More Thurgau in the Thurgauer Zeitung
Since Wednesday, the Thurgauer Zeitung has featured two regional sections: Previously, coverage of cantonal news and events in the regions had been combined into a single section. The «Leben» section, however, has been discontinued.
Since Wednesday, the Thurgauer Zeitung has had two regional sections: Previously, reporting on cantonal affairs and events in the regions were combined in one bundle. In contrast, the "Leben" bundle has disappeared. According to the Thurgauer Zeitung (TZ), the "Thurgau" section will contain cantonal reporting and will be organized according to the departments of politics, business, culture and sport. As before, the "Region" section will be dedicated to the regions of Frauenfeld, Untersee/Rhein, Kreuzlingen, Weinfelden, Bischofszell, Oberthurgau and Hinterthurgau.
The changes in Thurgau are partly related to the changeover at the Winterthurer Landbote, which works together with the Thurgauer Zeitung. In Winterthur, reporting from the city will be increased, which is why the "Leben" bundle will be discontinued (see
). The national and international reporting of TZ is produced by the joint editorial team at Landbote. The Thurgauer Zeitung is wholly owned by Tamedia, while the Landbote is partly owned by Tamedia. The two papers have been working together in the Nordostschweiz newspaper network since April 2007.
The changes in Thurgau are partly related to the changeover at the Winterthurer Landbote, which works together with the Thurgauer Zeitung. In Winterthur, reporting from the city will be increased, which is why the "Leben" bundle will be discontinued (see
). The national and international reporting of TZ is produced by the joint editorial team at Landbote. The Thurgauer Zeitung is wholly owned by Tamedia, while the Landbote is partly owned by Tamedia. The two papers have been working together in the Nordostschweiz newspaper network since April 2007.
