Like all players of Tunisian society, the journalists have written in their own way participated in the event that constituted the fall of the Ben Ali regime in Tunisia January 14, 2011. Did they merely react to this event and all those who preceded, prepared and advertised during the months of December 2010 and January 2011, or did they anticipated in advance by daring to break the censorship? In the second case, each of transgressions, however small, even late, could be considered as a brick (discarded) to the building of the revolution, equal in size to all others. Monitoring during these two months of two French dailies Tunisian among the largest, aims to answer this question by demonstrating, after a period of uncertainty inherent in the dramatization of historic Jan. 14, the respective shares of continuity and rupture in the behavior of journalists from print media.
