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Media & Press: The new issue of *Schweizer Journalist* is coming out a week late.
Media press The new Schweizer Journalist magazine is published a week late and was launched on November 25.
expected. It is not so much the 99 best Swiss
Journalists selected by an illustrious jury.
Rather, we are looking forward to the topics on our own behalf. Now
the journalist's journal from Salzburg is late.
Medienfachverlag Oberauer by more than a week. Publisher Johann
On the one hand, Oberauer is fascinated by the Swiss precision in
time, however, protects a number of quite plausible reasons for the
reasons for being late. First of all, there is the great acceptance
of the project in the advertising sector with the readers and with the
and employees. "I would never have expected such a large
enthusiasm," enthuses Oberauer, whose project in the
Switzerland had been received "with great goodwill". This had
naturally had an impact. For example, the scope of the 76-page
magazine to over 130 pages. 16 pages special
are dedicated to weblogs and the phenomenon of citizen journalism, a further 16
sides of the interview technique, i.e. the craft. "And we wanted to make
publisher Michael Ringier in the magazine to mark the current occasion," says
Oberauer. But that's not all. Just as the BZ Prize for
local journalism, the paper provides the list of award winners.
Award winner and interview with the first winner.
expected. It is not so much the 99 best Swiss
Journalists selected by an illustrious jury.
Rather, we are looking forward to the topics on our own behalf. Now
the journalist's journal from Salzburg is late.
Medienfachverlag Oberauer by more than a week. Publisher Johann
On the one hand, Oberauer is fascinated by the Swiss precision in
time, however, protects a number of quite plausible reasons for the
reasons for being late. First of all, there is the great acceptance
of the project in the advertising sector with the readers and with the
and employees. "I would never have expected such a large
enthusiasm," enthuses Oberauer, whose project in the
Switzerland had been received "with great goodwill". This had
naturally had an impact. For example, the scope of the 76-page
magazine to over 130 pages. 16 pages special
are dedicated to weblogs and the phenomenon of citizen journalism, a further 16
sides of the interview technique, i.e. the craft. "And we wanted to make
publisher Michael Ringier in the magazine to mark the current occasion," says
Oberauer. But that's not all. Just as the BZ Prize for
local journalism, the paper provides the list of award winners.
Award winner and interview with the first winner.
Oberauer does not see his lateness as a catastrophe: "I
I promise, the result will excuse the delay." After all
the small team around the busy publisher had only three
months to prepare the new title. But it seems
nature of the publisher to jump in at the deep end and then to
see if there is land to be gained. "It needs a good project and the
right people, the timing is secondary," he says, referring to his
media titles in Austria and Germany and adds:
"Forget market research." From December 5, the Swiss
Journalist will be available.
René Worni
