Media Paris

Optimum magazine has no ambitions but to distract men by informing them about everything that today can seduce them: exhibitions, fashion, shows, cars, travel, personalities who are doing the news. Regularly, in this chic lifestyle magazine, articles on golf are published.

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With an innovative mindstyle™ editorial line that combines depth, wisdom and the art of living, Happinez blurs the line between inner and outer beauty. Relying on curiosity, it positions itself as a guide on the path to well-being exploring all possible avenues to inspire everyone in their quest for fulfillment. Open to all philosophies, traditions, religions and reflections, Happinez offers a wide variety of viewpoints and paths likely to inspire your trajectory, while keeping your feet firmly on the ground.

L'Officiel des spectacles, a magazine that appears on newsstands every Wednesday, is the guide to cultural outings in Paris and the Ile-de-France region, listing cinema screenings, of course, but also plays, exhibitions, children's shows, concerts, cabarets and neighborhood tours, with a host of practical information to help you avoid wasting time and money: times, prices, location on the metro map, disabled access, type and duration of show, etc.

Since 1981, Radio Nova has been free, curious and creative. It remains a benchmark music radio station, revealing to its listeners the hidden treasures of musical production from evening to morning. From world music to electro and hip-hop, Radio Nova has established itself as an avant-garde music medium, continuing its pioneering work and supporting new talent by opening up its airwaves and the stages of its live events. Radio Nova is with us all day, from morning to evening mixes.

CTMR Info is the news radio for the FM generation. Talk-show live, permanent interactivity, etc. With Alain Marschall and Olivier Truchot for the "Grand Gueules", Eric Brunet, Brigitte Lahaie, etc. All RMC Info programs inform you and give you the floor on-line. CTMR Info is also radio No. 1 on sport with dozens of hours of airtime per week.

Always on the lookout for the latest music trends (dance and variety), NRJ remains France's leading music station, and not just for a young audience, as the years go by and the radio station attracts a wide audience. NRJ also hosts numerous international events, such as the annual NRJ Music Awards, and has its own TV channel, NRJ 12. Last but not least, the radio station is available for streaming and on its highly effective app. In short, there are a thousand and one ways to listen to this radio station, wherever you are.

Created by the Bucodes SurdiFrance, which federates associations of hard of hearing and deafened people in France, this quarterly aims to inform its readers about their rights in terms of hearing aids and health, as well as about the existing possibilities of accessibility for the hearing impaired in order to improve their daily life. It is a vehicle for sharing experiences between hearing impaired people and also acts as a relay for the actions of associations working in the interest of the hearing impaired.

Information site targeting the visually impaired: daily life news, practical information, health.

A general information magazine, Vivrensemble is published by Unapei, a network of associations supporting people with intellectual and psychological disabilities, multiple handicaps and autism. With a circulation of 55,000 since 1989, Vivrensemble highlights associative initiatives, develops thematic dossiers on major disability issues (education, work, accessibility, ageing...) and offers a permanent watch on current events (politics, law, research...) as well as practical and legal information.

Bucodes SurdiFrance is a federation of associations of hearing impaired and deafened people. It organizes actions with the people concerned, the administrations and the establishments receiving the public. Created, animated and managed by hearing impaired people, Bucodes SurdiFrance pursues 2 objectives: to defend the interests of hearing impaired people and to improve their living conditions through different missions: informing, promoting, accompanying, raising awareness, etc. Surdifrance.org also publishes the quarterly magazine: 6 Millions de malentendants.

Oui FM is the only rock-themed radio station. Transgenerational and trendier than ever, the radio showcases several decades of musical heritage, and at the same time detects and supports new rock talent. For this new season, Oui FM has chosen to go even further, and to continue to improve thanks to the support of its listeners. Oui FM is a media UFO incarnated by hosts who are passionate about rock. Its priority is above all music and content that takes listeners into all the grooves of rock culture.

Useful and practical for the community of Parisians on the move, France Bleu Paris is the radio "service" par excellence, offering programming focused on outings, culture, local news and practical information. It is also a partner for events of all kinds, promoting citizenship, culture, heritage, gastronomy, sport and discovery. You can also find it digitally, via the website or the free "Ici" application, which lets you follow the programs live.

As the name suggests, Fun Radio is all about having fun! But what we do best on this radio station is get listeners dancing to the hottest beats. Enjoy The Music, Party Fun and many other programs set the tone. For years, Fun has been one of the leading music radio stations in France, and therefore in the Paris region. Numerous podcasts are available, and most of the programs are now available on the many digital media that allow you to listen to the programs of the most dance of radios.

The weekly magazine in Paris is distributed in four major cities in France: Paris, Marseille, Lille and Lyon. In Paris is the most diffused News Urban on Paris and Ile de France with an average distribution of 350 000 copies per number. Set up free of charge every Monday morning in more than 1 000 underground and RER stations, In our Paris we inform readers of the news of live shows, entertainment and urban cultures. While competing henceforth, this title still has some success, especially with young Parisian assets, who are looking for information about the city's life. With its bias of selectivity and clarity in comments and criticisms, in Paris, in particular, we propose to discover the Drafting of the Essay, in its weekly notebooks with Capital Attitude. We are now on the other major French cities like Lille, Lyon, Côte d'Azur (Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco), Marseille and Aix-en-Provence.

Close, family-oriented and popular, Voltage has many programs devoted to the capital and its suburbs. On a daily basis, it takes the pulse of Paris and accompanies its listeners throughout the Île-de-France region. The emphasis is on music, with family programming. Voltage aims to be the radio of everyday life, connected to its listeners and to Paris through an enriched programme schedule. "Paris s'éveille" (broadcast in the morning, of course), "Tout peut arriver à Paris" and "Connectée à Paris" are among the main programs.

Le Figaroscope accompanies the Wednesday edition of Le Figaro , without supplement. The (well-known) principle: a 60-page cultural guide created in September 1987. The editorial team puts all the latest cultural, leisure and entertainment news from Paris and the Ile-de-France region into perspective. Since its creation, this weekly has gradually become a reference for its traditional readership, who now have a veritable bible with which to survey the culinary, cultural and sporting life not only of Paris, but also of the Ile-de-France region!

Talk-shows and permanent interactivity, RMC Info bases much of its programming on these two pillars. In addition to news, the station offers a varied program schedule, ranging from practical topics (home, cars, internet...) to the world of poker, including well-known morning shows such as "Charles Matin" and "Apolline Matin", presented by Charles Magnien and Apolline de Malherbe. RMC Info is also the No. 1 sports radio station, with dozens of hours of airtime every week and slots hosted by former sportsmen and women.

This website was created in 2015 by a Frenchman who has lived in North Macedonia. It's a free, well-done travel guide. It's quite comprehensive and shares the same enthusiasm for this destination as we do, even if it lacks practical information (hotels, restaurants, etc.), certain regions and regular updates. But its content is rich and of almost professional quality. In particular, it contains two very useful little lexicons in Macedonian and Albanian.

The ACFT is an association under the law of 1901 whose objectives are the following: to give Thai language courses, to share the love of Thailand, to bring together Franco-Thai families, and to organize outings and meetings. Thai classes take place in the 15th arrondissement on Saturdays, last 2 hours, and follow the school schedule. The website is full of information, advice, classified ads, and even job offers.

BFM Paris, the Parisian branch of the famous channel, has, since its launch more than three years ago, gradually become a dedicated channel that is very useful and appreciated by Parisians - it is one of the provincial versions of the group. In addition to sports and general information, here you will be given many tips and practical information: traffic (and it's very useful!), roads and transport, weather, culture. So you have real-time traffic information on every transport line.