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By Hervé Brusini, President of the Albert Londres Prize, former editor-in-chief of France Télévisions

So here comes the centenary of radio . Add a few more months, and you have the birth of the spoken news, on November 6, 1922.

It is true that already, "the news was being talked about" in the theaters of the 1880s, or at the Café Procope in 1893. Over the years, the success of the radio medium has been much more rapid than that of the small screen. So much so that the Vatican itself felt obliged to have its transmitter, to deliver its information, its messages.