French kidnets buckle back down to the basics this season

With five free-to-air networks targeting youth audiences, three French-originated thematic channels and a strong lineup of U.S.-backed cable and satellite outlets, France is a complex and competitive kids TV market. Programming players stake their survival on demo and genre specialization - and this fall is no exception. What is different this season is that French broadcasters are staying the scheduling course and falling back on proven franchises - a stark contrast from the block-launching frenzy of seasons past.
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September 1, 2003

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