Media Bouches-Du-Rhône

Designated as Marseille's number 1 online news site, in just a few years Made in Marseille has become an influential and decisive web medium in the Marseilles news scene. Thanks to its extensive surveys and well-crafted articles on topics as varied as current affairs, major urban development projects and trendy new addresses, Made in Marseille juggles its website and social networks perfectly, which have played a decisive role in its development. A few weeks ago, a paper magazine was launched, distributed at metro station exits. A web version with a broader southern focus has also been launched under the name Made in Sud.

This site now offers you the opportunity to print the forms for public administrations, fill them out, and then return them by Post, without having to search them. Soon, you can also fill them out online and send them by mail. You can change your address, or pay your fines, or calculate aid for housing, pensions or even zero-rate loans. Useful, letters to stop a lease, declare your life in cohabitation, etc. Administration moves slowly but surely.

The goal of this local satirical newspaper? To encourage debate on political, social, economic, cultural and environmental issues. All subjects and opinions are represented. Thus, each month Le Ravi tests incognito a municipal council in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, scrutinizes local life in large cities as well as in small villages, and sketches media personalities in its "heavyweight" portraits. Numerous satirical and humorous drawings by its artists. Don't hesitate to support this associative newspaper with donations!

Jeanne Laffitte's Marseillaise house specializes in the reprint of rare and unusual books in a sober and original elegance. At the same time, Mrs Lafitte has been publishing original books for several decades, while remaining faithful to her primary vocation: the defence and illustration of Marseille, Marseille and Provence. Gastronomy and oenology are also two privileged areas in their choices. The new space in the Arcenaulx's premises will seduce the amateurs of ancient masterpieces.

France 3 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur has 10 locations in the region and a regional headquarters in Marseille. Among the events: from Monday to Sunday, 12/13 and 19/20, during the week at 9am, a new programmeVous êtes formidable from Monday to Friday, with a hero each day and different themes, Monday: Well-being, Tuesday: Art of living, Wednesday: Family, Thursday: Home, Saturday at 11.30am Mediterraneo, Sunday at 12.55pm Mediterranean Chronicles And a cultural agenda every Friday in the 12pm and 7pm newscasts. Replay on paca.france3.fr

Today, the Internet is one of the largest providers of information. Web TV and podcast channels are flourishing on the web. Alpille TV was launched in 2019, one step ahead of its predecessor. As its name suggests, this Web TV is dedicated to news, but also to heritage, and to the people of the Alpilles. There are reports, interviews, local news ... videos made by a team of enthusiasts who operate in an associative mode. It is also possible to join them. All the information is on their website.

It's a radio that has been broadcasting since 1983 in the whole country of Arles. A quality programming and a very nice team around the charismatic Hakim. Local information as well as musical programs, Soleil FM is a radio of proximity and quality which touches several generations, some cult programs: "l'antenne est à vous", "Bonjour madame, monsieur le maire" or "Souvenir souvenir". Particularly tasty and exciting: the live broadcasts and the trips to the heart of the different events. Essential.

Created in 1997, this web media is one of the reference sites on the Olympique de Marseille news. Conceived and still managed by Sebastien Volpe, a soccer lover, you will find on this site all the latest information about the mythical soccer club of Marseille. Imagined as a place of sharing, you will also find many possibilities to express yourself through forums or on the very dynamic social networks of the Phocéen. Numerous interviews and press conferences are available on video. Le Phocéen regularly organizes contests to win tickets to attend the matches at the Velodrome.

Mainly distributed free of charge in the mailboxes of Arles residents, the magazine is also available in the lobby of the town hall and everywhere else on the website. It is a mine of information on the city, but also on the whole region. There are articles on the work in progress, on good tourist tips, on local traditions, announcements on festivals... In short, it is a real information medium in which you can discover local life from the inside. The magazine is published every month.

The site of the Regional Natural Park is a mine of information on this territory so atypical but you will also find hiking routes, all the news and maps. Also online, a digital library and the establishments and products bearing the PNR de Camargue brand (equestrian tourism centres, bullfighting rings open to the public, wines and potatoes). The park agents also know their territory perfectly and can give you a lot of useful information for your stay.

Les Bla-bla d'Arles is a series of podcasts about Arles and the Camargue. The principle: a guest, a local or national personality in relation with the region, comes to present his universe. Laure and Isabelle, the instigators of this program, introduce us to photographers, painters, embroiderers, waiters, who participate, on a daily basis, in the local life and who are passionate about their region. In addition to the website, you can also find the show on Soleil FM and on all podcast platforms.