French Riviera Local Reference INFOrmation
A world of information, both local and global - in English. The local and international English-language print and broadcast media that is available to you if you live on the French Riviera or in Monaco.
RadioThe French Riviera and Monaco has the English-language radio station, Riviera Radio, broadcasting from Monaco (to circumvent French government restrictions) on 106.5 FM and streaming live on the Internet. BBC World Service can be received on digital FM 90.2 and Satellite Hot Bird 6-13º East.
The main BBC stations and other English-language radio can also be received via many satellite TV installations or over the Internet. Previously broadcast programmes can often be listened to again or downloaded. Voice of America is also available on shortwave, with NewsNow.
Radio on the InternetMany international radio stations are available streamed live on the Internet.
TelevisionFrench channels Canal+ and Arte show some English-language programmes (particularly feature films), however more English-language television is available with satellite TV. Canal Satellite (CanalSat) is the main digital satellite provider in France. It provides some programming in multiple languages (including English), such as feature films, comedy, TV dramas, and documentaries - and offers some English news feeds (from sources such as CNN, BBC World, Sky News and CNBC). Alternatively, it is possible to access UK-based free-to-air (FTA) programming on the same satellite that broadcasts Sky Digital. Please note, however, that there is no legal way to access encrypted programming on that satellite while in France (such as Sky Digital's premium channels accessible only through a Sky subscription package, or those channels that may only be watched in the UK using a satellite receiver with a free-to-view - FTV - card installed).
Local English-language Print Media
Other Print Media
Same-day editions can be found of the Paris-edited International Herald Tribune, The Financial Times (distributed for free in the reception areas of some businesses, especially in Sophia Antipolis and Monaco), The Times/Sunday Times, The Daily Mail/Mail on Sunday and The Daily/Sunday Telegraph, especially in larger towns. Other English-language newspapers are available at some newsstands, usually on the day following publication. International News LinksAngloINFO delivers an extensive English-language news service, drawn from sources around the world.
Also you can often read your favourite newspaper online: UK
Ireland
USA
Canada Australia
New Zealand
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