Police in Paris are on high alert after gun attacks at the newspaper Liberation and the bank Societe Generale, SIA reports citing BBC News.
A photographer, 27, was seriously hurt and a motorist was briefly taken hostage not far from Societe Generale and forced to drive to the Champs Elysees before he was allowed to go.
On Friday an armed man broke into the Paris offices of the 24-hour news channel BFMTV but fired no shots.
Police have now been stationed outside all the main media offices in Paris.
There has been no official confirmation that the same man is involved in all three incidents.
A police helicopter is now hovering above the Champs Elysees, tracking the man suspected of shooting the Liberation photographer, says the BBC's Christian Fraser in Paris.
Police are encouraging people to stay inside.
French media say the hostage-taker told the motorist he was armed with grenades.
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