SGT launches second Thurgau split
At the same time as the Neue Thurgauer Zeitung—which will bring together six Thurgau newspapers starting January 3—the St. Galler Tagblatt is launching a second split edition in the canton of Thurgau (approximately 10,000 copies).
At the same time as the Neue Thurgauer Zeitung, which will unite six Thurgau newspapers from January 3, the St. Galler Tagblatt is launching a second split edition in the canton of Thurgau (around 10000 copies).Many readers of the traditional papers Thurgauer Volksfreund and Thurgauer Tagblatt "did not want to be served from the bailiwick town of Frauenfeld," said SGT editor-in-chief Gottlieb Höpli. The SGT already has the head paper Bodensee Tagblatt (15000 copies) in Upper Thurgau and an editorial office in Frauenfeld. Further offices are being built in Weinfelden and Kreuzlingen. (mk)
