What lasts a long time becomes good
As of today, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung has a new look. This was celebrated with an elegant breakfast in Zurich's Terasse restaurant. Advertisers took the opportunity to talk about the new NZZ with the editors and employees from the publishing house.
As of today, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung has a new look. This was celebrated with an elegant breakfast in Zurich's Terasse restaurant. Advertisers took the opportunity to talk about the new NZZ with the editors and employees from the publishing house.
It is the first truly comprehensive relaunch in more than 60 years. The original six frets had to make way for a new, lighter and more compact paper architecture. There are now three sections, as they say on Falkenstrasse: politics (foreign, domestic, regional), business and the stock market, and features. Sport can be found in the business section, while special topics such as research and technology are in the feature section. Both sport and special topics start on the back of the bundle. The first two volumes have five columns throughout, the feature section has four columns.
The elegant, unagitated redesign was developed and implemented by the Cologne-based design agency Meiré und Meiré in close collaboration with in-house art director Brigitte Meyer. The relaunch has been an outstanding success, one is even tempted to speak of a great success. Markus Spielmann headlines the new opinion page "Giving substance more aesthetics". You can't say more than that.
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It is the first truly comprehensive relaunch in more than 60 years. The original six frets had to make way for a new, lighter and more compact paper architecture. There are now three sections, as they say on Falkenstrasse: politics (foreign, domestic, regional), business and the stock market, and features. Sport can be found in the business section, while special topics such as research and technology are in the feature section. Both sport and special topics start on the back of the bundle. The first two volumes have five columns throughout, the feature section has four columns.
The elegant, unagitated redesign was developed and implemented by the Cologne-based design agency Meiré und Meiré in close collaboration with in-house art director Brigitte Meyer. The relaunch has been an outstanding success, one is even tempted to speak of a great success. Markus Spielmann headlines the new opinion page "Giving substance more aesthetics". You can't say more than that.
PCM
Albert P. Stäheli, CEO NZZ.
Dr. Daniel Hofer, member of UL NZZ.
Markus Spillmann, Editor-in-Chief.
