It’s time for the final Koh-Lanta. Millions of faithful, (5.60 million last week,
for the orientation test) await the outcome of the Secret weapons, aired this Friday. Who will be the winner of this edition? The suspense is at its height, and opinions scroll on WhatsApp conversations. In short. We want to know.
Because Koh-Lanta turns 20 this year, because Koh-Lanta represents the channel’s flagship television competition, 20 Minutes, as general national media, has been working on this show since its inception. Before granting, year after year, an increasingly important editorial treatment.
Why the choice of “lives”, these articles updated in real time, to follow the progress of a TV show broadcast on another medium? How to write the articles, the messages on social networks, so that those and those who have not seen the broadcast live are not “spoiled”? How do we deal with social issues in this game (sexism, representations of LGBTQIA + people, etc.)? Do journalists linked to TF1 have secret information on the outcome of the competition?
How to treat a TV game?
In our podcast “Minute Papillon! », We go behind the scenes of our editorial staff with Benjamin Chapon, head of department at 20 Minutes. The journalist returns in this episode on the importance of this program, the editorial treatment, the journalists who work on this program. But also the sympathy for some candidates, and some anecdotes to listen to above …
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