{{Infobox magazine | title = 2512 | image_file = Logo-magazine-2512.JPG | image_size = 200px | image_caption = 2512s logo | category = News magazine | editor = David-Alexandre Techer | editor_title = Editor-in-chief | frequency = Monthly | circulation = 5,000 | company = L'Ours et la Prose | publisher = | firstdate = March 3, 1923 | country = France | language = French | website = www.2512.re | issn = 1954-1295 |}}2512''' is a monthly news magazine published in Réunion. Its name refers to the size in square kilometres of this French overseas department, which is located in the Indian Ocean. Editorial content Columns Besides the daily press, 2512 is the only generalist publication in Réunion since a competitor, founded several months earlier than 2512, went bankrupt in December 2006. Its content varies greatly, even if certain columns do appear on a regular basis, such as those on the media or the environment. Although the editorial staff is only small, it prepares a dossier on a particular theme each month. Subjects that have already been treated include: the mobility of the inhabitants of Réunion beyond their island, their relationships to their bodies, and their driving habits. Articles In general, a lot of space in the dossier and in the rest of the magazine is dedicated to interviews with local, national and international personalities. The journalists of 2512 have thus already conducted interviews with Xavier Bertrand, Ibrahim Dindar, Nassimah Dindar, Joëlle Écormier, Maud Fontenoy, Meddy Gerville, Johnny Griffin, Olivier Ker Ourio, Patricia Machado, Émilie Minatchy, Nathalie Natiembé, Monique Orphé, Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, Gilbert Pounia, Didier Robert, Jacques Robert, Natasha Saint-Pier, Louis Schweitzer, Davy Sicard, Paul Vergès and Firmin Viry, the singer. Description Cover Like those of many other news magazines such as Time, the cover of 2512 includes a frame with all important information. The logo appears at the top of the lefthand side of the page, just below the words "Lire intense" (English: intense reading), a play on words recalling the old slogan used to attract tourists to Réunion: "L'île intense" (English: the intense island). The main title and an image occupy the rest of the page. The back cover is sold as advertising space. Magazine Each edition of 2512 is divided into three sections:The review, which contains a diverse multitude of columns, with several important regular ones.The dossier, which includes a series of articles and illustrations about