Plea: Relaunch and new French edition
The latest issue of *Plädoyer*—a magazine on law and politics—has been published with an updated layout, more pages, and new sections. A separate French edition is also now being published.
The new layout makes it easier to find your way around, according to a press release issued on Monday. The content is even more up-to-date, service-oriented and controversial. Sylvie Fischer, a journalist and lawyer, is responsible for the French edition; the first edition comprises 48 pages, with plans to expand.
Not only has the magazine been updated, there are also new faces on the editorial team: the previous editor and lawyer Corinna Hauri has been joined by the two lawyers and editors Anne Sciavilla and Corinne Stöckli. Sciavilla gained her first journalistic experience in regional journalism before taking up a law degree and subsequently working in law, including at various courts, in a law firm, in legal advice and at the Federal Commission for Women's Issues. Most recently, she was editor in charge at Anwaltsrevue. Stöckli also studied law and then worked in communications at Swiss Re. In the fall of 2009, she completed a master's degree in journalism at the Swiss School of Journalism Maz and the Hamburg Media School. She then worked on the Swiss television program 10 vor 10, where she continues to work part-time.
Plädoyer and Plaidoyer are backed by the publishing houses Konsumenteninfo (Zurich) and Editions Plus (Lausanne), which publish major consumer titles such as K-Tipp, Saldo and BonàSavoir. Advertisements are acquired via Kimedia, Zurich and Lausanne. Plädoyer and Plaidoyer are printed by Stämpfli, Bern.
Not only has the magazine been updated, there are also new faces on the editorial team: the previous editor and lawyer Corinna Hauri has been joined by the two lawyers and editors Anne Sciavilla and Corinne Stöckli. Sciavilla gained her first journalistic experience in regional journalism before taking up a law degree and subsequently working in law, including at various courts, in a law firm, in legal advice and at the Federal Commission for Women's Issues. Most recently, she was editor in charge at Anwaltsrevue. Stöckli also studied law and then worked in communications at Swiss Re. In the fall of 2009, she completed a master's degree in journalism at the Swiss School of Journalism Maz and the Hamburg Media School. She then worked on the Swiss television program 10 vor 10, where she continues to work part-time.
Plädoyer and Plaidoyer are backed by the publishing houses Konsumenteninfo (Zurich) and Editions Plus (Lausanne), which publish major consumer titles such as K-Tipp, Saldo and BonàSavoir. Advertisements are acquired via Kimedia, Zurich and Lausanne. Plädoyer and Plaidoyer are printed by Stämpfli, Bern.
