Free newspaper in the afternoon also in French-speaking Switzerland

Since April, the Edipresse titles 24 heures and Tribune de Genève have been producing a small afternoon newspaper that can be downloaded free of charge from the Internet from 16:30 during the week. On Friday 25th, a print edition will be distributed for the first time in several major cities. If you want to know in the afternoon what will be in the next day's paper, you can pick up Le Monde (published at 1pm) or download the 16:30 edition of 24 heures and the Tribune de Genève if you're short of reading time. The second variant is a collection of light news as we know it from Heute, but unlike its German-language forerunner, 16:30 has so far only been available as an online newsletter. Now the free afternoon paper is being distributed on public transport for once. It remains to be seen whether readers will like it and whether the newspaper will focus more on print in future.
The 16:30 summarizes the latest regional, national and international news on four pages and also covers entertaining topics such as blogs and strange news, offers exit tips and games and praises favorite books or gadgets.