External links
- Olivier Mony on France Culture
- Trois raisons de découvrir Olivier Mony on Le Point (11 August 2011)
- Anecdotes et fugues mélancoliques du chroniqueur Olivier Mony on L'Express (23 July 2011)
- Olivier Mony - Du beau monde on YouTube
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