Jungfrau Zeitung gets new editor-in-chief ad interim
New leadership change at the Jungfrau Zeitung: Samuel Günter, who has served as editor-in-chief since September 1, 2006, is handing over his position to Annette Marti. Günter will be responsible for building up the news desk at Mikrozeitung.
New castling at the Jungfrau Zeitung: Samuel Günter, Editor-in-Chief since September 1, 2006, is handing over his post to Annette Marti. According to a press release, Günter has implemented many changes during his time as editor-in-chief. These include the permanent news flow on www.jungfrau-zeitung.ch, a new head of photography, the relaunch of the 7 Tage magazine, the founding of Marktpklatz and web TV. As a final step, Samuel Günter wants to introduce a service editorial team. This involves the operational separation of writing and editing editors. Günter now wants to set up this editorial team himself and is therefore relinquishing the position of editor-in-chief. Annette Marti, who has been on board since the launch of the Mikrozeitung in October 2000, will take over as editor-in-chief ad interim. According to a press release from the publisher Gossweiler Media, the aim is to fill the position of editor-in-chief with an external person by fall 2007.
