24 Heures with personnel changes and a refreshed concept
The Western Swiss newspaper 24 Heures reports personnel changes in its editorial department.
The French-speaking Swiss newspaper 24 Heures has announced a change in the editorial team. Danièle Pittet becomes
Editor-in-chief of the split edition Nord vaudois/Broye, Corinne Feuz manages
The Riviera/Chablais edition will now be held in Montreux. Laurent Caspary will
regional head of the Lausanne and region edition. Thierry Meyer and
Xavier Alonso are appointed as deputy editors-in-chief in the
central region. Meyer is currently with Le Temps, Alonso with the
Lausanne edition of 24 Heures. The former deputy
Editor-in-chief David Moginier will focus on the development of regional
issues of 24 Heures and Tribune de Genève.
The graphical representation and the concept of 24
Heures to increase readability. The information from
The Vaud region is published identically in each regional edition at the beginning of the
regional section. The specific local reports fill a
clearly separated section, which should be generously illustrated. In
In a third area, new articles from the other regions are
be found. 24 Heures is taking this step in response to clear criticism
from readers who are not entirely familiar with the regional editions.
(see Werbewoche No. 1/06).
Editor-in-chief of the split edition Nord vaudois/Broye, Corinne Feuz manages
The Riviera/Chablais edition will now be held in Montreux. Laurent Caspary will
regional head of the Lausanne and region edition. Thierry Meyer and
Xavier Alonso are appointed as deputy editors-in-chief in the
central region. Meyer is currently with Le Temps, Alonso with the
Lausanne edition of 24 Heures. The former deputy
Editor-in-chief David Moginier will focus on the development of regional
issues of 24 Heures and Tribune de Genève.
The graphical representation and the concept of 24
Heures to increase readability. The information from
The Vaud region is published identically in each regional edition at the beginning of the
regional section. The specific local reports fill a
clearly separated section, which should be generously illustrated. In
In a third area, new articles from the other regions are
be found. 24 Heures is taking this step in response to clear criticism
from readers who are not entirely familiar with the regional editions.
(see Werbewoche No. 1/06).
