News: Via and Aero Revue remain with Vogt-Schild
The Solothurn-based media company Vogt-Schild/Habegger Medien AG (VS/H) has renewed two major corporate publishing contracts.
The Solothurn media house Vogt-Schild/Habegger Medien AG (VS/H) has renewed two important corporate publishing contracts.News: Via and Aero Revue remain with Vogt-Schild
VS/H will continue to publish the travel magazine Via for SBB as general contractor for a further three years. The publishing house was awarded the mandate following an official tender procedure to which seven medium-sized and large Swiss media companies were invited. Via, which is published ten times a year with a circulation of 230000 copies, will be given a new content and visual concept at the beginning of May. VS/H has also signed a new three-year contract with the AeroClub of Switzerland for the publication of the association's magazine AeroRevue.
EPP National Councillor wants a ban on sex adsSwiss daily newspapers are threatened with a new loss of revenue: EPP National Councillor Heiner Studer is planning a motion against sex ads. As reported by the commuter newspaper 20 Minuten, Studer wants sex ads to be allowed only in publications that are not accessible to minors. However, the Aargau politician and father is not only concerned with protecting minors. Rather, he is of the opinion that the record increase in the number of prostitutes in the Zurich milieu is linked to sex advertisements in daily newspapers.
Job cuts at Blick and WeltwocheThe editorial team of the tabloid Blick is being reduced by 4.4 full-time positions. There will be four redundancies and one early retirement. This could save around one million francs. Even before the current move, jobs had already been saved by not replacing those who left. Savings are also being made at Weltwoche: costs at editorial level are to be reduced by ten to 15 percent, explained editor-in-chief Roger Köppel when asked by the AP news agency. Four jobs will be cut. Köppel did not say which departments were affected.
VS/H will continue to publish the travel magazine Via for SBB as general contractor for a further three years. The publishing house was awarded the mandate following an official tender procedure to which seven medium-sized and large Swiss media companies were invited. Via, which is published ten times a year with a circulation of 230000 copies, will be given a new content and visual concept at the beginning of May. VS/H has also signed a new three-year contract with the AeroClub of Switzerland for the publication of the association's magazine AeroRevue.
EPP National Councillor wants a ban on sex adsSwiss daily newspapers are threatened with a new loss of revenue: EPP National Councillor Heiner Studer is planning a motion against sex ads. As reported by the commuter newspaper 20 Minuten, Studer wants sex ads to be allowed only in publications that are not accessible to minors. However, the Aargau politician and father is not only concerned with protecting minors. Rather, he is of the opinion that the record increase in the number of prostitutes in the Zurich milieu is linked to sex advertisements in daily newspapers.
Job cuts at Blick and WeltwocheThe editorial team of the tabloid Blick is being reduced by 4.4 full-time positions. There will be four redundancies and one early retirement. This could save around one million francs. Even before the current move, jobs had already been saved by not replacing those who left. Savings are also being made at Weltwoche: costs at editorial level are to be reduced by ten to 15 percent, explained editor-in-chief Roger Köppel when asked by the AP news agency. Four jobs will be cut. Köppel did not say which departments were affected.
