Media Lorraine

France 3 Grand Est is the regional branch of the France Télévisions public broadcasting group. Its vocation is essentially to broadcast local television programs. Regional news programs include 12/13, 19/20 and Soir 3. Other programs include André Muller's "A'Gueter" cooking show in dialect and on bicycle, the "Rund Um" newspaper, and "GsunTheim!", where Christian Hahn spotlights surprising guests...

France Info is always France Info. It is essential that sometimes it is pointless when it takes the crazy idea of listening to its programmes in loop; a flash of information every 7 minutes anyway. But who remembers that it was born during the first Gulf War so that we can be informed in real time of the conflict? Specialists share the antenna and the most varied stories (right, health, culture, air of time, sports).

France Bleu offers a programme schedule ranging from local news to dropouts, some of which are in dialect via France Bleu Elsass. It plays the card of permanent interactivity by playing Leboncoin on the FM waves. Indeed, it allows its listeners to place an ad on the air to sell their car, look for an apartment or a house. The station is very comprehensive and reviews regional and national news. The sections zoom in on outings and regional events.

Contrary to what one might think, Judaism is not dedicated solely to people of Jewish faith. Many non-Jews listen to it and because of it, the structure is positioned as a cultural and non-cultual radio. Its program schedule is very attractive, with theater shows, on jazz, history, interviews of major French names, and even on sustainable development. Thanks to its own tone, the local radio has a place in the Strasbourg and national landscape. Watch out, the radio is called Judaica, expect you to have Israeli religious programs and music at Chabbat or during Jewish holidays.

France Bleu Alsace is the leading generalist radio station in Alsace and is a partner in many events in the region. Its local programming is focused on information, entertainment, heritage, music, games and even cooking: all concocted in Alsatian sauce. A show not to be missed: this is the meeting with veterinary specialists, gardeners or psychotherapists, which is very popular with listeners. In short, to be aware of what's happening at the end of your street, stay tuned to this station. In addition to the radio, you can also use the mobile application, the website or the Facebook live feed.

DKL DREYECKLAND is a radio strongly anchored in the local heritage. It knows, through its programs of proximity and a musical programming centered on the most beautiful songs of the years 1970 to our days, to bring to its listeners of more than 35 years a quite atypical and attaching product. Some highlights of the week: the morning show from 6 to 10 am for a sparkling wake-up call, the live clairvoyance show and the search for lost objects from 1 to 2 pm, and all the local information with the local news, the events calendar...

Founded in 1984 to promote a 100% classical repertoire, this atypical, associative local radio station attracts some thirty thousand listeners every week. Its programming: classical music, local and regional music news, with no commercial breaks. Accent 4 records and broadcasts local concerts on its airwaves. Its partners are the region's cultural institutions and associations, notably the Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra and the Opéra du Rhin. Accent 4 offers its listeners a subscription formula: in exchange for a subscription fee, its members receive the monthly bulletin of the programs broadcast on the airwaves and benefit from discounts on announced musical events.

The Latest Alsace News (DNA) represent one of the oldest titles of the regional press in France. This reference daily is composed of four different notebooks; the first dedicated to national and international news, the second, for regional news, the third for sport, and the last to report local information. There are many Alsatian families where, from the arrival of the newspaper, the book sharing is instantly at the breakfast table! The strength of this Alsatian daily newspaper is based on its network of local agencies, which promotes rapid and effective coverage of the slightest event. On Monday, the Latest News from Alsace offers a Sport Edition on two notebooks, with local information reduced that day. Magazines Version Femina and TV Magazine are distributed weekly in the Friday edition. Dedicated to culture, music, cinema and entertainment, the Reflets supplement appears on Saturday… A Job supplement is also proposed on Saturday. The Sunday edition includes a book dedicated to real estate ads. The daily newspaper Les Dernières d'Alsace is sold at the newsstand or in digital version, idem for the different subscription formulas.

StrasTV is a "Web media" created in August 2008 by a journalist who works for TFI, LCI and iTélé in the East of France. Every week, the StrasTV editorial team produces and puts online about ten reports produced by going into contact with the people of Strasbourg. Local news, sport and culture, the various topics covered are varied. Anywhere in the world and from a simple web connection, anyone can follow local news with Stras TV. Whether they are expatriates or not, the people of Strasbourg appreciate finding information on the Web about themes and places that are familiar to them!

Created in 1991, the Franco-German channel, whose headquarters are in Strasbourg (since 2003), is a true vector of culture and reflection that takes a European look at world news. Anxious to maintain its status as a cross-border and European channel, its programming remains dense and varied: art-house cinema, short films, dance and series. Broadcast in French and German, a certain number of programs can also be subtitled in English, Spanish, Italian and even Polish.Radio available on Arteradio.com.

Poly is a free monthly magazine distributed throughout Alsace, Grand Est and Franche-Comté since 1996. Each issue provides information on what's happening in the region in terms of music, dance, theater, exhibitions and more. With more and more interviews with creators, writers and filmmakers, all accompanied by offbeat columns. Published by BKN, Poly showcases culture through columns, reviews and features, with a particular focus on photography. Distributed in numerous cultural venues (list on website), it can also be browsed online!

From Monday to Friday, the local edition of 20 Minutes is distributed free of charge at the train station, the campus, certain tram and bus stations such as L'Homme de Fer or on the Place de la République for example. It is also available online. Easy to read, not too big and pleasant to leaf through, this daily gives you an overview of the essential local, national, international, sports, cultural and people news. Without forgetting the famous arrow-word grid, the very one that makes the success of this free service with all audiences! The big plus of this newspaper is undoubtedly its news in the form of short stories with its photos. It makes you want to learn more!

The Diocesan Information Centre, led by Charles Singer, aims to promote media pastoral, emissions, religious, audio-visual activities, training courses for the various media. It also publishes a monthly magazine Carrefours d'Alsace and organizes every year, during Christmas, a mass for journalists.

Originally, it was a printing technique developed by the Chinese (the prefix "séri" comes from silk) allowing to pass ink through a sieve, and thus print all kinds of media. This technique has evolved much, but its artisan side remains quite strong. Eastern marking has evolved well since its creation in the Neudorf neighbourhood.

This year the company celebrates its 25 years in its illkirchois headquarters. The people made up of the team have advanced methods and equipment, and digital printing is gradually replacing old techniques and conquering a growing place every day. Impressions on textiles and plastic (banner panels, stickers) still remain the specialties of this company, including the butterfly of three metres high by André Freydt throne in front of industrial buildings…

A declaration of love or a marriage request to make. You want a touch of madness or originality so why not do it big - very large? Publimat is a sign in 4 m x 3 m on Strasbourg and its region.

Zut! is a local magazine that covers fashion, design and the latest trendy trends in Strasbourg. Rather well edited - nice layout, nice paper - but mostly filled with advertisements and articles promoting local or national "personalities", the quarterly still offers pages on culture, arts and shows, feature articles, portraits of personalities and interviews with artists. It is distributed free of charge in partner shops and restaurants. Zut! is also distributed in Lorraine and the Upper Rhine region (bilingual biannual edition).

MTZ Magazine is a bi-annual that is carried by a team that is dusting off the way merchants are presented. The photographer is very inspiring and gives her models the courage to step out of the box. Twice a year, we discover the economic actors of Messina's life through the pages. Like the Petit Futé, which tests establishments several times before recommending them, MTZ Magazine 's communication is open to all. Its distribution is done thanks to the participating merchants who will provide you with a copy that will be offered to you. It's fun to discover well-known characters who lend themselves to sometimes offbeat scenarios.

The town boasts several alpine and Nordic ski resorts, including La Bresse-Hohneck, La Bresse-Lispach and La Bresse-Brabant. In addition to skiing, you can also enjoy other activities such as snowshoeing or sliding on other types of snow. The town also offers a wide choice of accommodation, from hotels to vacation rentals and bed & breakfasts. For lovers of culture and heritage, La Bresse offers museums, exhibitions and historic sites to visit.

Ça c'est nous is the must-have magazine for the Colmar area. In this free monthly, you'll find everything that makes Colmar so special, and all the latest news. Do you like news? You'll discover all the latest news and keep up to date on construction work, for example. A politician at heart? Portraits and debates follow one another across the pages to please you. A fan of culture and shows? Thanks to the diary, you won't miss a thing. The magazine is available to all, in print and digital versions.

Initially founded during the Second World War by a group of resistance fighters, and since owned by the Hersant-Media group, this newspaper is now owned by the Belgian Rossel group. L'Union is a major regional daily with 8 editions: Reims, Châlons-en-Champagne, Soissons, Laons, Vitry, Ardennes, Ardennais and Épernay. Tuesday's edition includes a business section, Sunday's a detailedcultural mag and Saturday's, which is sold at a slightly higher price, has a separate Fémina magazine and TV program. The sports pages and back cover have been redesigned. The Facebook page highlights key daily news items. And for new subscribers, there are flash sales, by the month, with free trials. The website is very well designed and gives an overview of the day's news.

VinéoNews Alsace has been a benchmark for the Alsace wine industry for the past 5 years, offering free, committed online media from its headquarters in Colmar. It is closely followed by industry professionals and is increasingly reaching out to the general public. As it celebrates its anniversary, the site is reinventing itself to increase visibility and get closer to its passionate readers. The new portal is easier to read, with an emphasis on video content to enhance the news and features of this emblematic wine-growing region.

The free newspaper to keep up with local news! Every Friday morning at the tram exit in Opéra, you can pick up a copy of the weekly newspaper from Marne, which is also available from local merchants and in two other towns in the department: Châlons-en-Champagne and Épernay. But hurry up, there won't be enough for everyone. The reasons for its success? Relevant articles that have nothing to envy the major dailies and deal in depth with social, political and local economic issues, environmental issues, but also cultural and sports news with appointments not to be missed and ideas for outings for the weekend.

This city magazine is mainly about trends, culture and lifestyle. It focuses on the stores in the area, the people who make the area live and vibrate, the local and national artists and all the events that deserve a spotlight. Ideal for discovering a new aspect of your city or region. The subjects are relevant, written by fine and humorous writers. It is available in nearly 400 distribution outlets and on its website. Discover also its alter-ego, Novo, a cultural bimonthly magazine from the Grand Est.

Run by passionate volunteers, this excellent community radio broadcasts 24/7. On the program, variety, travel, escape, humour, a varied program schedule where programs follow one another throughout the day: British Connection, Elsasser Man, La Matinale, Encore une histoire, Génération Zouk... Add to this information programmes that deal with economic, ecological and cultural issues, but not only. The aim of RDL 68: to develop regional information by opening its antenna to the population, associations and political, trade union, family and cultural organizations. As an independent and non-commercial media, RDL 68 seduces a varied and loyal local public by cultivating a spirit of openness and tolerance in all areas.

Headline of the Haut-Rhin daily newspapers, the newspaper L'Alsace is continuing its digital transformation to cope with the revolution in the way information is disseminated. As proof, many digital offers are available: from the weekly subscription to the annual subscription, digital and premium offers or even the spoken newspaper (audio, for the visually impaired), here are many formulas that allow easy access to the news from 6 am in the morning. Rest assured, paper subscriptions are always current so that subscribers have the pleasure of reading their newspaper early in the morning, which is delivered daily to their mailbox around 7:00 a.m.

Seeing life in the city and the region from a brighter side is the mission of this magazine, which in every issue features portraits of those who make the city more beautiful and more pleasant to live in, every day. This bimonthly magazine is structured around various sections: culture, sport, lifestyle, news, beauty... as you turn the pages, you'll find information, tips and 100% positive tips. Note that the magazine has also developed a 100% Vosges version, available online. A must-read to get your day off to a flying start!

The monthly L'Estrade, Lorraine & Transfrontalier, offers a wide range of themes: portrait, politics, society, economy, cross-border, history, cinema, music, scene, book, exhibition, table... You will be informed about our beautiful region, you will (re) discover famous people, stories told to relive the past, you will know the latest news, you will be aware of exhibitions, events, thanks to a zoom on the cultural offer. And if you are a gourmet, beautiful recipes await you. A nice free monthly magazine that you can get in many establishments near you!

RJR should rhyme with passion and involvement, so both the journey of this radio evokes admiration. With about fifty volunteers and a pair of motivated employees, she will soon celebrate her 30 th birthday. From a small structure lacking visibility and power of action, it has become, over the years, a real reference to Reims and thus a partner of several institutions, including cultural and sporting institutions, as well as the initiative of an ambitious project called Foot & Citizenship. This project, born of the fertile spirit of the radio journalist, allows young people to spend a day playing football games while meeting professional players and discovering stands to become future committed citizens. It is true that the antenna director, James Jouffroy, is a seasoned animator and knows how to give young people who want it their chances. Moreover, recruitment is regular and everyone's evolution towards a professional medium, quite possible… Issues, the offer is truly eclectic and the names, very original: Zicabrac, 4 Quarters, Slam Pleasures Good, Culture Geek, Talk, Standing RJR! , Sport Club…

Among the oldest titles of the regional daily press, the Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace created on December^1st 1877 is more often referred to as the DNA. This daily newspaper of about 40 pages is divided into 4 sections dealing with general, regional and local news as well as sports. A digital version also exists. In addition to the news, there are thematic supplements throughout the week: TV Magazine, Version Femina, DNA Emploi, DNA Immo, DNA Auto-moto and DNA Reflets for weekend outings.

Alsa'sports is the free magazine dedicated to sport in Alsace. You'll find everything you need to know about your favorite teams, whether they play handball, soccer, basketball, field hockey or other team or individual sports. Thanks to news reports and interviews, you'll learn more about Alsace's sporting worlds. What's more, you'll find plenty of additional information and tips of all kinds on the website. The paper version is available free of charge at streetcar stops at the start of each month.

France Bleu is the essential radio station that broadcasts throughout the region: from the Ardennes to the Marne, via the Aube, the Haute-Marne, the east of the Aisne and the west of the Meuse. The station offers a perfect balance between regional and national news, so you don't miss a thing. France Bleu keeps you informed in real time of local news, with reports from the field, interviews, traffic news... but also entertaining popular programmes such as the little secrets of Champagne-Ardenne and its anecdotes on the region's heritage or Nicolas' Les Échappées to discover the most unusual places in the Champagne landscape.

Ideal for keeping up to date on cultural events, this magazine lists the highlights and events to come to Dijon but also in Burgundy and Franche-Comté. Exhibitions, theatre, concerts, cultural events, conferences, festivals… Shows tell us everything about everything and give an overview of every programming, musical output or film. This monthly magazine is available free of charge in all cultural places and in many shops. You can also visit its website: You will find other topics dedicated to beauty, well-being and practical information. Shows is a true Bible for culture lovers.

Le Républicain Lorrain is deeply rooted in the region, right down to the smallest village. It is considered the largest circulation newspaper in Lorraine. Every day, it reports the latest news from Metz, the surrounding area and the surrounding communes. Almost every town (7 editorial offices in the département) has its own edition, and special sections (sports, nightlife, TV) are added every day. There are also daily inserts listing things to do in Metz and the surrounding area, providing a wealth of daily ideas.

Urban, trendy and informative, Lorraine Magazine is the essential magazine to discover your region! This free fortnightly magazine, distributed in more than 800 outlets, is divided into three editorial areas: regional news; more occasional sections on sport, beauty, shopping, health and gastronomy; and leisure pages with games. The website offers easy-to-read articles, an electronic subscription and an agenda allowing everyone to propose events.

In the French radio landscape, RFM is a music channel that broadcasts French and English hits of today and yesterday (but not the day before yesterday). Every morning, from 6 to 9 am, the news flashes are regionalized and presented from Strasbourg. Same in the afternoon (1-5pm) where the programme announcement and the launch of the commercials are handled by a local presenter, which not only allows you to listen to the latest hits of the moment, but also to keep up to date with events and concerts sponsored by the radio in the region.

Made in Alsace is first and foremost a label that promotes Alsace and introduces you to the region in an original way. Brad Wurscht, the magazine's quirky and hilarious character, takes you on a voyage of discovery of local places and recipes. Made in Alsace also distributes tourist information maps, useful for travelers as well as locals wishing to discover (or rediscover) their beautiful region. Visit the online store and download the free Made in Alsace application (itineraries, addresses, tips...).

Magazine for families packed with nice ideas, strong topics such as cooking and the taste to do together. An agenda brings together all the events proposed by the region. A bi-monthly one already indispensable.

Nancy, a city in northeastern France, is home to national radio station RTL on 105.1 FM. Listeners can tune in to RTL in Nancy by tuning their radio to this frequency. RTL is a popular radio station offering a variety of programs, including news, entertainment, sports and music.

Nancy is home to national radio station Europe 1 on 105.5 FM. Europe 1 offers a variety of programs, including news, entertainment and sports programs such as the Tour de France. The station is accessible in Nancy and the surrounding area.

Nancy is home to a national radio station, NRJ, which broadcasts on 107.1 FM. NRJ is a popular station offering varied programming, with hits broadcast regularly. The station is also known for its programs hosted by personalities such as Manu dans le 6/10 and C'Cauet. NRJ also offers games, online chat, horoscopes and videos.

Radio 8 is the necessary Ardennese radio to keep you informed of local news. You will also find the traffic information in real time and the latest sports results. Between musical hits and interviews across the department, the dynamic team of animators also offers you the opportunity to earn daily tickets for the region's best attractions: visit of the Han caves in Belgium, pass for the park of Argonne…

A top-of-the-range magazine covering all the latest news on champagne and its houses, with sections on business news, new cuvées and vintages, executive and management appointments, tastings, portraits, surveys, festive events and more. It is published twice a year, in June and December. Bulles & Millésimes has also just launched an application (free to download on Apple and Android) for smartphones and tablets, listing the cuvées of numerous champagne brands, with full explanations.

Coze is Strasbourg's cultural magazine in pocket format. As a child, he gets carried away everywhere. Free of charge, it allows all city dwellers to keep up to date with local news month after month. Inside, it's ideas for parties, concerts, sports events, operas, theatres or exhibitions! Coze is also available on App Store and Android in digital version.

The plus: its format and rich content.