What is Monaco Life?
Monaco Life is an English-language news site about Monaco and the French Riviera. Its legal page names Eric Brundage as owner of the site and as publisher, and lists Sandspring Media Holdings with a postal address in New Vernon, New Jersey. It names Cassandra Tanti as editor-in-chief and a Monaco firm as its web designer.[1]
The site describes itself as “the leading English language news from Monaco providing you with daily news and events from Monaco and the French Riviera.”[4] That is the site's own description, and no measure behind it was retrieved. No entry for Monaco Life in a regulator's register, and no report on it from a media monitoring body, was retrieved.
What does Monaco Life cover?
Monaco Life covers Monegasque news, business, culture and events, with a sports category. As read on 26 September 2026, that category listed seven items dated 14 to 22 September 2026: two on AS Monaco's basketball team, among them the rejection of its Nationale Masculine 1 application on 14 September; the first Monaco women's football derby and a crew for the yacht Tuiga on 22 September; Monaco's Davis Cup win over Finland on 21 September; an AS Monaco Ligue 1 match on 19 September; and the announcement of a first Formula 1 sprint at the 2027 Monaco Grand Prix on 16 September.[2] Its sailing report of 21 August 2026, by Virginia D'Umas, stated that the maxi yacht Black Jack 100 “crossed the finish line in Monaco early Thursday morning to win the Palermo-Montecarlo race for the fourth consecutive year”, and that race organisers suspended the race for the remaining boats as gale-force winds approached; that is the site's report, and it names no organiser.[5]
How large is Monaco Life's audience?
No audited audience figure for Monaco Life was retrieved. Its home page invites readers to “Join 7,000+ subscribers and make sure you're never left behind in a conversation – or an event.”; that is the site's own newsletter figure, undated and unaudited.[4] It is not a measure of readership.
Since when has Monaco Life existed?
No founding or launch date appears on the site's legal page or home page, and none from an independent source was retrieved. The home page carries the line “Copyright Monaco Life 2026. Made in Monaco”, which dates the current site, not its founding.[1][4]
The site was publishing on the build date: its news category carried items dated 25 and 26 September 2026, among them a report on a change to mobile numbering in Monaco and one on a yacht-industry alliance announced in Monaco.[3] The most recent sport item, as read, is dated 22 September 2026.[2]
Why does Monaco Life matter in Monaco's sport?
It is an English-language news site on Monaco, and in September 2026 its sports category reported on the AS Monaco Basket case, the Monegasque women's derby, a Davis Cup tie and the 2027 Grand Prix, after reporting in August 2026 on a Monaco-linked offshore sailing race.[2][5] Its ownership is stated on its own legal page, which names an individual owner and a company with a United States postal address.[1]
As read on 26 September 2026, both its sports category and its news category carried items dated within the preceding fortnight.[2][3]
References
- Monaco Life — Legal (owner and publisher Eric Brundage; Sandspring Media Holdings). Accessed 2026-09-26.
- Monaco Life — Sports category, as read on 26 September 2026. Accessed 2026-09-26.
- Monaco Life — News category, as read on 26 September 2026. Accessed 2026-09-26.
- Monaco Life — monacolife.net home page (self-description; newsletter). Accessed 2026-09-26.
- Monaco Life — Black Jack 100 claims fourth consecutive Palermo-Montecarlo victory as storms force race suspension (Virginia D’Umas, 21 August 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.