Franck Annese, the summer card of "Society" and the spirit of So Press

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Franck Annese, May 25, 2016 in Paris.

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Franck Annese, boss of the So Press group, is the back-to-school guest of the Media Workshop.

The fortnightly Society, which he publishes, broke off this summer in France with the publication of an investigation into a news item, the Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès affair.

In this interview, it is about the importance of the work, the long time and the challenges that the paper press faces.

Publicity

The French magazine

 made a hit on newsstands this summer by publishing, in two issues, a river investigation into the Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès affair, named after the father who killed his wife and three children in 2011 before mysteriously disappearing.

For the

, 

, CEO and founder of the

group

, which publishes

, reviews this editorial and commercial success.

He explains how his newspaper business works and why he is convinced that this sector has a future.

The list of outlets that still have Society XDDL part 1 and part 2 is up to date as of 08/31/2020 here: https://t.co/tEZI6E1x36

Spin, share but don't buy Society on eBay or Leboncoin it doesn't mean anything.

@SocietyOfficiel #jecherchesociety #xddl

  Franck Annese (@FranckAnnese) August 31, 2020

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