Media Corsica

Bimonthly gay magazine available on newsstands and on several Internet sites, containing many portfolios, community topics, trend headings, Up & Down, fashion review, cinema, music, horoscope, DVD.

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With its various predefined lists and the user's choice, and thanks to its many functions for ever more comfort and ease of use, Gayfrance is the invaluable experience of a gay team in the service of its thousands of subscribers and the assurance of fast and efficient contact between men, both in the province and in Paris! '»»»»

The reference site for tourists who wish to discover Corsica: that of the tourist agency of the territorial collectivity of Corsica. Listing of accommodation establishments to find what corresponds to your search according to the category, your desire according to the micro-region of the island which attracts your attention or other suggestions. Presentation of new places, weekend ideas, referenced events, offers and good deals, the site has been created to allow you to follow the evolution of the tourist offer in Corsica directly.

Isula Muntagna is a quarterly magazine of 120 pages, realized and entirely printed in Corsica: a product 100% made in Corsica. At the origin of the project, Philippe Pierangeli, island photographer. Throughout the pages, we discover the Corsican nature through the eyes of professionals (teachers, researchers, scientists) close to nature. Portraits of actors of change in Corsica, ideas for walks and hikes, special features, discovery of jobs. A digest of images and beautiful texts for those who want to discover Corsica from a new angle.

Better known under the acronym RCFM (Radio Corse Frequenza Mora), this radio is a local radio of Radio France. Among the dropouts are local and national news editions in French and Corsican under the name U nutiziale, weather forecasts(U tempu), practical information(Les agendas), Le forum, the most listened to programme in Corsica, the programme on the Corsican language Dite a vostra, and other programmes both in French and in Corsican.

Campà Qui is a biannual publication that you will find on the island in two versions: the great Bastia and the great Ajaccio. This free magazine is an open window to the discovery of these two great agglomerations. Portraits of craftsmen, selection of good restaurants, shopping ideas, interviews of actors of the territory, portfolios. The matt paper plays the card chic and sobriety, the images are beautiful, the layout well worked, quality information, Campà Qui est un objet à collectionner. Self-service in living areas and shops.

Corse Net Infos is the first pure player media of Corsica in free access, totally free. Thanks to its website and its mobile applications (free download), all the information of the region is covered. Political news, news, culture, sports, complete files, each sub-region of Corsica is approached in a specific and complete way. Once a year, the site appeals to the readers' donations which allow it to propose always more quality contents. A good way to learn about the island's news.

Corse-Matin is a French regional daily newspaper, published by the S.A Corse-Presse, whose headquarters are in Ajaccio. It is the only island daily newspaper sold on average each day at 30,350 copies. In April 2018, Thomas Brunelli, until then a journalist for Radio Corse Frequenza Mora, was appointed director of publication and editorial staff. Jean-Christophe Serfati, CEO of La Provence, became CEO of Corse-Presse. He represents a great interest for many islanders attached to the paper press for the editorial aspect as well as the practical one.

France 3 Corse ViaStella is one of France Télévisions' 24 local metropolitan antennas. Created in 1954, the first regional television news programme includes most of France 3's national broadcasts, plus local productions (regional editions of 12/13 and 19/20, magazines, series and some local events). A Corsican-language news bulletin is also broadcast on the air. It can be received in mainland France via Canalsat, as well as on the main French ADSL networks.