Fax: NZZ in the afternoon from Olympia-Sydney
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung will also publish a special edition during the Summer Olympics in Sydney, from September 15 through October 1—as it has done during previous Olympic Games.
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung will also be publishing a special newspaper during the Summer Olympics in Sydney from September 15 to October 1 - as it has done for previous Olympics.Fax NZZ in the afternoon from Olympic Sydney The Sydney News, which is distributed free of charge in the evening hours, enables up-to-date reporting from Australia despite the time difference. The special edition is published with a circulation of 75,000 copies. It is also offered - in an adapted layout - by St. Galler Tagblatt and Bund and appears on the Internet at www.nzz.ch/sydney.
Tele Ostschweiz takes over Tele Rheintal Tele Ostschweiz AG in St. Gallen takes over Tele Rheintal AG, Buchs, as of July 1. The two local broadcasters have already been working closely together in recent months. The shareholders of Tele Rheintal approved the sale on Tuesday. From next Saturday, the Tele Rheintal channel will already be broadcasting the Tele Ostschweiz program.
infoeek.ch instead of PC Guide
The Thalwil-based publishing house Compress is launching a new computer magazine on September 14. Infoweek.ch, which is published weekly in tabloid format, focuses on IT professionals and e-business. The publisher is discontinuing its previous magazine PC Guide; the more than 10,000 subscribers will be transferred to Infoweek.ch. The initial circulation is 18,000 copies. The editorial team will be headed by René Dubach, previously deputy editor-in-chief of the PC Guide. PC Guide editor-in-chief Urs Bertschy becomes managing director of Infoweek.ch.
Avid radio listeners The German-speaking Swiss are the second most avid radio listeners in Europe, with 198 minutes of listening time per day. The Irish are even more radio-friendly with 270 minutes. At the bottom are Greece (128 minutes), Italy (118) and Spain (94). However, the ranking published in the Smart Media Data Guide compares research results that were collected using different methods in the individual countries.
Tele Ostschweiz takes over Tele Rheintal Tele Ostschweiz AG in St. Gallen takes over Tele Rheintal AG, Buchs, as of July 1. The two local broadcasters have already been working closely together in recent months. The shareholders of Tele Rheintal approved the sale on Tuesday. From next Saturday, the Tele Rheintal channel will already be broadcasting the Tele Ostschweiz program.
infoeek.ch instead of PC Guide
The Thalwil-based publishing house Compress is launching a new computer magazine on September 14. Infoweek.ch, which is published weekly in tabloid format, focuses on IT professionals and e-business. The publisher is discontinuing its previous magazine PC Guide; the more than 10,000 subscribers will be transferred to Infoweek.ch. The initial circulation is 18,000 copies. The editorial team will be headed by René Dubach, previously deputy editor-in-chief of the PC Guide. PC Guide editor-in-chief Urs Bertschy becomes managing director of Infoweek.ch.
Avid radio listeners The German-speaking Swiss are the second most avid radio listeners in Europe, with 198 minutes of listening time per day. The Irish are even more radio-friendly with 270 minutes. At the bottom are Greece (128 minutes), Italy (118) and Spain (94). However, the ranking published in the Smart Media Data Guide compares research results that were collected using different methods in the individual countries.
