L'Hebdo: planned relaunch and strengthened editorial team
The French-Swiss magazine L'Hebdo has announced a relaunch and is expanding its editorial team. Editor-in-Chief Alain Jeannet will now be supported not only by his former deputy, Mario Sasso, but also by Olivier Toublan.
The French-speaking Swiss magazine L'Hebdo is announcing a relaunch and is strengthening its editorial team. Editor-in-chief Alain Jeannet will be joined by Olivier Toublan, in addition to his former deputy Mario Sasso. The latter was editor-in-chief of Bilan in French-speaking Switzerland before developing projects for the Edipresse publishing house in Asia. The planned relaunch is to take place during the first half of 2008, according to a press release from the Ringier title. The editorial team has already introduced the new "Finance" section. It comprises four pages and is headed by Geneviève Brunet.
According to the new Wemf figures, the weekly magazine L'Hebdo has a paid circulation of 48,451 copies and a readership of 226,000.
According to the new Wemf figures, the weekly magazine L'Hebdo has a paid circulation of 48,451 copies and a readership of 226,000.
