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Since Thursday, readers of the daily newspaper Der Bund have been holding a new paper in their hands. The newspaper has adapted its layout to that of the Zürcher Tages-Anzeiger. However, certain unique features have been retained.
In addition to the different newspaper headers, the two newspapers also differ in terms of color. Der Bund, for example, retains its typical blue hue. The papers are also different in structure. As Bund editor-in-chief Artur K. Vogel explains, this is intended to emphasize the independence of the partners.
The Bund now has five columns instead of six. The weekly supplement Der kleine Bund is now included in the newspaper as a fourth fascicle every day. The magazine is then added to the newspaper on Saturdays.
The Confederation also takes over content from the Tages-Anzeiger, as the SDA writes. In addition to foreign reporting, major economic topics, national and international culture and sporting events are also taken over, provided they do not take place in Bern. The joint editorial office in Bern is run by the Confederation.
The Bund now has five columns instead of six. The weekly supplement Der kleine Bund is now included in the newspaper as a fourth fascicle every day. The magazine is then added to the newspaper on Saturdays.
The Confederation also takes over content from the Tages-Anzeiger, as the SDA writes. In addition to foreign reporting, major economic topics, national and international culture and sporting events are also taken over, provided they do not take place in Bern. The joint editorial office in Bern is run by the Confederation.
