Radio France International is not the voice of France

Abstract

Deontology and the tools at the service of journalism remain the same in all newsrooms and latitudes. However, a media with a world vocation such as Radio France International offers a more global reading of the world than local or national media. This reading is very dependent on the relations between the RFI correspondent network, its central redaction and the editors in Paris. Maintaining editorial independence with public financing is possible, explains Cécile Mégie, Director of RFI.