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Having blown out its 75 candles in August 2019, the daily Presse Océan is considered to be the historic daily newspaper for the people of Nantes. A tabloid format is ideal for this comprehensive newspaper, which publishes two editions in the department each day: one in Nantes and the other in Saint-Nazaire. The editorial line of this unmissable daily is above all local information: the best way to discover the cultural, political, economic or sporting news of the agglomeration. Presse O' 's journalists are men and women who have a strong local presence and a love of the Nantes region, in order to provide the best possible coverage of life in the city. Presse Océan is also a smartphone app and a website.

Ouest-France is the leading French regional daily newspaper since 1975 and the leading French-speaking daily in the world with nearly 700,000 newspapers printed in Rennes every day from Monday to Saturday, 53 different local paper editions as well as 2 digital editions: the evening edition and the France edition. And also the Sunday Ouest-France. Ouest France has 1,568 employees, including 615 journalists, 2,400 correspondents and nearly 16,000 distribution partners. It also has 58 editorial offices in the 12 departments of Brittany, Normandy and Pays-de-la-Loire, as well as in Paris, where you can follow all the latest news from Nantes and the surrounding area, as well as regional, national and international information.

Nantes Métropole is the bimonthly magazine published by the Urban Community, with a print run of 335,600 copies in 2023. It is distributed to letterboxes in Nantes and the 24 communes of the Nantes conurbation. Complementing the municipal magazines, it provides the general public with rigorous, educational information on the major issues facing the metropolis, and in particular on the agglomeration's current and future projects. Contents include economic, political and social news on the metropolitan area and its key players, in the form of articles, interviews, portraits and features, as well as a cultural agenda. The magazine is also available online.