It is also the oldest daily newspaper in France, having been created in 1826. It appeals to well-to-do, educated readers with decent occupations, notably in the private sector. However it is not particularly influential among the public at large. It is owned by French media group Lagardère which also owns radio stations and television channels. It is based in Paris and available all over France. Figaro is one of the most respected newspapers in France and has an excellent reputation for its editorial quality. Its reporting is considered fair and accurate. It often publishes articles by prominent politicians who are then asked to respond to them. Figaro uses professional journalists who have access to all parts of the newspaper and its online version. They are able to report on many different subjects including politics, business, culture and sports. Figaro's audience is made up of both people who will read every article and those who will only read certain articles. The newspaper has great potential to reach new audiences through social media such as Twitter and Facebook. In conclusion, yes, Le Figaro is a reputable newspaper that reports on issues that matter to people living in France and around the world.