Radio 1: Sandro Brotz becomes editorial director, Iwan Santoro deputy
Radio 1 has appointed the editorial team: Sandro Brotz will become Editor-in-Chief, Iwan Santoro will be his deputy. Brotz has worked at Sonntags-Blick for the last seven years, including as deputy editor-in-chief. Santoro worked for several private radio stations and reported from the Federal Parliament.
Radio 1 has appointed the editorial team: Sandro Brotz will become head of the editorial team and Iwan Santoro will be his deputy. The 38-year-old Sandro Brotz worked at Radio Zürisee and Radio Z. He then worked as a TV journalist at TeleZüri, Rundschau and RTL/ProSieben Schweiz. He has now been at Sonntags-Blick for more than seven years, where he was deputy editor-in-chief and head of news for a long time. He says of his new job: "Making radio is rock'n'roll. Roger is a boss who dictates, but also lets you do it - I'm looking forward to that." 37-year-old Iwan Santoro has worked at Radio Thurgau, Radio Zürisee and Radio 24, including four years as editorial director. He has also reported from the Federal Parliament for numerous private radio stations. According to Schawinski, the recruitment of these two proven journalists demonstrates the ambition to achieve a leading position in the information sector of radio programming.
