Foreign countries show interest in the Jungfrau Zeitung business model
The Jungfrau Zeitung's business model is attracting widespread interest. Its publisher Urs Gossweiler presented his media company's strategy for localization and multimedia at the IFRA Expo in Amsterdam and followed an invitation from the BBC to London. There, he was shown the BBC's huge newsroom by News boss Peter Horrocks.
The Jungfrau Zeitung's business model is attracting widespread interest. Its publisher Urs Gossweiler presented his media company's strategy for localization and multimedia at the IFRA Expo in Amsterdam and followed an invitation from the BBC to London. There, he was shown the BBC's huge newsroom by News boss Peter Horrocks.
The focus on local content with simultaneous multimedia processing and distribution has also attracted interest from Amsterdam-based newspaper publishers from different cultural and economic regions, Gossweiler Media said in a press release. Newspaper publishers from Canada, Indonesia, India, Kuwait, Germany and Belgium also showed interest in its model, according to Gossweiler.
Jungrau Zeitung was the first media company in Switzerland to introduce Web TV. This resulted in the collaboration with Pro Sieben Schweiz. For several months, Gossweiler has been producing the cooking show Funky Kitchen for the private station's Swiss window.
The focus on local content with simultaneous multimedia processing and distribution has also attracted interest from Amsterdam-based newspaper publishers from different cultural and economic regions, Gossweiler Media said in a press release. Newspaper publishers from Canada, Indonesia, India, Kuwait, Germany and Belgium also showed interest in its model, according to Gossweiler.
Jungrau Zeitung was the first media company in Switzerland to introduce Web TV. This resulted in the collaboration with Pro Sieben Schweiz. For several months, Gossweiler has been producing the cooking show Funky Kitchen for the private station's Swiss window.
Peter Horrocks, Head of News at the BBC in London, shows Urs Gossweiler his newsroom.
