Blick parts ways with deputy editor-in-chief
Silvia Aeschbach, editor-in-chief at Blick, falls victim to the tabloid's cost-cutting program.
Silvia Aeschbach, editor-in-chief at Blick, is to fall victim to the savings program at the tabloid. Ringier confirmed a corresponding report by Kleinreport at the request of SDA. The media company announced at the end of November that 9.8 jobs would be cut at the Blick Group. The job cuts are part of a cost-cutting program. This affects 18 employees.
