Matthias Zehnder becomes editor-in-chief of the Coopzeitung
Freelance technology journalist Matthias Zehnder will take over as editor-in-chief of the Coopzeitung starting in mid-October. The 40-year-old will succeed Kathy Horisberger.
Freelance technology journalist Matthias Zehnder will take over as editor-in-chief of the Coopzeitung from mid-October. The 40-year-old will succeed Kathy Horisberger, who stepped down from her post in July.
Zehnder was already involved in the redesign of the magazine, as Coop announced on Monday. He has previously written for various daily newspapers and co-produced the magazine Anthrazit. He has also worked regularly for Radio DRS as a technology expert.
Zehnder studied German and philosophy at the University of Zurich and began his career at the Winterthurer Landbote. The Coop newspaper has a circulation of 1.7 million copies.
Zehnder was already involved in the redesign of the magazine, as Coop announced on Monday. He has previously written for various daily newspapers and co-produced the magazine Anthrazit. He has also worked regularly for Radio DRS as a technology expert.
Zehnder studied German and philosophy at the University of Zurich and began his career at the Winterthurer Landbote. The Coop newspaper has a circulation of 1.7 million copies.
