Numericable is a British-American-Luxembourgian owned cable television operator operating in France, Belgium and Luxembourg, currently proposing standard Quadruple-Play services (Cable Television, Broadband, Fixed & Mobile Telephony)

It was formed in 2005 from a merger of France Telecom Câble and NC Numericable to Ypso Holding. It merged with Noos and UPC France in 2006 to form a sole entity cable operator in France, although it continued to be marketed as Numericable in places it was already installed. The company changed its logo and look in August 2007. It bought operators Coditel in Belgium and Alice in Luxemburg renaming them Numericable Belgique and Numericable Luxembourg.

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Valérie Damidot is a famous French TV host. Since 2006, she has presented a TV show called D&CO broadcast once a week on M6, a national channel. Following its success, she has hosted other TV programs which are based on D&CO and named D&CO, une semaine pour tout changer and D&CO c’est du bonheur.

Valérie Damidot was born on the 18th January 1965 in France. She is the daughter of a jeweller and an accountant and she spent her childhood in Paris. After her secondary school, she studied Arts at the University. Then, she worked as a seller in the country and then in Paris. In the 1980s, she worked as a freelance reporter in local press. At the end of the 1990s, she worked as a journalist on different French channels and took part in several TV shows, such as Loft Story, Exclusif, Star Academy, Plein les yeux or Vie privée, vie publique. But now she does not work as a journalist anymore, because she is totally involved in her TV shows in which she is more seen as an interior decorator than as a TV host. Valérie Damidot is also known for her role in a sitcom called Victoire Bonnot. It was broadcast on M6 in 2010 and it was her first steps as an actress.