Print media New Aquitaine

La Semaine du Pays Basque has been a resounding success for over 25 years. A dynamic team, a modern layout, a new approach to news and information, and a free voice that today has no need to prove its desire to bring this magical land to life and build on it, by forging close links with the men and women who live here. News, politics, economics, sport, features, debates, surveys, life in towns and villages throughout the Basque Country.

Launched in February 2004, this monthly magazine's mission is to highlight the great painters, sculptors and photographers of our time. From Ron Mueck to Vladimir Velickovic, via Jean Rustin, Lydie Arickx or Marc Petit, all the great artists of our time are featured in Miroir de l'Art. Alongside the magazine, Miroir de l'Art TV offers programmes, reports and films on those who embody the best of contemporary art. A web TV to be found on the Internet (https://www.miroirdelart.net)

Clubs et comptines is aimed at children aged 1 to 14 - and their parents, of course! This quarterly information magazine is distributed free of charge in over 600 outlets in the Bordeaux region. On the program: programming for young audiences, children's boutiques, book selections, training courses, fun workshops and children's holidays, as well as places to organize unforgettable birthdays. The agenda is exhaustive, and updated in real time on the website. Now you know how to keep your little ones busy!

For over 70 years, the Courrier de Gironde has been keeping the people of Bordeaux and the Gironde region informed. The paper covers all current topics: health, culture, politics... with a special focus on local news: the Bordeaux region, the Médoc, the Arcachon Basin, Southern Gironde and Entre-deux-Mers. There are numerous points of sale, including newsagents and supermarkets. Digital subscriptions are available, and back issues of Courrier de Gironde can be viewed online.

France's second-largest regional daily, it represents 16 editions in 7 départements: Charente, Charente-Maritime, Dordogne, Gironde, Landes, Lot-et-Garonne, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, for nearly 7 million readers! Sud-Ouest is an independent press that offers its readers a complete newspaper in two separate sections: a general section for international and national news, and a departmental section for local news. Sud-Ouest Dimanche covers the weekend's news with a different journalistic twist.

The weekly Christian newspaper for the Vienne and Deux-Sèvres gives a wider view of the news in the two departments. Every Friday, in its pages, the reader can find local initiatives, the history of the heritage, solidarity actions, companies that are recruiting, upcoming cultural events, reports on demonstrations... The newspaper tries to highlight the passions, the jobs, the careers of the women and men of the region. There is also a section for classified ads and legal notices.

"Sud Ouest" covers national, regional and departmental news, with pages dedicated to Lot-et-Garonne and the main cities of the department. Thus, Agen, Marmande, Villeneuve-sur-Lot, Nérac and Tonneins have their own dedicated articles. General information and essential local news are covered, daily news is sifted through. On Saturdays, the Mag Sud Ouest is distributed with the classic edition. On Sundays, the newspaper offers two supplements: "Version Femina" and the TV magazine "Diverto".

The "Bleu" as it is called in Agen is the newspaper of Agen, the most read daily in the city. It is an institution that has existed since 1914. Its name reminds us that the prefecture used to receive from the Ministry of War the news from the front of Agen on blue paper, that is to say in telegram, which it posted and that created very important gatherings. Then was born in the mind of some journalists the idea to create a newspaper called "Le Petit Bleu". TV supplement on Sundays. Note that "Le Petit Bleu" is part of the group La Dépêche.

Tulle Mag is the newsletter produced and published by the town hall. Each month, the Tullistes receive news in their mailbox about the actions of the municipal team led by Bernard Combes, who succeeded François Hollande in the mayor's chair. Information on habitat, the environment, solidarity and leisure, with quality colour photos. A good way to take a single look at what is played in the city. One to two double pages are devoted to commercial dynamics while a free expression section gives the floor to representatives of the municipal opposition. The cultural agenda closes this very awaited newspaper from the Tullistes.

Brive Mag is the municipal information newspaper. Like any institutional publication, it deals with the actions of the municipal team but also leaves a large proportion of the local actors in the fields of economics, culture, health, environment, social and associative life, etc. We discover them with portraits and reports that show us another face of the city. Published every month, you can also download the electronic version on the site.

For over 20 years, this free monthly magazine has highlighted the economic activity of businesses in the Charente departments. Available in many shops, but also distributed through letterboxes, it offers news from craftsmen, retailers and other associations. You'll find advertorials and articles focusing on local life, as well as a variety of other sections (trends, gardening, services). It is also available for Rochefort, Royan, Ile de Ré...

For 37 years, Surf Session magazine has featured reports from all over the world, interviews with surfers, surfing techniques and equipment, lifestyle... as France's^leading surfing magazine, Surf Session takes surfing enthusiasts to the waves. Inspiring, it arouses and sustains dreams around this sporting discipline, which is much more than just an art of living, a philosophy. The surfing touch that can't be ignored! The www.surf session.com website provides weather forecasts for the main surf spots in Aquitaine and beyond. And tutorials on the fundamentals of surfing.

Le 7 is a free departmental weekly (24 pages on average) available in 700 outlets. With a circulation of 50,000, as far as Châtellerault, Le 7 tackles local issues without taboos. You'll find articles on sport, culture, the environment, disability and employment (the list is not exhaustive). Each week, the editorial team profiles a Poitiers personality and gives a voice to local players. A weekly on paper, but also a daily on the web, this is a must-read magazine to keep you informed!

Famosa means "famous, reputed" in Occitan and has been winking at women who dare since 2013, and it's still here in a complicated context for the print media. The title has become part of a local press group and continues to honor women linked to the Périgord, whether from here or elsewhere, famous or anonymous. The magazine follows them in their associative, sporting, cultural, business, social and historical lives. This bimonthly is available in the Dordogne, and by subscription.

' Let us talk about you, let us talk about everything ': that is the motto of La Montagne. This journal deals with the proximity of proximity produced by a team of journalists working in connection with the field. In the rubriquage, the beautiful part is given to Tulle, Brive and Ussel as well as Regional and National sports news. Its tabloid style layout has the advantage of more enjoyable information.

Thanks to its journalists and its numerous correspondents, Sud Ouest covers the entire Basque territory. No information escapes it. Every day, you will discover the best of the local news, each commune is covered in the columns of the newspaper. This is your opportunity to find out about the latest sports results, emblematic places, the latest news or all the news. Thanks to this daily newspaper, you will be immersed in each area of the Basque Country. Politics, culture, associations, sports, bad weather, everything is reported.

Promoting culture in New Aquitaine is the challenge of the Junk Page editorial team. Since 2013, the team of journalists has been visiting the region to discover festivals, exhibitions, shows, conferences and artists of all kinds. Every month, this independent cultural magazine based in Bordeaux highlights the arts in all its forms through fascinating reports and interviews. You will also find sections on heritage, gastronomy and urbanism. A digital version is also available for download on the website.

Le Phare de Ré is the island's only newspaper! Created in 1949, under the impetus of René Rayneau, this weekly is distributed between 15,000 and 30,000 copies, depending on the season. Every Wednesday, Le Phare de Ré offers its readers news about the island, the communes, the week's agenda, sports results, and much more... It's worth noting that you can find the weekly summary of the newspaper on the website, as well as all back issues, available in digital format (for a fee).

La Vie Corrézienne, the first weekly newspaper in the department, is a local news paper which, every Friday, offers a broad overview of the life of the communes and their inhabitants. Thanks to more than 250 correspondents and local collaborators spread across the 250 corners of the country, this newspaper can pride itself on being the showcase for the cultural, sporting and legal events that animate the territories of Corrèze. A very comprehensive magazine which, in addition to the week's TV programme in colour, publishes classified ads and cinema programming. The website publishes daily news.