prostitution ring, we look at how Le Huffington Post covered the story. Also, Sarkozy campaign music, with a twist.

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