The Grenzland Zeitung is back
About a year ago, the Grenzland Zeitung ceased publication. Founder Ulrich Glausen has moved past the newspaper’s acquisition by a southern German publishing house and is making a comeback with the Neue Grenzland Zeitung.
The Grenzland Zeitung was discontinued about a year ago. Founder Ulrich Glausen has shrugged off the newspaper's takeover by a southern German publisher and is returning with Neue Grenzland Zeitung, according to a statement Wednesday. At the heart of the Neuegrenzlandzeitung.com media platform is the online service, which is accessible free of charge. All news, pictures, commentaries, events and other offers are constantly updated and represent the borderland, consisting of Schaffhausen, Rafzerfeld, Klettgau, Jestetter-Zipfel and Hohentengen, on the web. The Neue Grenzland Zeitung does not exist as a classic newspaper. The so-called print edition is the printed website of Neuegrenzlandzeitung.com. The print edition is published every second Friday with a circulation of 35,000 copies. From November 2008 a weekly edition is planned.
The New Borderland Newspaper launches on June 23, 2008.
The New Borderland Newspaper launches on June 23, 2008.
