Monthly press Rhône-Alpes

Since its launch in December 2009, Ma (g) ville has established itself as the magazine of choice for the greater Burgundy region. Distributed monthly at over 950 drop-off points in some twenty communes, it has a print run of between 14,000 and 16,000 copies, reaching over 100,000 readers every month. Published by the HCR group, also behind La Voix de l'Ain, the magazine covers a wide range of subjects, from travel to test drives. With editions in Oyonnax and Mâcon, Ma (g) ville continues to expand its influence.

Created in 1999, the monthly Trek magazine is available on newsstands and by subscription. It remains the undisputed benchmark for hiking and trekking magazines. With an image of breaking new ground, the magazine invites you to discover destinations abroad and in France. In each issue and in special features, you'll discover equipment and material tests, practical information, trip ideas, and travel logs illustrated with beautiful photographs.

Mag2 Lyon is the monthly magazine that turns Lyon on. Yes, Futé could have said that it lights up the city - and it's true - but finds it more amusing to say that it lights up, since it never refrains from bringing out subjects that don't necessarily appeal to all Lyonnais, especially the "powerful" ones. Mag2 Lyon is an independent monthly magazine, free in tone and tone, which covers all subjects: politics, economy, society, health, culture, sports, but also gastronomy, fashion, leisure and cars... Mag2 Lyon is distinguished by its regular prize lists.

Children do not live in a bubble: like adults, they are subjected to an uninterrupted flow of information and often wonder what they hear in schoolyards or see on television. Launched in 2016 in Clermont-Ferrand, Albert answers children's questions by deciphering the daily news at their level. Albert takes the time to focus on major themes and develop them, so that a child understands all the issues involved in a subject. Each issue has four main pages with various themes: politics, society, culture, science and history. The layout has been designed to make it easier to read.

Since 2010, this publication has covered cultural news and local topics. Each month, Regard Magazine publishes portraits of inspiring local men and women in the fields of art, sport, cooking and more. In addition, the magazine features quality articles by regional historians and writers, a cultural agenda at the beginning of the issue, and special features - but no politics, no bias, no polemics. Regard Magazine is published in two editions: Valence/Romans/Tain and Drôme provençale.