Print media Franche-Comté

Your radio no longer enough for you? In addition to the website, which keeps you connected wherever you are, the editor's paper magazine is an excellent complement for those interested in rural life in the Franche-Comté region! A free magazine, with a print run of 15,000 copies, distributed to letterboxes and tourist offices at the start of each month. Le mag' is a genuine relay for local events, covering a wide range of social issues, providing information on local authorities, and featuring special reports.

To know everything about life in the city centre of Dijon, Beaune, Besançon and Dole, their shops and cultures? You need Bing Bang! Directed by Richard Patouillet, the magazine plunges you into a very offbeat atmosphere from the cover. With a large format photograph full of humour and second degree, the set is set. Subtle, offbeat, incisive but never mean, the magazine deals with current events and those who do them, new urban trends, cultural events...In short, an indispensable tool for all those who want to stay in! This is the right place to discover a nice café, a small restaurant that we don't know yet or even the great restaurant about which we had preconceived ideas. On the retail side, you will be informed of all the new products, openings, closures and replacements of shops. The magazine is distributed free of charge on Besançon, Dijon, Beaune, Dole and is also available from some retailers. And to ensure that you don't miss any issues, you can also subscribe. Bing Bang is also on the web where you can browse it freely, at your own pace.

Are you passionate about Nordic skiing? Nordic Magazine is the magazine for you. You'll find all the latest news on biathlon, cross-country skiing, Nordic combined, special jumps, ski flying and ski touring. With its athlete and coach profiles, in-depth investigations and field reports, Nordic Magazine offers rich and rewarding editorial content. But that's not all! The magazine also has a website, web-TV, app and podcasts to keep you up to date with all the latest news in French and international Nordic skiing.

The first regional news media in the Nièvre, Le Journal du Centre was created in September 1944, succeeding the underground newspaper La Nièvre Libre, created during the German occupation. Belonging to the same press group (Centre France), it was produced in Auxerre on the presses of L'Yonne Républicaine. For its 85,000 daily readers, it reports the news of the Nivernais region, but also offers national information. It is also available in digital version and on social networks.