Refresher and book supplement for the NZZ am Sonntag
Ahead of the coming weekend, the NZZ am Sonntag is introducing several new features to make the newspaper more appealing to readers. In addition to changes in the paper’s layout, the «Bücher am Sonntag» supplement will appear for the first time.
The NZZ am Sonntag is introducing a number of new features this coming weekend to make the newspaper more attractive to readers. In addition to changes to the paper's structure, the supplement "Bücher am Sonntag" will be published for the first time. According to the press release, NZZ am Sonntag will appear with a "lighter and more elegant basic font" as well as new additional elements designed to optimize reader guidance. The investment section in the business section has been completely redesigned. Also new is a page on "People and Medicine". The TV program is to be upgraded and the weather page improved. This will be supplemented with current traffic jam forecasts for motorists. As part of the expansion of the service elements, the cultural tips will also be expanded.
The "Bücher am Sonntag" (Books on Sunday) will be published for the first time this Sunday. This publication in tabloid format is intended to translate the tradition of Anglo-Saxon "Book Reviews" into German. The literary and non-fiction critics of NZZ am Sonntag, namely Manfred Papst, Gunhild Kübler, Andreas Isenschmid, Klara Obermüller and Pia Horlacher, will be featured here. New contributors such as Corina Caduff ("Literaturklub"), Charles Lewinsky, Urs Bitterli and Urs Altermatt also write for the supplement.
The "Bücher am Sonntag" (Books on Sunday) will be published for the first time this Sunday. This publication in tabloid format is intended to translate the tradition of Anglo-Saxon "Book Reviews" into German. The literary and non-fiction critics of NZZ am Sonntag, namely Manfred Papst, Gunhild Kübler, Andreas Isenschmid, Klara Obermüller and Pia Horlacher, will be featured here. New contributors such as Corina Caduff ("Literaturklub"), Charles Lewinsky, Urs Bitterli and Urs Altermatt also write for the supplement.
