Bruno Habegger is the new head of Anthrazit
The Swiss cross-media publication Anthrazit has a new editorial director. Since the current issue, journalist Bruno Habegger has officially taken over the position previously held by Matthias Zehnder, the current Coop editor-in-chief.
The Swiss cross-media publication Anthrazit has a new editorial director. Since the current issue, journalist Bruno Habegger has officially taken over the position previously held by Matthias Zehnder, the current Coop editor-in-chief. Bruno Habegger already has many years of media experience as an IT journalist. He has worked for Schweizer Familie, NZZ and Facts, among others. He acquired his online skills at the specialist magazine PCtipp and in the founding team of the news portal of the former The Blue Window (now Bluewin).
The March issue of Anthrazit, which was published on March 8, bears his signature for the first time. "My aim is to further develop the strengths of the magazine - namely to be easy to understand and to give less experienced readers access to the digital world," Habegger said in a press release on Tuesday. In future, Anthrazit will be consistently expanded into a cross-media publication, he continued.
In addition, the magazine, which aims to make the Internet, digital life and the mobile world more understandable, will have a new layout from the current issue. It was developed by Lucerne-based art director Regula Fritz. Publisher Christian Schwengeler and Editor-in-Chief Christian Habegger wanted it to look fresher, airier, more modern and more reader-friendly.
The March issue of Anthrazit, which was published on March 8, bears his signature for the first time. "My aim is to further develop the strengths of the magazine - namely to be easy to understand and to give less experienced readers access to the digital world," Habegger said in a press release on Tuesday. In future, Anthrazit will be consistently expanded into a cross-media publication, he continued.
In addition, the magazine, which aims to make the Internet, digital life and the mobile world more understandable, will have a new layout from the current issue. It was developed by Lucerne-based art director Regula Fritz. Publisher Christian Schwengeler and Editor-in-Chief Christian Habegger wanted it to look fresher, airier, more modern and more reader-friendly.
