Published for professors, students and researchers interested in the history of France from either a general or a specialized perspective. Features articles, commentaries and research notes on all periods of French history from the Middle Ages to the present. Also includes forums, review essays, special issues and articles in French, as well as bilingual abstracts of the articles in each issue.

Background & Format:  French Holiday Inspirations is published by France Media Group annually and is aimed at readers who want to visit France. Covers road trips, city breaks, culture, family attractions, food, festivals, cycling, skiing and boating activities. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here. Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number  

French Morning is an online magazine featuring information for Francophiles in the United States. French Morning has editions covering New York, Los Angeles, Texas, San Francisco, and Miami.

Background and Format French Morning London was Launched in November 2010 as French Radio London and changed it's name in 2018. It broadcasts 24 hours a day from studios off Edgware Road, almost exclusively in French, going out over the internet and listen again podcasts. It aims to provide a cultural link for the French-speaking community in London. It is available online online. For advertising information, contact contact@frenchmorning.com Programme Maker / Production Company: French Morning London   Target Audience: FRL aims to tap into the large number of French and French-speaking London residents, as well as British Francophiles wanting to brush up on their French. Gorkana European Alert: Monday 29th November 2010. French Radio London, a new multimedia broadcaster, has recently been launched. The London-based radio station broadcasts almost uniquely in French, going out over the internet and local DAB network. French Radio London’s Programme Director Jean-Michel Duffrène will be overseeing its content. For further enquiries, Jean-Michel can be reached on +44 (0)20 7453 1538 and jean-michel@frenchradiolondon.com

Background and Format: French Property News, launched in 1989, is a magazine for home buyer's which helps them to locate, purchase and sell property in France. French Property News covers editorial pieces for those at the start of their property hunt, and takes a step-by-step guide through to the buying process. It covers a mix of legal, financial and tax advice with real life stories, property news and location guides.   Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at people looking to buy property in France. Deadline: The editorial deadlines are generally 2-3 weeks prior to publication. More information can be found in the media pack, here. Time of Publication: The magazine is generally published in the middle of the month.  Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The magazine is made available in both, print and online format via subscription.  Ad rates: Advertising information can be viewed here Other information: There is no generic email address for the editorial team. Contact the editorial team directly.

Created in February 2009, French Teacher is a blog about teaching languages and French-related matters.Author Steve Smith is an experienced teacher based in North Yorkshire. Steve studied a BA in French and Linguistics at Reading University and an MA at the Institue of Education, London. After university Steve went on to teach at Tiffin School and then Hampton School before working as the Head of Languages at Ripon Grammar School for 24 years.Previous posts include: 'The modern language teacher's handbook by Gill Ramage', 'Target language toolkit' and 'The new A-level individual research project'. Steve uploads text heavy content on a weekly basis.Steve can be contacted via his email spsmith45@aol.com

Written by a French expatriate, this blog provides coverage of France and French Culture, Arts, Entertainment, Food and Wine in the Washington, D.C. area. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Launched in 2011, French Wedding Style is a wedding blog dedicated to French-style weddings. The blog was created by Monique Trulove "a 30 something lady who is more than a little obsessed with French style and weddings." She created the blog following a friend's wedding where there was "a lack of English wedding resources dedicated to planning a wedding in France". The blog has appeared in wedding industry press including Perfect Wedding Magazine, National Wedding Magazine and Zankyou Magazine. Monique is also a regular contributor to UK and international weddings and event blogs. French Wedding Style covers topics from independent French wedding suppliers to destination wedding brands in styles and genres including shabby chic/ rustic country to chic Parisian weddings. It has been created for couples who are planning a destination wedding in France or who are looking to add a little French style to their wedding day. You can find the French Wedding Style Pinterest here. Although PR opportunities are limited as the blog follows the route of sponsored posts, Monique does welcome PR information, guest blogging opportunities and states: "I am always looking for French wedding experts who can provide the FWS readers with tips and advice to enhance their wedding planning process. Please note that guest blogging opportunities are not a forum for promotional product or service posts as ‘sponsored posts’ are available to purchase." The submission process is explained here. Monique can be reached via email.

Provides travel information and news for the frequent business traveler. Covers hotels, restaurants, airlines, automotive and personal technology. The publication requests that you contact them via the contact us page. They will get back to you, if they are interested. Most of their news items come from major wires.

Provides travel information and news for the frequent business traveler. Covers hotels, restaurants, airlines, automotive and personal technology.