Launched in 1978, La Lettre A provides in-depth analysis of the networks of power and influence which shape the French political, business and media landscape. After coming out weekly for 40 years, La Lettre A is now reinventing itself as a daily, available exclusively online.

Exclusive news, five days a week
To cater to the evolving reading habits and expectations of our readers, La Lettre A will henceforward be coming out five times a week: from Monday to Friday, available from 6.30am. The daily edition will contain exclusive news and insights into the latest developments in the political, corporate and media worlds.

Uncompromising editorial integrity
In becoming the 'daily about power and influence’, La Lettre A will of course retain the uncompromising editorial integrity which has always defined it. What sets the daily La Lettre A apart from the continuous news feeds offered elsewhere is the intelligent structuring of its contents into three sections: Public Action, Business and Media. A summary of the contents will be sent to subscribers every morning.

An expanded Media section
La Lettre A is delighted to be teaming up with the specialist media newsletter PresseNews to cover the major transformations that are taking place in the media world, including the emergence of new industrial players, the growing power of online platforms, digital advances, and the increasing diversification of the major press groups.

Easy reading wherever you are
La Lettre A’s new website has been designed for easy access throughout the day: on your tablet as you are having your morning coffee, on your mobile in the back of a cab, and of course on your desktop at work. Subscribers can also enjoy the new ‘easy reading’ mode, which makes it simple for you to switch from one article to another on the same web page. You can also download the daily PDF edition and read it offline at your leisure.

About Indigo Publications
La Lettre A is published by Indigo Publications, founded in 1981 by the journalist Maurice Botbol. Our revenues come exclusively from our readers, meaning that Indigo Publications enjoys complete editorial independence. We carry no advertising, we do not organise commercial events, we do not provide consultancy services, and we have no external shareholders.

In addition to La Lettre A, the company also runs two internationally-orientated news websites: Intelligence Online (which covers the world’s intelligence services and business intelligence gatherers) and Africa Intelligence (which analyses the networks of power and influence which shape Africa’s political and economic landscape). Intelligence Online and Africa Intelligence are published in French and English.

Press contact:
Nicolas Botti, Head of Communications
[email protected]
01 44 88 26 11