A French parliamentary inquiry commission into public broadcasting has already highlighted dysfunctions and shortcomings, with upcoming hearings for Vincent Bolloré and Xavier Niel.

French businessman Vincent Bolloré is scheduled to be tried in Paris in December on charges of corruption related to his activities in Togo.

French tycoon Vincent Bolloré has denied allegations of waging a political war against the country's public broadcaster.

Businessman Vincent Bolloré is scheduled to be questioned on March 24 by the French public audiovisual inquiry commission in his capacity as a shareholder of the Banijay production company.

French prosecutors have ordered billionaire Vincent Bolloré to stand trial on charges of bribing foreign public officials in Togo and Guinea in 2010, allegedly in exchange for port management contracts.

Lawyers for the Bolloré group argue that a fair trial is impossible in the 'African ports' case, where the company is suspected of fraudulently securing port management contracts in Lomé and Conakry through political consulting.

Businessman Vincent Bolloré, a key shareholder in Canal+ group, testified before a parliamentary inquiry commission on public broadcasting, asserting that its cost is the primary issue.

French businessman Vincent Bolloré is scheduled to be tried in Paris in December on charges of corruption related to activities in Togo.

French billionaire Vincent Bolloré is set to face trial on corruption and embezzlement charges linked to election campaigns in Togo and Guinea between 2009 and 2011, prosecutors said on Thursday.

Arnaud Lagardère and Jean-Christophe Thiery, CEO and Deputy General Manager of Hachette, discussed the publishing giant's strategic projects and the challenges facing the book industry, highlighting Vincent Bolloré's unprecedented investment capacity.