Another castling at SonntagsBlick
As of Monday, Marc Walder has been the editor-in-chief of the SonntagasBlick and has appointed Christian Dorer and Peter Röthlisberger as his deputy editors-in-chief. They have thus replaced Susanne Mühlemann.
Marc Walder has been editor-in-chief of SonntagasBlick since Monday and has appointed Christian Dorer and Peter Röthlisberger as his deputy editors-in-chief. They replace Susanne Mühlemann, who previously held this post. The 31-year-old Dorer is a graduate of the Ringier School of Journalism, worked for Blick in the business department from 2001 and then for SonntagsBlick as a parliamentary correspondent until today. Röthlisberger (39) studied history, was editor-in-chief and program director at TeleZüri, then head of domestic affairs at Weltwoche and until now head of economics at Schweizer Illustrierte. Mühlemann will continue to work for SonntagsBlick. As she told the news agency SDA, she will focus on writing in the political and economic areas. Walder is also bringing Kurt Felix on board. He has worked as a writer for Schweizer Illustrierte in the past; his exact future role will be defined in the coming weeks, as Ringier announced on Tuesday.
