Editor-in-chief leaves Berner Oberländer at the end of the year
Editor-in-Chief Bruno Stüdle will step down as head of the daily newspaper Berner Oberländer at the end of the year. The man in his mid-50s says he wants to take on a new challenge in the final decade of his career.
Stüdle, who has also led bike tours for many years, is turning his hobby into a profession, as he said on Friday when asked. Stüdle has been working for the Berner Oberländer since 2001 and took over as editor-in-chief around four years ago, as the newspaper writes in its Friday edition.Stüdle began his journalistic career with a stage at the Thuner Tagblatt. He later worked as an editor and producer for Berner Bär and 20 Minuten, among others. (SDA)
