Back and forth in the border area

 Last Thursday, a southern German publisher had its founder Ulrich Glausen kicked out of the boat after taking over the online platform Grenzland Zeitung. But today, Tuesday, the latter is back and taking control of Nexstar Verlag and its five titles, as the publisher writes in a statement. Due to an internal contractual clause, the sale to the unknown southern German publishing group fell through. This provided for a right of first refusal for all founding members, which Jochen Roth and Glausen have pulled with immediate effect. The Grenzland Zeitung has not been harmed by the upheavals at the publishing level, as it continues to expand and has recently started reporting from the canton of Schaffhausen; until now, it reported local news from southern Germany and northern Zurich. The printed edition of the Grenzland Zeitung is available in selected establishments in the catering trade.