Print media Bouches-Du-Rhône

Distributed free of charge every day, 20 minutes is a daily newspaper offering news in a synthetic way, intended to inform you quickly and efficiently. Ideal for keeping up to date with what's going on in your city, the region and the world, during a trip on the metro or streetcar. Politics, society, culture and sports news, everything is covered, with a special place for OM news. Created about twenty years ago, 20 minutes is still a daily media newspaper in France, both in its paper and digital versions. If the articles are sometimes less in-depth than in other newspapers, you can find the essential information.

A daily coverage of regional news without forgetting the national and international highlights. All areas are covered, from the economy to politics, finance, leisure, sports and the weather. A circulation of about 130,000 copies, weekend supplements (TV, Femina), the free daily Marseille Plus, an Internet site and a Web TV. La Provence is also a group that owns the magazine Gens du Sud. La Provence is indeed the number one newspaper in the region, whether on the newsstand or on the Internet.

A clandestine and resistant newspaper at its beginnings in 1943, the newspaper saw its first legal issue published on 25 August 1944, the day after the liberation of the city of Marseille. This was a seminal moment in history, as the communist allegiance is to some extent the identity of La Marseillaise. Since April 2015, the daily newspaper offers an edition for the Gard and Hérault, another for the Bouches-du-Rhône and finally a third for the Var, Vaucluse and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. A modernized piece of history for an alternative news from Marseille.

Ligne de Front, an 84-page bimonthly, immerses readers in the land wars of the ^20th century, with a particular focus on the Second World War. Launched in 2006, this magazine created by enthusiasts for enthusiasts explores the history of this period marked by global and local conflicts, from Europe to Asia, Africa and Latin America. With a passionate, precise and dense approach, it offers original iconography and captivating texts, promising an ongoing discovery of this century.

CÔTE PROVENCE, one of the editions of Côte Magazine, has just celebrated its 30th anniversary and is still surfing the wave of urban and trendy life style, between new trends and good addresses, in the worlds of culture, urban planning, fashion, beauty, decoration, cars, gastronomy and economics. In each issue, we discover, in each issue, good addresses and current trends in Marseille, but also in Aix-en-Provence and its surroundings. This magazine has something to seduce you: large format, beautiful photos and well written content, Côte is a "luxurious" magazine but within everyone's reach. It is distributed in hotels, restaurants and shops in the region.

Le Journal du pays salonais et du pays d'Aix is a periodical created by Nicolas Coissard published by Aurélia Éditions that talks about the Alpilles, Luberon, Pays salonais and the Etang de Berre, available on the Internet. About fifty pages full of well-documented and pleasant articles. News, news, construction sites, festivals, gastronomy, heritage, culture, hiking, interviews. You will find all the sections to be informed of the latest local news, the art of living in our territories. You can find this newspaper in some shops, in the bookshop of Le Blason and in the tourist offices and museums of the Aix and Salonais countries.

The Farandole newspaper is the monthly magazine for outings and leisure activities in more than forty communes. It lists all the festive events, from village festivals to flea markets, exhibitions and carnivals. Farandole is published by the Association for the Development of Cultural and Tourist Information (A. D. I. C. T.). It is available in many shops, tourist offices, etc. The website is very rich in information. Numerous headings are proposed, all oriented on the discovery of the territory

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!

The guide to your cultural activities: concerts, theater, dance, expos, movies. Excursions in Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, Martigues, Istres, Aubagne, Toulon, La Ciotat, Arles, Avignon in paper and on the web. An unavoidable one!