Romance agency ANR takes over employees of La Quotidiana
The Agentura da Novitads Rumantscha (ANR) is taking over two employees of the Romansh daily newspaper La Quotidiana, which is published by the Südostschweiz media group. The ANR Board of Directors approved an agreement to this effect on Thursday.
The Agentura da Novitads Rumantscha (ANR) is taking over two employees of the Romansh daily newspaper La Quotidiana, which is published by the Südostschweiz media group. The ANR Board of Directors approved an agreement to this effect on Thursday.
The takeover will take effect on May 1. In addition, a third member of the newspaper's staff will be taken on part-time, as ANR announced. The agency now has 815 full-time equivalents. The editors work at eight locations in Graubünden as well as in Uznach SG and Bern.
ANR also supports the weekly Pagina da Surmeir with CHF 100,000 per year. Its articles are available to all ANR customers. The ANR was founded in 1996 to support the Rhaeto-Romanic media and to preserve and promote the language. It is financed by cantonal and federal contributions.
In addition to La Quotidiana and Pagina da Surmeir, customers include Posta Ladina, the Engadin weekly newspaper and the Romansh electronic media. The 2008 annual accounts closed with a surplus of CHF 18,000 on expenditure of around CHF 1.05 million.
The takeover will take effect on May 1. In addition, a third member of the newspaper's staff will be taken on part-time, as ANR announced. The agency now has 815 full-time equivalents. The editors work at eight locations in Graubünden as well as in Uznach SG and Bern.
ANR also supports the weekly Pagina da Surmeir with CHF 100,000 per year. Its articles are available to all ANR customers. The ANR was founded in 1996 to support the Rhaeto-Romanic media and to preserve and promote the language. It is financed by cantonal and federal contributions.
In addition to La Quotidiana and Pagina da Surmeir, customers include Posta Ladina, the Engadin weekly newspaper and the Romansh electronic media. The 2008 annual accounts closed with a surplus of CHF 18,000 on expenditure of around CHF 1.05 million.
