In this episode of Partage d'écrans, we dive behind the technological scenes at France Télévisions with Frédéric Brochard, the group's Director of Technology and Information Systems (CTO). 💡

How does a public service medium navigate technological acceleration?

What are the challenges of AI, data sovereignty and the cloud at FranceTV?

Behind the technological scenes of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games 🏅

How are news programs made in the digital age?

A fascinating exchange on innovation, content flow management and the technological challenges facing a public broadcasting behemoth. 🚀

New episode in which we welcome Rémi TERESZKIEWICZ from BetaSeries, who gives us the pleasure of answering questions from Paul Depré and Monsieur Chatellier on a subject that has fascinated everyone since the advent of streaming platforms and the explosion of content on offer: how do we go about finding the next series to watch? Without spending a lifetime on it, and hoping to make the right choice?

This question is partly answered in this new episode of Sharing Screens, where we talk about discoverability, artificial intelligence assistance and also communities of enthusiasts who can propose solutions to help us all find the new Game of Thrones or the new Brön online.

Rémi is a content expert, and a fascinating one at that. This is an episode not to be missed if you've ever watched a TV series in your life and wondered: what's next???
 

Sports and events fans, join us for an exciting discussion with Benjamin Roumegoux, Head of Sport at Weezevent and founder of Showtime Stadium. 

Dive into the world of event technology solutions in France and discover how these innovations are transforming the spectator experience in the sporting arena. Benjamin shares his expertise on spectator flow management and the challenges of standing out in a competitive market. 

We also talk about Showtime Stadium, the medium he created, a veritable guide to the “stadium experience” made in the USA! 

In this episode, we also explore current trends in sports events, comparisons with practices in the USA, and thoughts on the future of live entertainment in the face of soaring prices.

Benjamin offers exclusive insight into his experiences and the emerging technologies that are redefining what it means to attend a sporting event.

Tune in now to dive into an insight-rich conversation about technological innovation and spectacular experiences in the world of sport

What's the magic formula for monetizing online content? This is one of the questions on everyone's lips, and we put it to Marion Wyss, co-founder of Poool and The Audiencers, and a true expert on the subject of monetization solutions. 

This episode of Partage d'écrans sounds like a real masterclass for anyone wondering how to monetize their content at a time of cookie deletion and the challenges facing all publishers, whether classic or branded media. 

By listening to this episode, you'll discover the strategies you need to put in place to identify the visitors you can turn into subscribers, and you'll also finally understand what a cookie is for: you're about to go behind the scenes of the French press in digital mode

Is esport really the future of sports entertainment? Find out in a cash interview with Xavier Oswald, one of the world's leading esport experts.

Xavier is General Manager of Gentle Mates, THE new French esport club. He's one of the industry's acknowledged specialists, with an impressive track record that includes stints at Vitality, OG Esport and Karmine Corp before taking the reins at Gentle Mates. 

Created by Squeezie, Gotaga and Brawks, three influencers with huge communities, it's the French esport club that's making a name for itself on games such as Valorant, Rocket League and League of Legend. They have a lot of ambition and want to make a name for themselves at international level.

In this episode of Partage d'écrans, Paul and Monsieur Chatellier delve into the world of esport, covering the different types of competition and games played, as well as questioning the sector's business models. A mine of information! 

Listen to this episode to discover how esport is shaping tomorrow's sports entertainment by reinventing fan engagement and the business models of a global, digital spectacle.

In this episode of Screen Sharing, it's all about sport. We welcome Hugo Bordigoni, co-founder of SkillCorner, to explore the revolutionary impact of technology on football in particular. SkillCorner is an innovative solution for capturing and delivering player tracking data for soccer matches, based on a simple video broadcast.

It's a revolution (yes, we know you've heard that one before!).

We discuss how technological innovation is transforming player recruitment through performance data, giving clubs like Liverpool, Sevilla and Toulouse powerful tools to improve their selection strategies.

But as Hugo says, we're not talking about 100% machines here; the human element is obviously very important in scouting (player recruitment!) and we're also emphasizing the risks of data dependency and the importance of non-quantifiable elements in sport.

Paul and Monsieur Châtellier, sports and tech! enthusiasts, got their money's worth with this fascinating episode on data in football, but not only, and we hope you will too

In this episode of Sharing Screens, Cyril Zajac, streaming visionary and CEO of Omnilive, guides us through the mutations of digital media. From TV production to the live streaming revolution, Cyril reveals how Omnilive is transforming the way we experience live events, making every experience more interactive. We also take a look at the different ways in which we consume the audiovisual content available to us today.
Passionate about music and founder of the Métal Social Club, he also explores the impact of technology on concerts and sporting events. 

Listen to this episode to discover how digital and technological innovation are redefining sports broadcasting, fan engagement and the live performance experience.

Jérôme de Chaunac has always lived and breathed sport. Now deputy general manager in charge of revenue at Paris Basketball, his love affair takes him from the south of France to New York via Chile: a guest with a rich and international background, who came to chat with us on Partage d'écrans. Thanks again Jérôme!

How do you develop the presence of a sports brand in a hyper-competitive territory that's not really captive to the sport in question? And no, we're not talking about pétanque in the hinterland of Nice here! Why would American entrepreneurs set up a basketball club in Paris? We also talked about fanbase development vs. player acquisition to promote a club's brand. Audience segmentation through the use of new digital tools and influence, and more. 

A passionate conversation about the evolution of sport in general and the development of a Parisian start-up called Paris Basketball!

In this episode, we're delighted to welcome Pascale Clarac, Director of Business Development at DON'T NOD, the convention-busting video game publisher. Just like Pascale!

From her fascinating journey as a student in Japan, to her intense Kendo practice, not forgetting her passion for video games where she excels, this energetic conversation will plunge you into the heart of an atypical and inspiring career path.

Together, we explore innovative gaming business models, DON'T NOD's development strategy, and of course, the impact of artificial intelligence on the industry. Pascale also shares the challenges game publishers face to stand out in a saturated market where supply outstrips demand.

It's a captivating discussion for anyone interested in behind-the-scenes gaming and industry transformations!

If we want to talk about sport, entertainment and products, Pascal Aguillou is the obvious choice: Director of ISG Sport Business Management, the school that trains tomorrow's sports professionals, and partner of the NBA among others.

We might as well tell you that we talked about sports, entertainment products and the techno that has been transforming practices for several years now.

From the retransmission experience, with the various innovations in video capture and production, to the new connected arenas, it's fair to say that this was a wide-ranging episode. Paul Depré, the sports enthusiast in chief, found an interlocutor to match today!

They discussed the omnipresent data in sport today, and how it can be used to optimize the results of professional athletes. But they didn't miss out on the question of personal performance and the change introduced by the arrival of apps like Strava or Komoot in individual sports practice. This is a global sports discussion, you've been warned!

Mr Chatellier, for his part, took Pascal to the asado, the Argentinian grill, to find out a little more about his background and discover the man behind the school principal! Then, with a new Rapport d'étonnement, he delivered a chronicle of today's “fan experience”. As usual, the guest playlist brought the conversation to a close.