Print media Midi-Pyrénées

The region is rich, this Progrès, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2011, hunts on the same lands as the Saint-Affricain. Printed in the department on 100% recycled paper, the newspaper has the "Made in Aveyron" label. Today it has a handful of professional journalists and a solid network of 80 correspondents who cover the entire distribution area (Monts Rance and Rougier, Réquistanais, Monts de Lacaune, Saint-Affricain, Larzac, Lévézou...).

The Bulletin d'Espalion is one of the oldest ducks in Aveyron. The weekly owes its longevity to its editorial line, which highlights daily life in the northern countryside of the department (as well as the Lozère and Cantalien Aubrac) and uses a rather benevolent tone. Espalion, Saint-Côme, Sébrazac, Laguiole, Saint-Geniez-d'Olt are particularly well represented. Every month, the newspaper publishes a joke in the middle of its classified ads. A little bit of humour that hits home far beyond the borders of Espalionnais.

Every month since 1995, the JDE, a popular magazine, brings together job and training offers and articles on the actions of chambers of commerce, communities, businesses and also universities to develop employment. For 4 years now, the JDE has been largely open to training employees. A medium to find a job or prepare its direction.

Initially devoted to the culture in Languedoc-Roussillon, it opens today widely its pages to the whole Occitanie. Programming of theaters, cultural policy of municipalities, news of private galleries and other great museums, concert programming... All the cultural events have their place and nothing escapes to L'Art Vues. Particularly interesting in its summer edition for its more or less detailed selection of festivals and, in September-October, for the special "rentrée des théâtres" and their new seasons.

Cabestany is a small town in the Pyrénées-Orientales department of the Occitanie region. Although there are no advertising agencies in the town itself, there are several in the surrounding area, notably in Perpignan, just a few kilometers away. Among the top-rated agencies is Agence Point Com in Perpignan, which specializes in visual communication and advertising design. There's also LMWEB, a web agency based in Cabestany, offering website creation services. Other agencies in the region include Hybride Conseil SARL, Stratèges Multi Média and Orvaloris.

Le Petit Journal was born in Tarn-et-Garonne in 1995, with its headquarters in Montauban. The weekly appeared in the Gers in 2003 and relies on a rich network of correspondents. A good place is left to the photos. An excellent source of local information. You will have the schedules of the masses, the general assemblies, all that relates to the life of the agricultural world and many other subjects still, in particular animations and the impossible to circumvent exits. Every Friday at the newsstand and in many shops.

Every day on newsstands, the daily Midi Libre maintains its focus on local news. The website provides a rapid response to events, an online relationship with readers and "blogged" comments. Midi Libre also has a Facebook page, a Twitter account and applications to keep you connected. During the summer, the newspaper adapts to its readers' needs, concocting a guide dedicated to the region's tourist attractions and good addresses. To get the latest editions as soon as they come out, the best thing to do is take out a digital or paper subscription.

L'Auta is a monthly magazine published by the association Les Toulousains de Toulouse, which defends the regional heritage by maintaining the Musée du Vieux Toulouse, located in the private mansion Du May.Every year, the association awards prizes for scientific work and a reward for quality restoration. All the information is relayed by the magazine, which was first published in 1906. Today, it is the fifth series of this review directed by Jacques Frexinos since 2011. The Auta is digitized by the BNF and can be consulted on the Gallica.fr website. To know everything about the Toulouse of today by discovering the Toulouse of yesteryear.

Among the daily newspapers of departmental information, it is surely the oldest and that's why its readers call it La NR. This newspaper gives pride of place to local information. Departmental news but also those of the main cities: if you want to know everything from politics to the economy through news and events, read the NR! Focused on sports, the title gathers the results of each weekend's matches.

Clutch is the cultural agenda of the pink city. This free pocket-sized magazine was created in 2012 by passionate "clutchers". All the cultural information you need to know is listed and completed by interviews, some news and ideas for outings.... Each month, on the cover and in the portfolio, a new artist is featured. The monthly outing is eagerly awaited: on this occasion, a great big party is organized, open to all, young and old alike. Clutch invests the time of an evening in an emblematic place in Toulouse: a museum, an artistic wasteland, a garden? A clever addition to keep you informed of cultural news.

Every two months, À Toulouse, the magazine published in booklet format by the Toulouse municipality and dedicated to its inhabitants, is published. It is the proximity magazine par excellence. In about forty illustrated and well-documented pages, you can follow the news in terms of culture, town planning, renovation, and upcoming projects. Neighbourhood life is not forgotten, one page is entirely devoted to each of them and helps you to feel, more than ever, Toulousain! Every year, in early autumn, a special edition is published presenting the cultural programme for the coming season. Practical: you will find it in your mailbox.

Distributed free of charge in mailboxes throughout the Department, it is funded 100% by the Departmental Council of the Pyrenees-Orientales. The Republic's Catalan Accent is published at over 190,000 copies. The articles of the magazine deal with all the areas of intervention of the Departmental Council of the Pyrenees-Orientales within our Department: solidarity, health, the network of departmental roads, transport, development, heritage, environment, colleges, tourism, etc. A double page on Catalan culture focuses on the Catalan identity of the Pyrenees-Orientales with its translation into Catalan, allowing you to familiarize yourself with the language of the region. You will also find all the department's actus and a page dedicated to sport. For history and nature buffs, do not miss the fact sheets and heritage that will take you to discover the beautiful Catalan country.

Wapiti is THE magazine for 7-12 year olds that takes a scientific look at nature through photo reports and features in order to raise awareness of the need to protect flora and fauna. With Wapiti magazine, science and nature news are X-rayed, the creativity and incredible beauty of the animal and plant world are revealed, the beauty (and fragility) of the planet is demonstrated, and passionate readers become informed eco-citizens! A beautiful dive into the discovery of terrestrial life.

Are you a history buff and curious about Occitania? Would you like to know the latest advances in archaeology? The magazine Patrimoine d'Occitanie is made for you. Bernard Seiden manages this quarterly which, in 2019, celebrated its 20th anniversary. Each issue focuses on a particular subject: aeronautics, Gothic sculpture, coatings and colours... News, conferences, exhibitions are also relayed via the website. The Toulouse Jean-Jaurès University and the department of Knowledge of the region's heritage are actively involved in this initiative. It's up to you to read!

Boudu! Expression of surprise used in the Midi toulousain. It's also an independent publication created at the end of 2015 by a team of four seasoned journalists and supported by a crowdfunding campaign. Its positioning: to tell Toulouse and its region differently. In early 2017, a few adjustments were made. New layout, new columns and new contributors. But the spirit remains true to the original project. The target audience: an urban readership, with a hint of hipness, looking for an offbeat take on current events in the Midi toulousain region. A digital version is available on the website, itself packed with information.

Quarterly magazine for the visually impaired and blind, distributed in classic format and on audio CD-ROM for members of the Association Rétina France. It covers advances in ophthalmological research, association life, and social and legal news.

Founded in 1846 by François Arago, L'Indépendant is one of the oldest French daily newspapers. Circulated mainly in the Pyrénées-Orientales and Aude departments (since 1932), it relays all the news from the major sectors of the region: Narbonne, Lézignan, Limoux, Castelnaudary, Port-La Nouvelle, Carcassonne... In its pages and on the website, it broadcasts local political and sports news, news, culture, etc. Since 2015, it has been owned by the La Dépêche group, just like Midi Libre.

Le Tarn Libre is a monument of the Tarn press, as this weekly was first published in 1835. Created under the title Journal du Tarn, it is one of the oldest newsletters in France. As its title suggests, the paper focuses primarily on news from the Tarn region, but also covers parts of Tarn-et-Garonne and Aveyron. Every Friday, readers can discover a departmental news section, a local news section and a leisure section to help them understand their local life and make the most of its range of entertainment.

This local weekly was launched on September 4, 2003, with the aim of giving a new voice to news from the Tarn region, and particularly from the southern Tarn basin, where it is the news leader. On sale every Thursday, the publication reports on local life, highlights events in the département, and features reports and portraits of local personalities. Supplements are added several times a year, such as Mag de l'été (tourism), Maison habitat (decoration), Temps de vivre (seniors)...

L'Indépendant is one of the oldest newspapers in France still in operation. It is headquartered in Perpignan, with two editions in the Aude, in Narbonne and Carcassonne. Belonging to the Midi-Libre group and then bought by the La Dépêche group, l'Indépendant has kept its editorial line and its vintage typography. Its online newspaper is very popular. Created for political reasons, it quickly turned to local information for the departments of Pyrénées-Orientales and Aude. Discover the new Radio Indep, the webradio of L'Indépendant.

It's obviously the daily newspaper of the region, and has been for over a hundred years. More than a newspaper, it's an institution, a habit, a ritual in certain cafés. In addition to national and regional news, several pages are devoted entirely to the department you're visiting: shows, news, politics, small news items or major events. Indispensable if you want to know what's happening on a daily basis. The website also includes a number of local articles. Subscription access to online reports and videos.

Monthly edutainment magazine for children aged 3 to 6 years old with, in each issue, a rhyme, a short story, a long illustrated story and games to discover books, pictures and words in a fun way. And in each issue, three pages of stickers to tell stories, play and create. Your toddler improves his fine motor skills. He plays, has fun and grows at his own pace. With all the stories, your child improves his vocabulary. Toupie is the magazine that accompanies children during their kindergarten years.

Live the Pyrenees all year round with Pyrenees Magazine! In each issue, the editorial staff takes you with passion to the heart of the Pyrenees, to meet what makes its unique character! From the Basque country to the Cathar country, Pyrenees Magazine invites you to travel and discover!

This new weekly, on the newsstand on Thursday, is gradually growing in the Biterrois. It deals with general and local news and sensation information - celebrities, scandals, controversial topics…

Terres Catalanes, a quarterly devoted to the Catalan territory, lifts the veil on all the beauty and richness of our remarkable region through fascinating subjects. This magazine is intended for all lovers of unusual walks and totally unexpected cultural discoveries, but also for lovers of authenticity and gourmet pleasures. The beautifully illustrated articles in Terres Catalanes are brilliant tributes to this land of blood and gold. A magazine that, over the years, has established itself as a reference.

Le Petit Journal is present in many departments of the South-West, from Herault to Gers, through Lot, Hautes-Pyrénées, Aveyron, Tarn, Aude, Ariège and Haute-Garonne of course. The Toulouse edition, which extends to the Lauragais, is rich in news and general information. You will find classic sections for a local weekly newspaper, such as news, births and weddings, ideas for outings and classified ads. You can subscribe to the 100% digital version, or to the full version.

If it is the smallest in terms of pagination, it is not the least of the news papers:La Montagne offers the essential of the news of Bagnères-de-Bigorre and Tarbes. Every Friday, you can find the highlights of the week as well as portraits and various micro-local subjects. Its speciality remains the legal and judicial announcements. Sold in the points of sale of press. For any subscription, contact the management.

Terre de vins is the reference monthly magazine on everything that revolves around wine: art of living, gastronomy and wine, of course! Since 1999, through the pages, we have been discovering all the latest news in the world of wine, buying tips, tasting assistance, the best food and wine pairings, all the best addresses in the vineyard, all the events and shows for wine lovers. Intended for the general public and professionals alike, this magazine offers meetings, discoveries and walks in the heart of the vineyards, which can also be found on its very beautiful website. Terre de vins guides its readers thanks to the collaboration of prestigious columnists, a jury of professionals for the tasting book and specialized journalists for the reports. A must have!

The Revue du vin de France is a reference magazine on wine created in 1927 and publishes every year a guide to the best wines in France - the bible, to put it simply. This monthly magazine provides you with advice on how to choose and buy good wines at the best price, the mythical great wines that make you dream, but also the good wines at low prices and the best quality/price ratios of the vineyard, the good deals and the best addresses of winegrowers, wine shops and restaurants. The wealth of its collaborators, advice and findings has shaped a magazine that is an authority in the wine trade press. The RVF deploys its know-how through its guides, special edition and on its new website.

It is the most influential local newspaper of the left-wing tendency. Founded in 1870 under the name La Dépêche de Toulouse, it was bought in 1925 by the Baylet family, who still own it today. Today it has a circulation of about 150,000 copies, with many local editions: Ariège, Aveyron, Haute-Garonne, Gers, Lot, Hautes-Pyrénées, etc... You can find it everywhere : shops, cafés, press houses... It deals with both local information and general news based on AFP dispatches.

This regional daily newspaper has two sections, the first common to all departmental editions covers national and international news, it is La Dépêche du Midi, the second only covers news from eastern Lot-et-Garonne, it is "La Dépêche du Lot-et-Garonne". It also offers a TV supplement on Sundays.

This superb magazine lives up to its name: inside you'll find all the latest news on ski touring, snowboarding and telemark skiing! Gliding is certainly the star of the editorial line, with something for everyone, whether you're a fan of gentle slopes or forest outings. Ski touring reveals all its riches, and from one-day itineraries to multi-day raids, this "mag" is a precious ally. We love the variety of the geographical areas presented, the reports from abroad that highlight sometimes unusual places, and the comprehensive features that punctuate each issue. A diary section ensures you don't miss a single event, and the practical information is extremely useful. Ski Rando Magazine is available from newsstands in Haute-Garonne, Isère, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Hautes-Pyrénées, Savoie and Haute-Savoie. The website allows you to discover this original editorial line and offers many advantages!

Le Petit Tou is a free city guide to Toulouse. Created in 2003 by a student association at TBS Éducation, 55 student volunteers test and give their opinion on the various establishments in the pink city, integrating the best into the printed edition of the guide, now in its fourteenth edition. Inside, it's all about good deals! At the beginning of the guide, pick up your discount card, which will entitle you to nearly 350 discounts in many of Toulouse's establishments!

Midi Libre is the local newspaper par excellence. This daily newspaper relays the news of the Occitan region with precision and humanity. Thanks to a team of professionals close to the field, the newspaper has been able to build a reputation and a relationship of trust with its readership. Nowadays, the media has taken a resolutely digital turn, centred around a developed website and interactive social networks. Midi Libre is able to report live events and follow the news hour by hour.

Purely agricultural and rural, the press organ of the FDSEA-JA unions appears on Thursdays and relays, among other things, information from the Chamber of Agriculture. Agricultural sectors, professional information and legal announcements are mixed with some local information. The newspaper belongs to the Réussir group, leader in the field of agricultural press on a national and departmental scale, with fifty titles that cover regional news, like the Réveil Lozère. Some articles are available online on the website.

As its name suggests, Aquarium at Home is a magazine dedicated to aquatic life in aquariums. Enthusiasts will find practical information on how to create, maintain and beautify their aquarium, as well as good addresses and many testimonials from other enthusiasts. Clear and well-documented educational fact sheets as well as numerous product purchasing tips complete this already very rich picture. Illustrations and photos are of high quality, which does not spoil the reading pleasure! Created in 1937, this bimonthly magazine is an essential asset for passionate aquarists! Exists in paper version and in digital version.

For enthusiasts and owners of the mythical Deuche, the magazine Planète 2CV is a must. This quarterly magazine is a mine of information to know everything about the little Citroën. The numerous reports and tests deal with all the 2CV models, as well as the derivatives. You can also read articles about the Mehari, the Dyane, the Ami 6 and 8 or the Visa. Planète 2CV is published by 2CV Médias and you can complete the reading with their other magazine: 2CV Expert. The online store allows you to buy back issues and related products.

La Vie Quercynoise is the oldest and first weekly local news magazine in the Lot, whose raison d'être could be summed up in these terms: "to create links and cultivate the identity of a country". Created in the aftermath of the Second World War, it has established itself over the years as a media of reference. It still places the emphasis on social and local subjects. Today it is also an online newspaper called Actu Lot. This quality newspaper combines the reactivity and journalistic hindsight that one expects.

The regional daily is well established in Lozère, with a dynamic, responsive team supported by a network of local correspondents. Politics, the economy, the environment, culture and leisure activities are all covered, with plenty of suggestions for outings and hikes. The eagerly-awaited "Summer" supplement is an effective communication tool for tourist offices, ensuring that you don't miss out on any of the season's festivities and leisure activities, as well as discovering the assets, dynamism and diversity of the department's cultural and natural attractions.

The Cévennes National Park magazine is a collector's item. It includes news about the park and excellent articles on local initiatives, since the park is one of the few where so many people live together in 121 communes, as well as comprehensive features on its rich and diverse flora and fauna. The park's past and present heritage, included on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2011, is also showcased. There's also a children's section.

This magazine is the fruit of the voluntary work of professional and amateur historians, all passionate about the history of the Cévennes and archives. To find out more about the places you visit, from simple farmhouses to larger towns, to discover the important figures who left their mark on the territory or the reality of the people of yesteryear, to delve deeper into aspects of historical events, you'll find in-depth articles and complete dossiers here.

Created on October 26, 1944, this is a weekly magazine for general information and legal notices. Economy, sports, culture, local produce, education, gastronomy and history are the main sections, written by professional journalists of the highest integrity. It's the essential voice of Ariège. A website and a smartphone application to stay close to those who have abandoned paper for the digital world. Ariège still has free and independent media, and we need to support a committed, serious and competent team. Subscribe to Futé!

The first issue of La Lozère Nouvelle was published in December 1944. Since that date, the weekly newspaper has remained in the homes of the region, thanks to a rigorous coverage of the territory. The newspaper can count on a team of professional journalists, as well as on a dense network of correspondents who have in common a passion for their region and its news. In order to stay in touch with the population, La Lozère Nouvelle has had an online equivalent since 2011, accessible free of charge, which has brought the newspaper into the digital age.