Dans les médias

This week in Dans les médias: influencer and entrepreneur Elisabeth Rioux, who is really Kamala Harris, and our guest Dave Ouellet.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes Boucar Diouf. Monic Néron and Philippe Léger analyze the media coverage generated by the departure of super minister Pierre Fitzgibbon.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes host Ève-Marie Lortie and looks at the influence of artificial intelligence in the media. We discuss it with Yoshua Bengio, scientific director of the MILA Institute.

We welcome actor and producer Marc-André Grondin and journalist Étienne Paré. We look at the coverage of pager attacks in Lebanon and the media's interest in the legal proceedings against rapper P. Diddy.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes journalist and writer Michel Jean and the parliamentary correspondent for the newspaper Le Devoir, Boris Proulx.

Our guest of the week: Luc Dionne. Marie-Claude Savard talks to us about her documentary series on the Hilton family and her intimate book, Intemporelle, while Raed Hammoud and Arnaud Granata decipher an Al-Jazeera documentary on the Hamas-Israel conflict and analyze the unique style of Mark Zuckerberg, boss of Meta.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes Antoine Bertrand and director and author Léa Clermont-Dion.

A scoop from Adisq: how does the organization reintegrate artists who have been the subject of denunciations? We also welcome singer Elisapie and Mario Lefebvre, a pillar of the Quebec music industry for 50 years.

We welcome host Jean-Sébastien Girard, fashion specialist Thierry-Maxime Loriot and we talk about the future of public media.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes writer Patrick Senécal and takes stock of the American election campaign with David Weigel. We are interested in lawyers who put themselves in the spotlight on social networks. 2024-11-06

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes FTQ President Magali Picard and actress Julie Gayet. We look back at the American elections and decipher the controversy surrounding boxer Imane Khelif's gender identity.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes Noovo's news anchor, Marie-Christine Bergeron, and Rachel Gilmore, who tracks down disinformation on social networks.

We look back on the year 2024 with former minister Pablo Rodriguez and Arthur Sarradin, correspondent in Lebanon. What events and personalities marked the year?

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes Jean-Philippe Wauthier. Country singer Matt Lang talks about fraud on social networks, and Rachel Gilmore is here to decipher the Jordan Peterson phenomenon.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes comedian Rachid Badouri. Sociologist Jean-Philippe Warren talks to us about ratings methodology. And we reveal the star players of opinion in Quebec.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes Serge Denoncourt and we talk about discoverability with ICI MUSIQUE host Nicolas Ouellet. We also look at publicity stunts to sell films.

We welcome Mariana Mazza. We are also interested in the image of Doug Ford and the 20 years of YouTube.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes actor Théodore Pellerin. We take an interest in the work of the As de l’info, we draw a portrait of the new spokesperson for the White House, and we wonder why television is so passionate about the lives of the richest.

We welcome journalist Chantal Hébert and the colorful sports show host Tony Marinaro. Along with Rachel Gilmore, we look at Canadian broligarchs and Evie magazine, the conservative women's magazine.

We welcome Minister Pascale St-Onge and the journalists from La Presse responsible for the major issue on the welfare state. We look at the reasons that led Arcom to pull the plug on C8 and its star Cyril Hanouna.

We welcome Gildor Roy. With Olivier Niquet, a keen observer of the airwaves, we look at the evolution of confrontational radio in Quebec. And we profile four women who stand out in the media sphere.

We welcome comedian Mathieu Dufour, we explore crisis management with a public relations specialist, and we look at Meghan Markle's new series and the Coalition Avenir Québec's social media strategies.

We welcome Jean-Philippe Dion from "Star Académie" and Michel C. Auger to talk about spring elections.