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| Network | Type | Launch date | Notes | Source |
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| Sailing Channel | Cable and satellite | Unknown | ||
| Europe 2 TV | Cable and satellite | Unknown | ||
| Eurosport 2 | Cable and satellite | 10 January | ||
| M6 Music Black | Cable and satellite | 10 January | ||
| Ushuaïa TV | Cable and satellite | 14 March | ||
| Direct 8 | Cable and satellite | 31 March | ||
| NRJ 12 | Cable and satellite | 31 March | ||
| NT1 | Cable and satellite | 31 March | ||
| TPS Foot | Cable and satellite | 13 August | ||
| Discovery Real Time | Cable and satellite | 1 October | ||
| Nickelodeon | Cable and satellite | 16 November | ||
| Gulli | Cable and satellite | 18 November | ||
| BFM TV | Cable and satellite | 28 November | ||
| MTV Idol | Cable and satellite | 17 November | ||
| MTV Pulse | Cable and satellite | 30 November | ||
| Syfy | Cable and satellite | 2 December |
| Old network name | New network name | Type | Conversion Date | Notes | Source |
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| i-MCM | Europe 2 TV | Cable and satellite | Unknown | ||
| Canal+ Confort | Canal+ Décalé | Cable and satellite | 5 March | ||
| Festival | France 4 | Cable and satellite | 31 March |
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| 8 January | Jacqueline Joubert | 83 | French continuity announcer, producer & director |
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