Swiss Mirror supplement in the final phase
On June 25, the German news magazine Spiegel will be published with a supplement for Switzerland for the first time. According to Sonntagsblick, previous talks between Spiegel and Tamedia broke down due to different price expectations.
On June 25, the German news magazine Spiegel publishes a supplement for Switzerland for the first time. The supplement will be 50 pages long. The articles will report on "small, big Switzerland", Gerhard Spörl told Sonntagsblick. Spörl is responsible for the test edition at Der Spiegel. The articles were researched in particular by three Swiss people in the Spiegel editorial office in Hamburg: Beat Balzli, Mathieu von Rohr and Samiha Shafy. Der Spiegel and the Swiss magazine Facts had previously held talks. According to Sonntagsblick, the German magazine wanted to take over the subscriber addresses of Facts, but this failed due to different price expectations. Facts is currently struggling; according to the Ringier-Sonntagsblatt, the newspaper, which was founded in 1994, made a loss of eight million Swiss francs last year. Editor-in-chief Andreas Durisch did not want to comment on this, however.
