News Editor-in-Chief Philippe Pfister moves to Sonntagsblick
Philippe Pfister will hand over the editorship of the commuter newspaper News in early summer this year. and move to Sonntagsblick as deputy editor-in-chief. This was announced by the media houses Ringier and Tamedia on Thursday.
Philippe Pfister will hand over the editorship of the commuter newspaper News in early summer this year. and move to Sonntagsblick as deputy editor-in-chief. This was announced by the media houses Ringier and Tamedia on Thursday.
The 45-year-old was already involved in the development and concept phase of News. From its launch in December 2007, he was responsible for managing the editorial team. At Sonntagsblick, he replaces Christian Dorer, who will take over as Editor-in-Chief of the Aargauer Zeitung and Mittelland Zeitung on February 1.
Previously, Pfister worked as head of news at the Sonntagszeitung, chief reporter at Blick, news reporter at the Luzerner Neusten Nachrichten and member of the chief editorial staff of the news magazine Facts. In 1994, he completed studies in general history and journalism at the University of Zurich.
The 45-year-old was already involved in the development and concept phase of News. From its launch in December 2007, he was responsible for managing the editorial team. At Sonntagsblick, he replaces Christian Dorer, who will take over as Editor-in-Chief of the Aargauer Zeitung and Mittelland Zeitung on February 1.
Previously, Pfister worked as head of news at the Sonntagszeitung, chief reporter at Blick, news reporter at the Luzerner Neusten Nachrichten and member of the chief editorial staff of the news magazine Facts. In 1994, he completed studies in general history and journalism at the University of Zurich.
