Berner Zeitung and Langenthaler Tagblatt merged
From Monday, July 2, the new newspaper BZ Langenthaler Tagblatt will be published in Oberaargau. This will merge the two titles BZ Berner Zeitung Oberaargau Ausgabe and Langenthaler Tagblatt.
The new newspaper reaches more than half of the inhabitants of Oberaargau, writes Espace Media in a press release on Friday. The name BZ Langenthaler Tagblatt says it all: the red "BZ" stands for Berner Zeitung, which reports comprehensively on events in the canton of Bern thanks to a network of editorial offices in Bern, Burgdorf, Interlaken, Langenthal, Langnau and Thun. "Langenthaler Tagblatt" stands for the traditional title, which has been reporting comprehensively on the Oberaargau region for almost 150 years. Thanks to the merger with the Berner Zeitung, readers will be able to enjoy expanded regional reporting on politics, business, culture and sport in future thanks to a strong Langenthal editorial team.
Subscribers to the Langenthaler Tagblatt who have subscribed to the Sonntag will continue to find the Sonntagszeitung in their letterboxes after the changeover, according to the statement. Subscribers will be regularly informed about the changes and new offers over the next few weeks.
