Bund and Tagi in the Federal Palace
The Bund and the Tages-Anzeiger have merged their Federal Palace newsrooms. The aim is to chart a new course for the pièce de résistance of the political daily—domestic politics.
The Bund and the Tages-Anzeiger have merged their editorial offices. This is a new approach to the pièce de résistance of the political daily newspaper, domestic politics, writes the Bund on Friday. Since September 1, a joint team from the Bund and Tages-Anzeiger has been reflecting and commenting on federal politics for both papers.
The Tamedia Board of Directors has opted for this solution. The aim is for the editorial office of the Federal Parliament, which runs under the wing of the Bund in Berne, and the domestic editorial office of the Tages-Anzeiger in Zurich, together with the regional correspondents, to produce domestic pages that are able to interest a readership throughout German-speaking Switzerland beyond the respective core area, the Bund continues.
Patrick Feuz, previously Head of the Domestic Department at the Bund, is the head of the new editorial team. His team, not yet complete, includes Verena Vonarburg and Daniel Friedli - previously Tagi - as well as Markus Brotschi and Christian von Burg - previously Bund.
The Tamedia Board of Directors has opted for this solution. The aim is for the editorial office of the Federal Parliament, which runs under the wing of the Bund in Berne, and the domestic editorial office of the Tages-Anzeiger in Zurich, together with the regional correspondents, to produce domestic pages that are able to interest a readership throughout German-speaking Switzerland beyond the respective core area, the Bund continues.
Patrick Feuz, previously Head of the Domestic Department at the Bund, is the head of the new editorial team. His team, not yet complete, includes Verena Vonarburg and Daniel Friedli - previously Tagi - as well as Markus Brotschi and Christian von Burg - previously Bund.
