Rémy Chételat becomes editor-in-chief of regional newspaper Quotidien Jurassien
The independent regional newspaper Quotidien Jurassien is getting a new editor-in-chief. On Monday, Pierre-André Chapatte will take over from the current deputy editor-in-chief, Rémy Chételat.
The independent regional newspaper Quotidien Jurassien is getting a new editor-in-chief. On Monday, the current deputy Rémy Chételat will replace the previous chief Pierre-André Chapatte, as the SDA reported on Thursday. Chapatte had headed the editorial office for 15 years.
The 45-year-old Chételat was elected by the board of directors of the paper, which is to retain its regional focus. In the canton of Jura, the "QJ" is the leading paper with a daily circulation of 22,000 copies. However, it is also anchored in the district of Moutier (BE).
Chapatte, 64, was the boss for 30 years: 15 years at Pays and, after its merger with Démocrate, just as long at the resulting QJ. He will continue to play the keys for Quotidien Jurassien in the future.
The 45-year-old Chételat was elected by the board of directors of the paper, which is to retain its regional focus. In the canton of Jura, the "QJ" is the leading paper with a daily circulation of 22,000 copies. However, it is also anchored in the district of Moutier (BE).
Chapatte, 64, was the boss for 30 years: 15 years at Pays and, after its merger with Démocrate, just as long at the resulting QJ. He will continue to play the keys for Quotidien Jurassien in the future.
