Succession to the editor-in-chief of the Tages-Anzeiger still uncertain
The successor to Tages-Anzeiger editor-in-chief Peter Hartmeier is still uncertain. Res Strehle, Hartmeier's deputy, is considered a possible candidate. Other decisions, such as a solution for the Bund and an imminent round of talks, are also pending.
Changes have been on the horizon at Tamedia for some time. In November last year, it was announced that Editor-in-Chief Peter Hartmeier would be handing over the reins in 2009. As the owner of the Espace Media Group (Bund and Berner Zeitung), Tamedia must find a solution for the loss-making Bund. In addition, Tamedia spokesman Christoph Zimmer does not rule out cost reductions and job cuts, as he confirmed to Sonntag.
The Tamedia management has not yet made its decisions. The successor to Peter Hartmeier is still uncertain. Hartmeier's deputy Res Strehle is considered a candidate. Markus Eisenhut, the current co-editor-in-chief of the Berner Zeitung, is also being discussed, according to Sonntag. Tamedia's management is also not yet making any concrete statements about job cuts. Their decisions will be announced by next summer.
The Tamedia management has not yet made its decisions. The successor to Peter Hartmeier is still uncertain. Hartmeier's deputy Res Strehle is considered a candidate. Markus Eisenhut, the current co-editor-in-chief of the Berner Zeitung, is also being discussed, according to Sonntag. Tamedia's management is also not yet making any concrete statements about job cuts. Their decisions will be announced by next summer.
