The cookies and similar technologies we use on Mediapart are of different types and allow us to pursue various purposes.
Some are necessary for the functioning of the site and mobile application (you cannot refuse them). Others are optional but help to enhance your reader experience and in a way to support Mediapart. You can refuse or accept them below, according to their purposes.
Do you accept that Mediapart uses cookies or similar technologies for the following purposes?
You can make your choice, for each category, by turning the toggle button on or off.
Necessary for the functioning of the site or the application
Logging in subscribers, anonymous audience measurement, sending push notifications, tracking failures, promoting our services: these tools are essential to monitor the activity of our services and ensure their proper functioning.
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Here are the different cookies and similar technologies included in this category:
- Authentication cookies: Logging in subscribers.
- AT Internet: Anonymous audience measurement.
- Display of multimedia editorial content: videos (YouTube, Dailymotion, Vimeo, INA), social networks (Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter), documents (Scribd, Document Cloud, Slideshare), sounds (SoundCloud, Spotify, Deezer), maps (Google Maps, Mapbox, CartoDB, uMap), infographics (Highcharts, GitHub, Datawrapper, Flourish, Infogram, ThingLink, jQuery, Google Fonts, Bootstrap), live blogs (24liveblog, CoverItLive), help with integrating media into Journal and Club publications (Embedly).
- Typeform: Optional questionnaires to gather feedback from readers on our digital products.
- Datadog (only on the website): Technical indicators and load balancing.
- Selligent (only on the website): Communication with the subscriber, promoting services, offers, and benefits.
- Batch (only on the application): sending push notifications and in-app messages.
- Firebase Cloud Messaging (only on the application): Necessary for push notifications on Android.
- Microsoft App Center (only on the application): Update system and monitoring of application failures.
These tools allow us to collect site and mobile application traffic statistics to understand usage, detect potential problems, and optimize the ergonomics of our products.
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Here are the third-party tools included in this category:
- AT Internet: Linked audience measurement to the subscriber’s identifier.
- CrazyEggs (only on the website): Analysis of customer journeys.
- Nonli (only on the website): Allows our social media team to publish Mediapart content on social networks.
- Qiota (only on the website): Manages the data wall system.
There is no advertising on Mediapart. But we promote our content and services on other sites and social networks. For this, we use technologies made available by certain advertising actors.
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Here are the third-party tools included in this category:
- Facebook (only on the website): Audience targeting on social networks to promote Mediapart.
Content access management
We use Qiota’s Opper Marketing Suite service to set up a datawall activation on some of our content (only on the website). This device for non-subscribed users requires entering an email address to access the relevant content. By providing this information, the user consents to its collection, storage, and use for statistical purposes. According to current regulations, users have the right to access, rectify, and delete their data, which they can exercise by contacting dpo@opper.io.
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