Media Strasbourg

Sport, politics, local and cultural life, France 3 Alsace is the channel for Alsatians! At 10:45 a.m., "Together it's better" focuses on helping each other on a daily basis. Then it is the 12-13, the first regional edition of the day every day at noon, and in the 19/20, the regional news starts at 6:55 pm. Every night of the week, the editorial staff also offers you the opportunity to discover Route 67. As for the short program "Rund'Um", it deals with all areas of life in Alsatian (12:15 and 8pm). On Saturday afternoon, André Muller hosts "A Gueter", a culinary show that zooms in on a chef or a cooking enthusiast. On Sunday morning, "GsunTheim" invites you to a meeting which combines humour and culture, derision and discovery, exchanges and encounters!

Top Music: a first in Alsace! Regional music radio, it broadcasts the hits of the moment as well as the great classics. You will also find local news bulletins every 20 minutes from 6am to 9am and every hour throughout the day. The station is always open to motorists who report traffic jams and other slowdowns. Finally, Top Music regularly organizes private showcases, and Top Music Live, twice a year. A multi-artist concert at the Zénith in Strasbourg and at the Théâtre de plein air in Colmar.

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.

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…

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).

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.