Marie-Laure Augry

Marie-Laure Augry , born the February 27th 1947 with Turns, in Indre-et-Loire, is a French Journaliste. It is member of the Club of the mediators of the press.

Career

After studies with the IUT of journalism of Turns, it enters to TF1 in October 1972 to the service of interior policy, then becomes Reporter in 1974, in charge of the problems of education and youth.

In July 1975, it presents its first Tv news “Edition of the night” while continuing the report to the service of general information until in 1981, where it will cover the electoral campaign.

Of 1981 with 1988, it Co-present the 13 hour old newspaper with Yves Mourousi.

Of 1988 with 1991, it animates a weekly magazine with the service of the televiewers “Hello Marie-Laure” on TF1.

In 1991, it joined the Five to present the 13 hour old newspaper and to animate to it the emission “True stories” with Paul Lefevre.

In 1992, after the death of the Five, Yves Mourousi, then director of the programs of RMC, entrusts a daily program to him “Passion” which it presents until in 1994. In 1993, France 3 proposes to him to animate a daily program, “Generation 3” Co-produced with CNDP (teaching National center of documentation).

Of 1995 with 2002, it is editor association and presenter of the daily magazine “One day in France” on France 3.

Since September 1st 2003, it is mediating draftings of France 3.

Works

winners 1985-1986 , with Yves Mourousi, Paris: Editions Atlas, 1985
Can better do , with Anne Cassel, Fixot, 1989

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List of presenters of tv news in France

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