Bernard Morrot

Bernard Morrot (born the October 28th 1936 with Paris and dead the October 9th 2007 with Blois), was a Journaliste French.

He begins in the Journalisme with Paris-Press, in 1957. Of 1965 with 1967, it works with Paris-Day, as a writer then assistant editor association.

It integrates then the Dawn, where, of 1967 with 1977, it directs in particular the service of general information. It is then, during one year, chief of edition to the Matin of Paris, then becomes assistant editor association of VSD, in 1978.

From 1980 to 1987, he is the director of the drafting of the Quotidien of Paris , the newspaper of Philippe Tesson.

Thereafter, it is charged by the Groupe Harrowing project with Paris Star, popular newspaper prepared (but ever launched). Named Co-person in charge of the cell investigations (1988 - 90) of the Barber, he becomes editor association then chief of the service of general information of the same daily newspaper (1990 - 1992).

Of 1992 with 1997, he is director of the drafting of France Soir, then to advise direction and coordinator of the drafting (2001) of the daily newspaper.

To Marianne, between 1998 and 2001, it directs the drafting. It signs there in particular leading articles of a great virulence against the rise of the Front National.

Bernard Morrot is also the author of three works, of which " France, your press fout the camp, rise and fall of the quotidiens" (Editions of the Archipelago, 2000) and " Press, large the imposture" (Flammarion, 2001), a book polemizes where it attacks the defects of the large newspapers. In 2003, it had prefaced the edition (posthumous) " Indictments of the Court of obvious the délits" of Pierre Desproges, of which it was one of the friends since they had worked together with the daily newspaper " the Dawn ".

He dies of the continuations of a long illness, the October 9th 2007 with Blois.

External bonds

Homage of Guy Konopnicki in Marianne

http://www.marianne2.fr/Bernard-Morrot,-rien-qu-un-journaliste_a79944.html

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