Markus Eisenhut joins the editorial team of the Berner Zeitung
Telebärn and Radio Extra Bern will be moving to the Berner Zeitung.
Effective May 1, 2006, Markus Eisenhut will become
second editor-in-chief of the Berner Zeitung. He will lead the paper together with
with Michael Hug, whose appointment as of January 1, 2006 has already been
communicated last week. The 43-year-old Markus Eisenhut currently heads Tamedia's
Launch of 20 Minuten in French-speaking Switzerland. He was previously a senior
function in Hungary and Romania for the Vorarlberg media company.
His career has also included the post of the
Head of sports at Blick/Sonntagsblick, head of news at the
Sonntagszeitung and editor-in-chief of the commuter newspaper 20 Minuten.
The
Dual leadership for the Berner Zeitung establishes the Espace publishing house
Media with additional organizational and conceptual
Challenges associated with planned multimedia activities.
Espace Media wants to take over the editorial departments of Telebärn and Radio Extra.
Bern, which will become Capital FM in January, at the current location of Berner
Zeitung and Espace.ch to move together. There, after the departure of the
printing operation into its own printing center space available, as
Company spokesman Christopher Wehrli told Advertising Week.
"We want to strengthen the cooperation between the editorial offices and
Exploit synergies more, for example in local news." The
Project to be completed in approximately one and a half to two years. To
The new BZ editor-in-chief will also be responsible for coordinating the
with the other editorial teams include. Michael Hug and Markus Eisenhut
will, however, allocate the roles independently and according to their own
Design discretion.
second editor-in-chief of the Berner Zeitung. He will lead the paper together with
with Michael Hug, whose appointment as of January 1, 2006 has already been
communicated last week. The 43-year-old Markus Eisenhut currently heads Tamedia's
Launch of 20 Minuten in French-speaking Switzerland. He was previously a senior
function in Hungary and Romania for the Vorarlberg media company.
His career has also included the post of the
Head of sports at Blick/Sonntagsblick, head of news at the
Sonntagszeitung and editor-in-chief of the commuter newspaper 20 Minuten.
The
Dual leadership for the Berner Zeitung establishes the Espace publishing house
Media with additional organizational and conceptual
Challenges associated with planned multimedia activities.
Espace Media wants to take over the editorial departments of Telebärn and Radio Extra.
Bern, which will become Capital FM in January, at the current location of Berner
Zeitung and Espace.ch to move together. There, after the departure of the
printing operation into its own printing center space available, as
Company spokesman Christopher Wehrli told Advertising Week.
"We want to strengthen the cooperation between the editorial offices and
Exploit synergies more, for example in local news." The
Project to be completed in approximately one and a half to two years. To
The new BZ editor-in-chief will also be responsible for coordinating the
with the other editorial teams include. Michael Hug and Markus Eisenhut
will, however, allocate the roles independently and according to their own
Design discretion.
