Editor-in-chief leaves split edition of 24 Heures
Isidor Raposo announced his resignation as editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper 24 Heures Nord Vaudois Broye.
Last Thursday, Isidor
Raposo resigns as editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper 24 Heures
Nord Vaudois Broye was announced. He has led the paper since September
2001, at that time still under the name La Presse Nord Vaudois.
The newspaper was taken over by Edipresse and published as a regional split in early 2005.
integrated into 24 Heures. Raposo explained his decision to La Liberté
resignation due to the heavy workload over the past two years. He was
very tired and needed rest. According to the report, a
Edipresse manager when announcing the resignation from a
Raposo's "blue future", which had led to speculation that
this in the future at Le Matin Bleu or also at 20 Minutes (with his
blue logo). Raposo denied this: He had several
opportunities open to me, not only in journalism, but before January
he does not decide anything.
Raposo resigns as editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper 24 Heures
Nord Vaudois Broye was announced. He has led the paper since September
2001, at that time still under the name La Presse Nord Vaudois.
The newspaper was taken over by Edipresse and published as a regional split in early 2005.
integrated into 24 Heures. Raposo explained his decision to La Liberté
resignation due to the heavy workload over the past two years. He was
very tired and needed rest. According to the report, a
Edipresse manager when announcing the resignation from a
Raposo's "blue future", which had led to speculation that
this in the future at Le Matin Bleu or also at 20 Minutes (with his
blue logo). Raposo denied this: He had several
opportunities open to me, not only in journalism, but before January
he does not decide anything.
