Südostschweiz am Sonntag was published with a delay
Because the printing press for the first regional Sunday newspaper malfunctioned, the first issue of *Südostschweiz am Sonntag* (SOSo) was delivered two hours later than planned.
As the printing press of the first regional Sunday newspaper played a trick, the first Südostschweiz am Sonntag (SOSo) was delivered two hours later than planned. The new printing press in Haag in the canton of St. Gallen had broken down, meaning that the 72 pages of the first SOSo had to be printed in two stages, as the news agency SDA reported on Sunday. On Sunday morning, the Südostschweiz Group celebrated the publication of the Sonntagsblatt in Passugg near Chur with around 300 guests. Publisher Hanspeter Lebrument described the first edition of SOSo as "the most comprehensive and advertising-heavy newspaper ever published in the cantons of Graubünden and Glarus". The seventh edition of Südostschweiz will considerably strengthen the independence of the Südostschweiz Group, Lebrument continued. Editor-in-chief Andrea Masüger explained that it was not the intention to simply launch a fourth Sunday newspaper on the market. Above all, SOSo wants to differentiate itself regionally from the other Sunday newspapers. As with the weekly edition, the regional section is located in the first newspaper bundle.
