After a disappointing H1 (revenues were down by 4.1% yoy while EBITDA had decreased by 7.6% yoy), the Q3 release was quite reassuring with revenues down by only 2.4% yoy and an EBITDA up by 0.6% (pro forma, i.e. including the recently-acquired media assets), the group has delivered quite a good set of results for its Q4 since revenues were finally up by 0.6 yoy (after 24 quarters of decline!) while the adjusted EBITDA has increased sharply by 15.4% yoy. As expected the global revenue trend fo ....