Category: Medias (partners)

The Chosun Ilbo is recognized as the most influential daily newspaper in Korea. Its circulation is 2 million per day. It publishes 48~64 pages everyday. Maintaining the No.1 position in newspaper subscriptions and readership for the past decade, it is the most preferred newspaper among opinion leaders. The Chosun Ilbo is also Korea’s first private and national newspaper. Established on March 5, 1920, it was suspended four times during the Japanese colonial period. It overcame these ordeals and strengthened the groundwork for a centennial history.

On the radio, TV and web, BFM Business is a unique media and the leading French TV channel on economics and financial information. 3.3 million people watch BFM Business every month and it is business leaders’ preferred channel.

Winner of both a National Magazine Award for Global Excellence and a Webby award for Best news app, Bloomberg Businessweek provides the ideas, analysis and data global business leaders need to get ahead. Stories look beyond the headlines to give readers fresh perspectives and deeper intelligence on international business news, innovative companies, global economics, technology and industry trends, government policy and more. Drawing on more than 2,300 news professionals in 146 bureaus across 72 countries, Bloomberg Businessweek covers the business world like no one else – in print, on Businessweek.com and on the industry leading Bloomberg Businesssweek+ app.

FRANCE 24 is the first international news channel that offers a French perspective and sensibility on world events. It broadcasts worldwide on a 24/7 basis on three channels, in French, English and Arabic. FRANCE 24 can be accessed by cable, satellite, ADSL and mobile phone. The website is available in 3 languages (English, French and Arabic).

The leading French news magazine, Le Nouvel Observateur presents each week the changes in the economic, political and social landscape. Offering a contemporary perspective, it is a weekly magazine that has its own news analysis, ideas and convictions covering all aspects of current events in order to deliver an original point of view.

Monte Carlo Doualiya is an Arabic-language radio, broadcasting to the Middle East on medium wave from Cyprus and on 28 FM frequencies in 12 countries. The most recent transmitter was installed in Benghazi in 2011. The radio programmes provide balanced and diverse news. A completely new programme schedule favours live coverage and interactivity.

WanSquare is a French digital media, a subsidiary of Le Figaro, which covers economic and financial news. It provides an inside view on the latest economic news from a non-conformist perspective, in contrast to the generally accepted point of view. WanSquare also provides its subscribers with exclusive information about French companies, institutions and their leaders, in order to provide a comprehensive vision of the market environment to decision makers.

RFI is the leading French world news radio with international news round-the-clock. RFI broadcasts 24 hours a day on FM, shortwave, as well as on cable and satellite, internet and telephone networks around the world. Thanks to its multilingual desks based in Paris along with its outstanding force of 600 correspondents worldwide, RFI gives the listeners a global outlook. The news bulletins and feature programmes in 12 languages provide a different perspective of the world. RFI keeps its listeners updated throughout the day about the latest developments in international news and current affairs.

Distributed in more than 80 countries and read weekly by nearly 800,000 people, Jeune Afrique offers objective coverage of African and international news, as well as thought-provoking analysis of the continent’s political and economic challenges. Jeune Afrique is edited by the Group Jeune Afrique. As the African continent’s leading specialized media company, it registers total sales of 25 million euros, with 130 contributors across 15 countries.

Euronews covers international news 24h/7 worldwide. Composed of 13 editions and 400 journalists from more than 30 countries, Euronews is a unique model for analysis and information processing. Launched in 1993 and based in Lyon in France, Euronews is received by more than 400 million households in 155 countries through a variety of distribution terminals: TV, internet, smartphone, tablet… and benefits from a daily audience of over 7.8 million viewers in Europe.

EurActiv, the European Media Network present in 15 capitals, publishes free EU news and facilitates EU policy debates for policy professionals in 15 languages. With 3 million page views and 675,089 ‘unique visitors’ per month, EurActiv is the leading online media on EU affairs. It addresses 80% of its readers in their own language. EurActiv targets EU policy and business stakeholders, journalists, NGOs and other multipliers across Europe. EurActiv provides a ‘one-stop shop’ where users can compare major stakeholder positions, original source documents, videos and informed opinion from guru bloggers.