Cicero editorial office moves to the center of power
At the same time that we move into the new offices, the editorial staff will also be expanded.
The German political magazine Cicero from the
Haus Ringier is moving from Potsdam to Berlin, according to the Märkische
Allgemeine Zeitung (MAZ) reports. Editor-in-chief Wolfram Weimer has
confirmed that the contracts had been signed. The move will take place in
March 2006 and was not a consequence of the editorial search
on suspicion of betrayal of secrets from September (see Newsmail from
14.09.). Rather, it is about greater "proximity to power",
the MAZ quotes the editor-in-chief. From the new headquarters, the
political events around the Reichstag on foot in 20 minutes
be accessible. At the same time as moving into the new premises
The editorial team, which currently has 25 employees, will also be expanded.
Judith Hart will take over as head of the department in January
"Weltbühne". She is currently editor-in-chief of the Jüdische Allgemeine
Weekly newspaper.
Haus Ringier is moving from Potsdam to Berlin, according to the Märkische
Allgemeine Zeitung (MAZ) reports. Editor-in-chief Wolfram Weimer has
confirmed that the contracts had been signed. The move will take place in
March 2006 and was not a consequence of the editorial search
on suspicion of betrayal of secrets from September (see Newsmail from
14.09.). Rather, it is about greater "proximity to power",
the MAZ quotes the editor-in-chief. From the new headquarters, the
political events around the Reichstag on foot in 20 minutes
be accessible. At the same time as moving into the new premises
The editorial team, which currently has 25 employees, will also be expanded.
Judith Hart will take over as head of the department in January
"Weltbühne". She is currently editor-in-chief of the Jüdische Allgemeine
Weekly newspaper.
