The Neue Zürcher Zeitung appears in a new guise
The NZZ wants a bit more of everything: more order, more content and more culture. To achieve this, it is improving its reader guidance, designing a new front page and expanding its range of content.
The NZZ wants a bit more of everything: more order, more content and more culture. To achieve this, it is improving its reader guidance, designing a new front page and expanding its range of content.
More order The redesigned front page will in future cover more current topics from domestic politics, business, culture, science and sport, as the NZZ explained in a press release. On the page information bar, the most frequently requested pages with a service or section character will be specially marked. The revised "NZZ kompakt" page offers readers a quick overview of current events and the content of the issue. An alphabetical page overview of all the companies covered in the Wirtschafts-Bund will also serve to guide readers better in future.
More content The various focus pages and permanent supplements of the NZZ will also be reorganized thematically and structured more clearly. In future, these will appear daily as a separate bundle. The exception is the Monday edition, which is reserved for the non-weekly supplements such as "Bildung und Erziehung", "Studium und Karriere" and now "Architektur und Design", the special supplements and once a month the magazine "NZZ Folio". The new "Mobil - Digital" supplement will appear on Tuesdays, with topics relating to the application-oriented aspects of mobility, followed by the usual "Research and Technology" supplement on Wednesdays and a redesigned "Travel and Leisure" supplement on Thursdays. On Fridays, there will be a "Dossier" section with a focus on social, political or cultural issues.
More culture There is a new daily "Zurich Culture" page with short tips on cultural events. The new feature film page will appear on Thursdays. The magazine "Z - Die schönen Seiten" will in future be included with the Saturday edition ten times a year. Finally, the NZZ will publish three pages of readers' letters per week instead of two. The journalistic offering will be supplemented by the Friday edition of "NZZ Domizil" for real estate advertisements and the Saturday edition of "NZZ executive" for executive jobs.
More order The redesigned front page will in future cover more current topics from domestic politics, business, culture, science and sport, as the NZZ explained in a press release. On the page information bar, the most frequently requested pages with a service or section character will be specially marked. The revised "NZZ kompakt" page offers readers a quick overview of current events and the content of the issue. An alphabetical page overview of all the companies covered in the Wirtschafts-Bund will also serve to guide readers better in future.
More content The various focus pages and permanent supplements of the NZZ will also be reorganized thematically and structured more clearly. In future, these will appear daily as a separate bundle. The exception is the Monday edition, which is reserved for the non-weekly supplements such as "Bildung und Erziehung", "Studium und Karriere" and now "Architektur und Design", the special supplements and once a month the magazine "NZZ Folio". The new "Mobil - Digital" supplement will appear on Tuesdays, with topics relating to the application-oriented aspects of mobility, followed by the usual "Research and Technology" supplement on Wednesdays and a redesigned "Travel and Leisure" supplement on Thursdays. On Fridays, there will be a "Dossier" section with a focus on social, political or cultural issues.
More culture There is a new daily "Zurich Culture" page with short tips on cultural events. The new feature film page will appear on Thursdays. The magazine "Z - Die schönen Seiten" will in future be included with the Saturday edition ten times a year. Finally, the NZZ will publish three pages of readers' letters per week instead of two. The journalistic offering will be supplemented by the Friday edition of "NZZ Domizil" for real estate advertisements and the Saturday edition of "NZZ executive" for executive jobs.
