Notes from the province
Editorial René Worni has his doubts about the Tages-Anzeiger's mantra.
René Worni has his doubts about the mantra of the
At the latest since the pact of
PubliGroupe and NZZ about a year ago - the sudden collision
of two corporate cultures is also the case at Falkenstrasse.
far from scarred - one perceives that the Tages-Anzeiger is growing
must. The lavishly staffed editorial team wants to finance the
international network of correspondents and the
30 percent of readers outside the canton want to be served. For
Editor-in-chief Peter Hartmeier's mantra par excellence: The Tagi must be in the
local, because it can only grow there if it is not to become a permanent
Regional newspaper (already a common term in the industry)
to be disqualified. Although the expansion of the company in
Winterthur and Frauenfeld, the poker game for the PubliGroupe-
stake of 37 percent in Basler Zeitung, which holds an interest in both the
Falkenstrasse and Werdstrasse is at the top of the wish list.
But how the Tamedia flagship out in the Zurich communities
anchor is still a closely guarded secret at the time of going to press.
secret. The timing, number and location are of less interest
local Tagi editorial offices, but rather the
journalistic concept behind it. In other words: What can the work
the first local editorial office on the left bank of the lake under laboratory conditions
provide usable insights? In the Blue Regional Alliance of the
The big lines should be drawn on the mother sheet, aircraft noise,
the effects of the Couchepin offensive in the healthcare system and so
continued. But it is in the nature of things that topics in the local section are too
second-degree topics. Even an elaborate daily
Editorial discussion about the placement of texts not completely
to clear out. What's more, the traditional
Regional newspapers far better. Tamedia should actually be
divide the catchment area into small microcosms and the resulting
separate the small "Jungfrau Zeitungen" from the mother ship and
the journalistic independence.
At the latest since the pact of
PubliGroupe and NZZ about a year ago - the sudden collision
of two corporate cultures is also the case at Falkenstrasse.
far from scarred - one perceives that the Tages-Anzeiger is growing
must. The lavishly staffed editorial team wants to finance the
international network of correspondents and the
30 percent of readers outside the canton want to be served. For
Editor-in-chief Peter Hartmeier's mantra par excellence: The Tagi must be in the
local, because it can only grow there if it is not to become a permanent
Regional newspaper (already a common term in the industry)
to be disqualified. Although the expansion of the company in
Winterthur and Frauenfeld, the poker game for the PubliGroupe-
stake of 37 percent in Basler Zeitung, which holds an interest in both the
Falkenstrasse and Werdstrasse is at the top of the wish list.
But how the Tamedia flagship out in the Zurich communities
anchor is still a closely guarded secret at the time of going to press.
secret. The timing, number and location are of less interest
local Tagi editorial offices, but rather the
journalistic concept behind it. In other words: What can the work
the first local editorial office on the left bank of the lake under laboratory conditions
provide usable insights? In the Blue Regional Alliance of the
The big lines should be drawn on the mother sheet, aircraft noise,
the effects of the Couchepin offensive in the healthcare system and so
continued. But it is in the nature of things that topics in the local section are too
second-degree topics. Even an elaborate daily
Editorial discussion about the placement of texts not completely
to clear out. What's more, the traditional
Regional newspapers far better. Tamedia should actually be
divide the catchment area into small microcosms and the resulting
separate the small "Jungfrau Zeitungen" from the mother ship and
the journalistic independence.
René Worni
