Jérôme Jacob has been a web journalist since 2013, but his story with television began long before his first byline. Raised on the joyful chaos of Club Dorothée and later captivated by the sharp debates of Mots croisés, he grew up as a true “child of TV,” someone for whom the small screen was not just entertainment but a cultural compass. That early fascination naturally evolved into a career dedicated to decoding, celebrating, and sometimes challenging the media landscape.

Over the years, Jérôme has become a familiar voice for readers seeking clarity and perspective on the ever‑shifting world of television. At La Provence, he writes regularly about media topics and curates a dedicated section highlighting the talents of Provence who shine on the small screen. His work blends curiosity, precision, and a genuine affection for the people and stories that shape French audiovisual culture. Whether covering entertainment, industry news, or regional success stories, he brings a journalist’s rigor and a viewer’s enthusiasm.

Behind the bylines, Jérôme remains driven by a simple dream: interviewing the greatest of them all, Roger Federer. It’s a goal that reflects both his admiration for excellence and his belief that journalism is, at its core, about meeting the people who inspire us. Until that day comes, he continues to explore the media world with passion, generosity, and the same wide‑eyed wonder that first drew him to the screen.