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Alain Duhamel, a commentator, suggests that these days "'Le Petit Journal' has much more real influence than the front page of Le Monde. "

Le Monde still manages to retain a great editorial team, one able to produce and edit high-quality content.

Le Monde Interactif grew up feeling like the illegitimate offspring of a noble family.

(So far, the latter has been the unfortunate "natural" course: we'll recall Le Monde was on the verge of bankruptcy last Summer).

Le Monde needs to regain control of its digital strategy both from a capital and a product aspect.

In an online poll for Le Monde, almost two-thirds of respondents agreed that the handball "discredits France's qualification" .

On weighty topics, The Guardian or The New York Times are just as solid as Le Monde, but they are also way more fun to read.

"We want a civil state that respects the law and rights, a state that applies justice, " he told Le Monde, a French newspaper.

Since 1944 [when Le Monde was founded on the orders of Charles de Gaulle] there has always been political interest.

With this out of the way, let's look two sets of problems at Le Monde: editorial and industrial.

And Le Monde risks destroying its business, even if it wins the fight.

As Le Monde, a leftish newspaper, said, it all leaves "the suspicion of manipulation" , whatever the reality.

This month, the results of a French police investigation were leaked to Le Monde.

"The difficulties of the printing works are a cancer eating away at Le Monde, " he says.

This week Le Monde reported that President Nicolas Sarkozy's team had compiled documentary evidence of Mr Strauss-Kahn's activities.

Le Monde's three new investors are a banker, a web billionaire and another seller of luxury goods.

Le Monde intends to launch a lawsuit for breaching press sources confidentiality.

Asked about Le Monde's report, Papandreou said Greece was only looking for funds in the capital markets.

The editor of Mediapart, Edwy Plenel, a former editor of Le Monde and one-time militant Trotskyite, is well-connected on the French left.

Assuming it comes through the immediate crisis, Le Monde will have tofind a way to end a slide in readership and advertising.

Le Monde needs to act decisively to preserve its brand and editorial influence.

But any such bid could face opposition from Le Monde employees, whoworry about the Spanish company's reputation for cutting costs.

Known for weighty political analyses, Le Monde has moved to make itscontent more accessible.

Le Monde is notorious for its uneven workload distribution.

After returning to France she became a journalist for the famous daily French newspaper, Le Monde.

Le Monde prides itself in remaining the "Paper of Record" .

Le Monde, the oracle of the French elite, last week announced the loss of 130 jobs, prompting a call for a strike on April 14th.

But it is unclear howfar any future owner would be willing to go to maintain Le Monde as itis.

If no new investment is found for Le Monde, the threat of bankruptcylooms.

The family are estimated to have $5. 5 billion stowed away in French banks according to French newspaper, Le Monde.

When the Syndicat du Livre goes on strike, Le Monde puts the full print version online.

AndPrisa, like Le Monde, is already weighed down with debt, which couldmake it hard to finance a big acquisition.

Le Monde still owns a cathedral that is both obsolete and costly to operate.

Such a job needs a say on essential matters such as the printing plant, or the way Le Monde controls its digital unit.

REPORTER: I am from the French Daily Le Monde, Chatevon.

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