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1 chef d'édition
Personne chargée de coordonner le travail des équipes techniques et rédactionnelles.Editor responsible for the correct and smooth running of a specific TV or radio programme.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > chef d'édition
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2 rédacteur en chef
Personne qui a la responsabilité d'une équipe rédactionnelle.Editor having final responsibility for the operations and policies of a publication or broadcast programme, also responsible for developing the format.Syn. editor in chiefDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > rédacteur en chef
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3 Ockrent, Christine
Born 1944, a Belgian journalist who became one of the most important television news and current-affairs presenters on French television. After working in the USA on CBS News's 60-Minutes programme, Ockrent returned to France, where in 1981 she became the first woman to serve as anchor on one of the main evening news programmes on French TV, the 8 p.m. ( Vingt heures) news on the state TV channel Antenne 2 (now called France 2). Although she became the most respected of France's evening TV news anchors, she left to become Director of the commerial channel TF1. In the following years, the was editor of l'Express newsmagazine, then returned to chair current affairs programmes on television, notably the very popular and long-running France-Europe Express. She is the partner of the former (2008) French Foreign Secretary, Bernard Kouchner.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Ockrent, Christine
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