Rudolf Wyss becomes new editor-in-chief of Tele Tell
Effective March 1, Rudolf Wyss will take over as editor-in-chief of Tele Tell, the Central Swiss television station. The 52-year-old will succeed Ernst Meier. Wyss has been the host of «Regiotalk» on Tele Tell for about four years; prior to that, he worked at Radio Pilatus and the Luzerner Neueste Nachrichten.
From March 1, Rudolf Wyss will take over as editor-in-chief of the Central Swiss television station Tele Tell. The 52-year-old succeeds Ernst Meier, who is looking for a new career direction.
Rudolf Wyss has been working as a PR and media consultant for various companies since 1994. One of his mandates was the "Regiotalk" program on Tele Tell, which he has hosted for around four years, according to the TV station. Wyss developed and realized the programme himself.
Before that, he worked in various electronic and print media. Among other things, he worked as an editor, presenter and news director at "Radio Pilatus". From 1988 to 1994, he was editor and head of the Central Switzerland section of Luzerner Neueste Nachrichten. In this role, Wyss also developed and managed the leisure magazine Apéro. At Tele Tell, he and the editorial team want to optimize the "Aktuell" programme in particular and incorporate topics such as politics, business, culture and society from the six Central Swiss cantons to a greater extent.
Rudolf Wyss has been working as a PR and media consultant for various companies since 1994. One of his mandates was the "Regiotalk" program on Tele Tell, which he has hosted for around four years, according to the TV station. Wyss developed and realized the programme himself.
Before that, he worked in various electronic and print media. Among other things, he worked as an editor, presenter and news director at "Radio Pilatus". From 1988 to 1994, he was editor and head of the Central Switzerland section of Luzerner Neueste Nachrichten. In this role, Wyss also developed and managed the leisure magazine Apéro. At Tele Tell, he and the editorial team want to optimize the "Aktuell" programme in particular and incorporate topics such as politics, business, culture and society from the six Central Swiss cantons to a greater extent.
