which airs daily at 7:05pm during the summer of 2008, is presented by Christophe Dechavanne. In July 2008, the show drew 4,331,000 viewers, or 28.7% market share: it then recorded its best audience since its return to the air. History of the show TF1 launched the Game show Une Famille en Or on Ju ...
ill offer an out-of-competition performance, before being demonstrated the same night. To be noted: with an average of 5.3 million viewers and 39% market share last season, Mask Singer is TF1's biggest set show in terms of audience. While the third season was shot last June, the channel is alr ...
imilar to La Parenthèse inattendue is a successful bet if we are to believe the ratings, with an average of 1.46 million viewers over the first three issues and 12.2% market share. Viewers, who had missed the host and his benevolent style, seem to have embraced this new Sunday appointment, in a ...
re a perfectly watertight installation. Triple glazing is becoming the new standard. Long reserved for passive houses, triple glazing has doubled its market share since 2020 and now equips nearly one out of every two renovated windows in France. The explanation is simple: with a Uw dropping below 0. ...
g from €5,000 to over a million. According to the latest Art Basel & UBS report, France now accounts for 7% of global sales - and Paris is gradually gaining market share against London. This vitality is reflected in the programming: six thematic exhibitions punctuate the journey, offering museum-l ...
palates in search of authenticity. Raclette: The Tradition Boosted by +20% According to the latest household surveys, raclette cheese has gained 20% in market share over six years. Each French household now consumes nearly 2 kg per winter. While Emmental and classic raclette cheese still dominate, p ...
nting, sculpture, photography, video, and digital art converse. A chromatic dive that is perfectly timed: according to the Art Basel 2024 report, the market share of Asian artists has jumped by 14% in five years. It's definitely time to sharpen one's eye... and one's calendar! Obangsaek: Five Colors ...
