Le Matin Bleu now officially available in stations in French-speaking Switzerland
The first free newspaper in French-speaking Switzerland was previously only available in the most important stations in stations in French-speaking Switzerland.
The first free newspaper in French-speaking Switzerland was
previously only on the basis of a special permit in the most important
stations in western Switzerland. This is now changing thanks to a new
an agreement with SBB. From next week, the 150
boxes in the 40 stations have now been officially approved. Le Matin Bleu was launched on October 31, 2005 and and
With a circulation of 100,000 copies and an almost
twice the readership of the commuter market in French-speaking Switzerland. Le
Matin Bleu will have over 400 newspaper boxes in train stations, at bus and tram stops.
Tramstrations related.
previously only on the basis of a special permit in the most important
stations in western Switzerland. This is now changing thanks to a new
an agreement with SBB. From next week, the 150
boxes in the 40 stations have now been officially approved. Le Matin Bleu was launched on October 31, 2005 and and
With a circulation of 100,000 copies and an almost
twice the readership of the commuter market in French-speaking Switzerland. Le
Matin Bleu will have over 400 newspaper boxes in train stations, at bus and tram stops.
Tramstrations related.
