Blick editor-in-chief Werner De Schepper resigns
Werner De Schepper is stepping down from his position as editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper effective immediately. Rolf Cavalli, his former deputy, will take over as interim editor-in-chief.
Werner De Schepper is stepping down from his position as Editor-in-Chief of the daily newspaper with immediate effect. Rolf Cavalli, his former deputy, will take over as editor-in-chief ad interim, Ringier announced on Wednesday evening. Werner De Schepper (41) has been Editor-in-Chief since February 1, 2003, during which time he has made a significant contribution to the further development of Switzerland's largest daily newspaper. After taking some time out, he will be working for Blick and SonntagsBlick as Editor-in-Chief Politics in the Federal Parliament office in Berne. No details are known about the circumstances of this change. His interim successor Rolf Cavalli (38) has a degree in history and has been with Blick for four years. He previously worked for SonntagsBlick, among others.
