Kall gives 20 minutes four years
The Tamedia CEO is leaving the door open for minority partners in the commuter newspaper.
Group CEO Martin Kall is convinced,
that Tamedia has the necessary know-how to realize 20 minutes on its own.
realize. But if another publisher really wanted to do something about the
commuter newspaper, the company is prepared to contribute a
minority shareholder, said Kall in an interview with Le Temps.
He answered the question about the paper's budget evasively: "The
The Swiss-German edition took four years to reach the black market.
figures; they are prepared to hold out just as long with 20 minutes. That
a third party to launch a free title in French-speaking Switzerland
The Tamedia boss does not believe that this will happen. Especially as, in his eyes, it is already
there is an established free newspaper: Le Matin orange. Le Matin
currently registers 4.7 readers per issue, an enormous number in the
compared to Blick (2.7 ) or 20 minutes (2.5), explained Kall:
"This means that 80 % of readers read Le Matin for free."
that Tamedia has the necessary know-how to realize 20 minutes on its own.
realize. But if another publisher really wanted to do something about the
commuter newspaper, the company is prepared to contribute a
minority shareholder, said Kall in an interview with Le Temps.
He answered the question about the paper's budget evasively: "The
The Swiss-German edition took four years to reach the black market.
figures; they are prepared to hold out just as long with 20 minutes. That
a third party to launch a free title in French-speaking Switzerland
The Tamedia boss does not believe that this will happen. Especially as, in his eyes, it is already
there is an established free newspaper: Le Matin orange. Le Matin
currently registers 4.7 readers per issue, an enormous number in the
compared to Blick (2.7 ) or 20 minutes (2.5), explained Kall:
"This means that 80 % of readers read Le Matin for free."
