Another change of ownership at Du magazine

 
The Swiss media scene remains in flux: The art and culture magazine Du is changing hands. After Tamedia sold the magazine to Niggli Verlag in 2004, it is now going to Persönlich Verlag.   
Niggli Verlag is giving up the internationally renowned cultural magazine, which was founded in 1914, because it wants to concentrate entirely on the book business. Nevertheless, the magazine will continue to be produced and distributed by Niggli, according to a press release from Persönlich Verlag. According to the new owner, not much will change editorially: the focus, format and layout will remain the same. However, the editorial concept is to be expanded and refined. An expanded team will be put together by Persönlich for the editorial and publishing departments of Du, and talks are underway with the current Du employees, according to a statement from SDA.