Puremédias, formerly named imedias.biz until April 2008, and Ozap from April 2008 to January 2011, is a French website devoted to news and entertainment media.

imedias.biz was created in December 2002 as a bimonthly webzine in the free hosting from Internet service provider Free.

Then in November 2004, the site turned into a media portal, including the publication of briefs (including the results of médiamétrie), articles and interviews. In September 2005, news related to films were added.

In September 2006 a new version was launched, including a system of files records on films, series, shows or personalities from the media universe.

In September 2007, imedias.biz associated with Cyréalis and had a permanent editorial.

In April 2008, imedias.biz became Ozap.com. Then the website content was divided into four sections: "media", "cinema", "music" and "series". In addition to its many files records, Ozap.com also aimed to develop interactivity with its readers and new services (television programs, movie times, compare prices and pre-listening music tracks or movie trailers). In June 2010, a new version of the site was launched with more photographs.

In January 2011, Ozap.com changed its name after the arrival of Webédia group in its capital and become Puremédias.

Ozap.com is published by "The News Box", which is 50% owned by founder journalists and 50% by Cyréalis, which was absorbed in the spring of 2008 by M6net, a subsidiary of M6.