History
The first edition appeared on September 25, 1946, under the title ''Cette semaine'' (''This Week''). Its purpose was to inform its readers, in the most precise and concise way possible, of every event taking place that week that was "not of a political, religious, or controversial nature." Rather, its intention was to provide information ''about everything that is leisure, everything that is Paris''. The first publication contained 32 pages and cost 10 francs. At the time, the format of the magazine comprised eight sections: theatre, cinema, music, dance, cabarets, expositions, museums and churches of Paris. The hallmark of the publication was the information that would lead to its success: * hours, prices, and addresses of each cultural event * information about each film appearing that week in Paris and Île de France * descriptions of plays and exhibitions Between September 1946 and July 2013, 3,471 editions were published with one sole interruption (of one week, during the events of May 1968). In its early years, several famous French writers wrote columns in the pages of the magazine, includingPublication and distribution
In 2013, the weekly publication figures were reported to be 72,404 copies, and the total distribution was 48,079 copies.Source : http://www.ojd.com/adherent/2698 rchive/ref>See also
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