Claudia Schlup moves from Riniger to DRS 1
Claudia Schlup is joining the DRS 1 management team as the new day-to-day manager. She will start on August 10, 2009, replacing Heidi Ungerer, who will take over as head of the «Hosting and Music» division.
Claudia Schlup joins the DRS 1 management team as Head of Daytime (TAV) on August 10, 2009, replacing Heidi Ungerer, who will take over as Head of Moderation and Music.
Claudia Schlup was born in Rüti b. Büren and lives in Zurich. She studied German and journalism at the University of Bern. Claudia Schlup knows the journalistic trade inside out. She has worked for various print media since 1998: as an editor at the Berner Zeitung and as head of the lifestyle and entertainment section as well as the weekly magazine at 20 Minuten. Most recently, the 34-year-old from Bern was in charge of the society section at Sonntagsblick, where she handed in her notice after just a short time.
According to a press release, the program management sees Claudia Schlup as an ideal addition to the TAV team, which already includes Ueli Ebneter (head), Dora Amhof and René Schell. In her new role, she will be responsible for the journalistic content of DRS 1's spoken word programs together with the heads of the specialist editorial teams.
Claudia Schlup was born in Rüti b. Büren and lives in Zurich. She studied German and journalism at the University of Bern. Claudia Schlup knows the journalistic trade inside out. She has worked for various print media since 1998: as an editor at the Berner Zeitung and as head of the lifestyle and entertainment section as well as the weekly magazine at 20 Minuten. Most recently, the 34-year-old from Bern was in charge of the society section at Sonntagsblick, where she handed in her notice after just a short time.
According to a press release, the program management sees Claudia Schlup as an ideal addition to the TAV team, which already includes Ueli Ebneter (head), Dora Amhof and René Schell. In her new role, she will be responsible for the journalistic content of DRS 1's spoken word programs together with the heads of the specialist editorial teams.
