30 years of Klartext - Personnel changes
The media magazine Klartext is celebrating its 30th anniversary in October. Editor-in-Chief Nick Lüthi will step down from his editorial leadership role after the anniversary to focus on further developing the magazine’s online presence.
Nick Lüthi will step down as editor-in-chief of the media magazine Klartext at the end of October 2010. He took over as editor-in-chief on November 1, 2007. The media magazine's Board of Trustees will decide on a replacement in the course of the year.
During his three-year tenure, Lüthi sharpened the profile of Switzerland's oldest media magazine and gave the publication a contemporary look, the Foundation Board writes in a press release. He was also responsible for the comprehensive redesign of the Klartext.ch website. Following his resignation as Editor-in-Chief, Nick Lüthi will remain with Klartext with a mandate: he will drive forward the further development of the website. He will also be teaching online journalism to prospective journalists at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW).
Klartext celebrates its 30th anniversary in October. Issue no. 5/2010 will be published as a special edition to mark the anniversary. For three decades, Klartext has been commenting on and analyzing the revolutionary changes in the media landscape and providing space for debate.
During his three-year tenure, Lüthi sharpened the profile of Switzerland's oldest media magazine and gave the publication a contemporary look, the Foundation Board writes in a press release. He was also responsible for the comprehensive redesign of the Klartext.ch website. Following his resignation as Editor-in-Chief, Nick Lüthi will remain with Klartext with a mandate: he will drive forward the further development of the website. He will also be teaching online journalism to prospective journalists at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW).
Klartext celebrates its 30th anniversary in October. Issue no. 5/2010 will be published as a special edition to mark the anniversary. For three decades, Klartext has been commenting on and analyzing the revolutionary changes in the media landscape and providing space for debate.
