Bayard in the news

Bayard is expanding into German-language youth book publishing through its German subsidiary Sailer, with first titles planned for summer 2027 and Alexandra Germann leading the new editorial direction.

The Bayard Fund initiative "Faut qu'on parle," partnered with Ouest-France and other media, promotes citizen dialogue on various societal issues through a questionnaire and optional in-person meetings, fostering constructive exchanges.

Bayard Group implemented a comprehensive media strategy, including special publications, digital content, and live coverage, for Pope Leo XIV's visit to France.

Bayard Jeunesse's study shows nearly 70% of parents are worried about digital technology's effects on children, yet many use screens to manage kids, with a significant portion also exhibiting 'technoference' impacting parent-child interactions.

Anatole La tuile, Tome 20: Drôles d'oiseaux, is a children's book about Anatole's adventures and mishaps with his newly adopted parrot, Aiglonglon.

This article presents 10 essential children's books for the back-to-school period, covering a range of themes and publishers.

Bayard's employee count is projected to increase to 708 by March 2026, an 8.9% growth from 2023.

Bayard will host a village at the 153rd National Assumption Pilgrimage in Lourdes, featuring discussions and workshops, from August 12-17, 2026.

Bayard Jeunesse introduces a new interactive 'seek and find' game on its BayaM platform, featuring the ToutouMiaou characters from Pomme d'Api magazine.

BayaM, a children's platform, has released two new audiobooks, 'Agence Perdido' and 'Natural Spirit,' for summer listening.

Bayard's recent layoffs and its leadership's ties to far-right billionaire Pierre-Édouard Stérin raise concerns about the potential influence of conservative ideologies on its youth press and educational content.

This article recommends various podcasts and audio stories for children to listen to during holiday travels, promoting their developmental benefits and offering alternatives to screens, with some content produced by Bayard Jeunesse.

Bayard Jeunesse is expanding its creative activity offerings by integrating the Poppik brand and targeting a broader age range, capitalizing on the growing adult coloring market despite complex VAT regulations.

Axelle Mouton's story about a blind child was published by Bayard Jeunesse in Pomme d'Api magazine.

A strike at the Catholic newspaper "La Croix" over Bayard's social plan will prevent its distribution, affecting 59 jobs across Bayard Presse and Milan Presse.

Bayard Jeunesse is running an Anatole Latuile summer contest in 2026 with various prizes related to the character.

BayaM, a platform by Bayard Jeunesse, launched a new tutorial series where children learn to draw comic book heroes from professional illustrators.

This article details how to craft a DIY bowling game using recycled materials, presented as an eco-friendly family activity available on the BayaM platform.

Jérôme Chapuis has been appointed director of La Croix, overseeing editorial, marketing, and development, and joining Bayard Group's management committee.

Employees at Milan Presse, a subsidiary of Bayard, are on strike in Toulouse due to job cuts.