Media Calanques

This flagship radio station in Marseille was the first independent radio station to be created in the region in the early 1980s. With its slogan "number one in the hearts of the people of Marseilles", it is anchored in the city's heritage and Radio Star ensures its entertainment as well as information function in the region. Concert tickets are regularly up for grabs. The music is rather generalist and current. Meetings and interviews are organised with visiting stars. Information, news, OM, music and good humour.

The aim of this radio is essentially focused on culture. It aims to publicize the land of communities living in France. It will allow people of all origins to discover other cultures, especially overseas ones through various broadcasts that Radio culture overseas will propose. For example, Métis Music (zouk, kompas, salsa, offset cut), Cultural identity, Tropical Ambiance, Berland Nou Antilles: Here are some programs that should put you in good mood.

A radio that offers little known pieces from the shores of the Mediterranean. It is an association that animates this radio. Perfect for the listeners who like programs Corsican, Italian, Spanish, retro, the 80's, humour and good humour. Every morning, guests can listen to regional and national information, horse forecasts, the weather and the horoscope. The weekend, there are special programs, with, in the spotlight, "the accordion music in madness". And from time to time, we also covers medical and judicial problems.

Distributed free of charge every day, 20 minutes is a daily newspaper offering news in a synthetic way, intended to inform you quickly and efficiently. Ideal for keeping up to date with what's going on in your city, the region and the world, during a trip on the metro or streetcar. Politics, society, culture and sports news, everything is covered, with a special place for OM news. Created about twenty years ago, 20 minutes is still a daily media newspaper in France, both in its paper and digital versions. If the articles are sometimes less in-depth than in other newspapers, you can find the essential information.

A daily coverage of regional news without forgetting the national and international highlights. All areas are covered, from the economy to politics, finance, leisure, sports and the weather. A circulation of about 130,000 copies, weekend supplements (TV, Femina), the free daily Marseille Plus, an Internet site and a Web TV. La Provence is also a group that owns the magazine Gens du Sud. La Provence is indeed the number one newspaper in the region, whether on the newsstand or on the Internet.

A clandestine and resistant newspaper at its beginnings in 1943, the newspaper saw its first legal issue published on 25 August 1944, the day after the liberation of the city of Marseille. This was a seminal moment in history, as the communist allegiance is to some extent the identity of La Marseillaise. Since April 2015, the daily newspaper offers an edition for the Gard and Hérault, another for the Bouches-du-Rhône and finally a third for the Var, Vaucluse and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. A modernized piece of history for an alternative news from Marseille.

A community radio station created in 1981, the "3 8" is a high quality alternative and mixed radio. A sort of local Radio Nova, all things considered. It plays a soundtrack alternating styles, from funk to hip hop, from electro to alternative rock through reggae and Mediterranean music. Local artists are regularly invited for interviews, live DJ sets and concerts. Radio Grenouille also regularly organizes events at the Friche Belle-de-Mai, where it is based. A state of mind we love!

CÔTE PROVENCE, one of the editions of Côte Magazine, has just celebrated its 30th anniversary and is still surfing the wave of urban and trendy life style, between new trends and good addresses, in the worlds of culture, urban planning, fashion, beauty, decoration, cars, gastronomy and economics. In each issue, we discover, in each issue, good addresses and current trends in Marseille, but also in Aix-en-Provence and its surroundings. This magazine has something to seduce you: large format, beautiful photos and well written content, Côte is a "luxurious" magazine but within everyone's reach. It is distributed in hotels, restaurants and shops in the region.

Marsactu was bought by its ambitious journalists, who thanks to a participatory fundraising campaign, relaunched the site at the end of 2015! Some of the information published on the site is available free of charge, but a subscription system is already in place to have wider access to debates, create a blog, and read certain articles. But the idea remains the same: an independent newspaper, dealing with news and various subjects concerning Marseilles and its territory (policy, justice, society, economy, culture, urban planning…).

The guide to your cultural activities: concerts, theater, dance, expos, movies. Excursions in Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, Martigues, Istres, Aubagne, Toulon, La Ciotat, Arles, Avignon in paper and on the web. An unavoidable one!

Designated as Marseille's number 1 online news site, in just a few years Made in Marseille has become an influential and decisive web medium in the Marseilles news scene. Thanks to its extensive surveys and well-crafted articles on topics as varied as current affairs, major urban development projects and trendy new addresses, Made in Marseille juggles its website and social networks perfectly, which have played a decisive role in its development. A few weeks ago, a paper magazine was launched, distributed at metro station exits. A web version with a broader southern focus has also been launched under the name Made in Sud.

This site now offers you the opportunity to print the forms for public administrations, fill them out, and then return them by Post, without having to search them. Soon, you can also fill them out online and send them by mail. You can change your address, or pay your fines, or calculate aid for housing, pensions or even zero-rate loans. Useful, letters to stop a lease, declare your life in cohabitation, etc. Administration moves slowly but surely.

The goal of this local satirical newspaper? To encourage debate on political, social, economic, cultural and environmental issues. All subjects and opinions are represented. Thus, each month Le Ravi tests incognito a municipal council in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, scrutinizes local life in large cities as well as in small villages, and sketches media personalities in its "heavyweight" portraits. Numerous satirical and humorous drawings by its artists. Don't hesitate to support this associative newspaper with donations!

Jeanne Laffitte's Marseillaise house specializes in the reprint of rare and unusual books in a sober and original elegance. At the same time, Mrs Lafitte has been publishing original books for several decades, while remaining faithful to her primary vocation: the defence and illustration of Marseille, Marseille and Provence. Gastronomy and oenology are also two privileged areas in their choices. The new space in the Arcenaulx's premises will seduce the amateurs of ancient masterpieces.

France 3 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur has 10 locations in the region and a regional headquarters in Marseille. Among the events: from Monday to Sunday, 12/13 and 19/20, during the week at 9am, a new programmeVous êtes formidable from Monday to Friday, with a hero each day and different themes, Monday: Well-being, Tuesday: Art of living, Wednesday: Family, Thursday: Home, Saturday at 11.30am Mediterraneo, Sunday at 12.55pm Mediterranean Chronicles And a cultural agenda every Friday in the 12pm and 7pm newscasts. Replay on paca.france3.fr

Created in 1997, this web media is one of the reference sites on the Olympique de Marseille news. Conceived and still managed by Sebastien Volpe, a soccer lover, you will find on this site all the latest information about the mythical soccer club of Marseille. Imagined as a place of sharing, you will also find many possibilities to express yourself through forums or on the very dynamic social networks of the Phocéen. Numerous interviews and press conferences are available on video. Le Phocéen regularly organizes contests to win tickets to attend the matches at the Velodrome.