the topic presented on the cover. This section begins with a double page photograph complemented by a summary.The notebook, which concentrates on cultural news. This section begins with a mosaic of photographs spread across a double page. Production Publisher The magazine is published by a printing house called L'Ours et la Prose, a limited liability company with shares worth 21,000 euros. It is located at 112 rue Sainte-Marie, in Saint-Denis. The three shareholders and co-directors are Thierry Caro, Stéphane Cazanove and David-Alexandre Techer, young inhabitants of Réunion who were all 24 years old at the founding of the company. An alumnus of the Institut d'études politiques de Lille, Caro was for one year the editor-in-chief and the director of publication. Cazanove was previously a physical education teacher at a private college in the island's capital city. He is the commercial director. Techer is the artistic director. Printing and distribution Most editions were printed in Mauritius by the enterprise Précigraph, which is based at Pailles. However, the printer Ah-Sing in Réunion has since taken over the operation. 2512 is printed in a format which is slightly smaller than A4, and regularly has more than 80 pages. The magazine targets those interested in culture, young people and public servants. It is sold for €3.50 and is distributed to all the principal points of sale in Réunion by the Agence réunionnaise de distribution de la presse, a local subsidiary of Nouvelles Messageries de la Presse Parisienne'' which holds a monopoly over this market in Réunion. Sources See also External links 2512, the magazine's Website French-language magazines Magazines established in 1923 Magazines published in Africa News magazines published in France Mass media in Réunion Saint-Denis, Réunion Monthly magazines published in France