Editor-in-chief of the Thuner Tagblatt also takes over the Berner Oberländer
Starting in January 2016, the *Berner Oberländer* and the *Thuner Tagblatt* will be led by Stefan Geissbühler. The 45-year-old will take over as editor-in-chief of the *Berner Oberländer* from Bruno Stüdle, who had already announced his resignation last summer.
With this step, the tradition of a joint editorial team, which already existed under René E. Gygax, will be resumed. Geissbühler will be supported by the previous deputy editors-in-chief Roland Drenkelforth and Alex Karlen.
Stefan Geissbühler has been Editor-in-Chief of the Thuner Tagblatt, which cooperates closely with the Berner Oberländer and the BZ Berner Zeitung, since 2011. The lawyer joined the BZ Berner Zeitung as an editorial employee while still a student, and from 2006 to 2011 he was head of news, editor and reporter for the title and also hosted the TV discussion program BZ Talk.
