New media outlet seeks press recognition
A new digital media outlet called L’Infiltré is waiting for approval that would officially recognize it as a legitimate press title. This approval is crucial for any publication seeking to be considered a true media entity in France.Affiliation with far-right group
L’Infiltré is aligned with far-right perspectives and is backed by the team behind Frontières, an identitarian media outlet. Frontières is partially owned by the Bolloré group, a major French media and industrial conglomerate.Founder faces legal consequences
Erik Tegnér, the founder of L’Infiltré, was condemned in June for publishing a list of lawyers specializing in immigration law. This action reportedly violated data protection laws, leading to legal repercussions.Approval process involves equal representation
The approval process involves a paritarian commission, which includes equal representation from the state and press professionals. This commission’s endorsement is highly sought after, as it formally recognizes a publication as a legitimate media source.Subscription model for the outlet
The article about L’Infiltré is only accessible to subscribers, with a subscription cost of 9.99€, or 2.99€ per month for a year. The subscription is non-binding and can be canceled at any time.
