Newsnetz brings Thurgauer Zeitung on board
Newsnetz is expanding. Starting March 5, the Thurgauer Zeitung will also be part of the online network, providing northeastern Switzerland with the latest news.
Newsnetz expands. From March 5, the Thurgauer Zeitung will be part of the online network with the latest news. This means that Newsnetz will also provide content for North-Eastern Switzerland. The expansion of reach is also a benefit for the advertising market, according to the press release issued on Thursday: Thurgauerzeitung.ch will be added free of charge for national bookings in an initial phase.
As the Thurgauer Zeitung announced in its Thursday edition, the online edition of the Thurgauer Zeitung will be designed in Frauenfeld. The two new editors Romina Spina and Katja Balgger are responsible for this. They are responsible for the regional topics of the TZ and their placement on the internet platform. The Newsnetz editorial team is responsible for the remaining content.
Thurgauerzeitung.ch replaces the previous Thurgauer Zeitung website. This was not continuously updated during the day, but was more like the daily newspaper posted on the Internet. The new website should also offer readers additional benefits. For example, they will be able to find picture galleries that were not printed, as well as regularly launched surveys on regional topics.
As the Thurgauer Zeitung announced in its Thursday edition, the online edition of the Thurgauer Zeitung will be designed in Frauenfeld. The two new editors Romina Spina and Katja Balgger are responsible for this. They are responsible for the regional topics of the TZ and their placement on the internet platform. The Newsnetz editorial team is responsible for the remaining content.
Thurgauerzeitung.ch replaces the previous Thurgauer Zeitung website. This was not continuously updated during the day, but was more like the daily newspaper posted on the Internet. The new website should also offer readers additional benefits. For example, they will be able to find picture galleries that were not printed, as well as regularly launched surveys on regional topics.
