Media Corrèze

Launched in February 2004, this monthly magazine's mission is to highlight the great painters, sculptors and photographers of our time. From Ron Mueck to Vladimir Velickovic, via Jean Rustin, Lydie Arickx or Marc Petit, all the great artists of our time are featured in Miroir de l'Art. Alongside the magazine, Miroir de l'Art TV offers programmes, reports and films on those who embody the best of contemporary art. A web TV to be found on the Internet (https://www.miroirdelart.net)

Tulle Mag is the newsletter produced and published by the town hall. Each month, the Tullistes receive news in their mailbox about the actions of the municipal team led by Bernard Combes, who succeeded François Hollande in the mayor's chair. Information on habitat, the environment, solidarity and leisure, with quality colour photos. A good way to take a single look at what is played in the city. One to two double pages are devoted to commercial dynamics while a free expression section gives the floor to representatives of the municipal opposition. The cultural agenda closes this very awaited newspaper from the Tullistes.

Brive Mag is the municipal information newspaper. Like any institutional publication, it deals with the actions of the municipal team but also leaves a large proportion of the local actors in the fields of economics, culture, health, environment, social and associative life, etc. We discover them with portraits and reports that show us another face of the city. Published every month, you can also download the electronic version on the site.

The Corrèze edition of France 3 Nouvelle Aquitaine offers three sub-editions: Brive, Tulle and Ussel. Although located in the Cité Gaillarde, this channel covers all the events of the department. It benefits from a specific drop-off at 7:18 pm in the regional edition. The news of the day in Corrèze and past and future events are treated in pictures with a commentary. Certain themes are also covered in the regional newspapers at 12:00 and 7:00 pm. The weather is always eagerly awaited.

Radio Grand Brive is the oldest free radio station in the Brive basin. Before 2012, it was known as Canal Bleu but it was created in 1985. Based in Objat, this local radio station has always bet on proximity. It criss-crosses the department and carries its microphones in exhibitions, fairs and agricultural fairs. All forms of artistic expression are welcome: local literature, concerts, theatre, painting and sculpture. The programme schedule is very varied with all kinds of music, but without falling into the "too commercial" category.

His slogan "Tubes and Infos" gives the tone of Radio Pompadour Air Campaign created in 1982 during the great boom boom in free radio in France. The radio works with volunteers, salaried facilitators and a full-time journalist for a broadcast from 7 h to 24 h. The purpose of this radio is to provide a service adapted to local needs, to inform, to welcome and to express on its airwaves all the opinions and sensitivities of the public. In week, morning, dedications and afternoon music follow each other while at weekends a great place is reserved for sport as well as for tourism and accordion.

The local branch of Radio France in Limousin, France Bleu Limousin is based in Limoges and enjoys a large audience in the region. This public service, present throughout the territory thanks to its network of local stations, covers regional events and reaches out to local people. The musical programming mixes all styles, two thirds of the songs are French-speaking. FBL stands out for its relaxed tone and program quality, and is all the more professional because it benefits from national news from the parent company.

Created in 1986 in Lyon on the initiative of the Bishops of France, RCF (Radios Chrétiennes Francophones) is a network of diocesan radio stations that broadcast 24 hours a day. The programmes, which are generalist, open and ecumenical, offer a Christian view of the world. RCF Corrèze is a local radio station, generalist, and general public. It was founded 20 years ago in the Ussel sector, then expanded throughout the Corrèze and the Aurillac area. RCF Corrèze offers a quality programme, unpublished in the region: news, local traditions, meetings, spirituality, family life, music... with a positive note that makes all the difference. Volunteers support the small team of journalists and technicians.

' Let us talk about you, let us talk about everything ': that is the motto of La Montagne. This journal deals with the proximity of proximity produced by a team of journalists working in connection with the field. In the rubriquage, the beautiful part is given to Tulle, Brive and Ussel as well as Regional and National sports news. Its tabloid style layout has the advantage of more enjoyable information.

Here as elsewhere, throughout the day, this national radio broadcasts music with the great standards of French and international song. Côté Corrèze, a local team offers local drop-outs on Brive and Tulle. On the menu: local information, provided from 6 am to 9 pm every half hour, and a flash at noon. From 13 a. m. to 17 p. m., the listeners are meeting with their region for all the info that interests them and who will help them program their outputs: Cinema, theatre, concerts…

"Infos d'ici, musique d'ailleurs" is the slogan of this local radio station which broadcasts its programmes in the heart of the Corrèze department, i.e. in the Pays de Tulle and Egletons. Its programmes are produced and broadcast by a team of two employees and about twenty volunteers. Bram'FM offers several daily points on local and regional news. On the music side, it gives pride of place to musical discovery and new talent. On Bram'FM, you have every chance to listen before anyone else to what the other radio stations will broadcast tomorrow, and to rediscover what you may have missed yesterday... There's something for everyone: French chanson, pop, rock, hip-hop, electro, reggae, jazz, world music.

La Vie Corrézienne, the first weekly newspaper in the department, is a local news paper which, every Friday, offers a broad overview of the life of the communes and their inhabitants. Thanks to more than 250 correspondents and local collaborators spread across the 250 corners of the country, this newspaper can pride itself on being the showcase for the cultural, sporting and legal events that animate the territories of Corrèze. A very comprehensive magazine which, in addition to the week's TV programme in colour, publishes classified ads and cinema programming. The website publishes daily news.

Brive-la-Gaillarde is home to local radio station Breniges FM 95.6. This radio station offers varied programming and is very popular with local residents.