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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.

" Gayfrance, the best choice to meet the guys in your region. Chat One 2 One, profiles, P.A., all the tools to make the net your everyday playground! Gayfrance is the gay chat, meeting and dialogue site throughout France and all the regions in the service of gay and bisexual people looking for a partner for one night or for a lifetime. Present since 1987 on the gay meeting sector with the 3615 MEC minitel code, Gayfrance has the credo to offer its visitors more efficient services, focusing above all on simplicity of use, confidentiality and accessibility. Registrants can download their personal photos, choose to make them accessible to all or only members, keep in memory their contacts as well as the history of their private conversations, put online their personal page or small ads or configure their preferred search criteria.

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! '»»»»

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.

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-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.