New domestic correspondents at SRF
Swiss Radio and Television (SRF) is filling two new positions for television correspondents. Nicole Frank will be reporting from Central Switzerland from 2012, while Stephan Rathgeb will be on duty in the cantons of Zurich and Schaffhausen from next May.
Nicole Frank has been working as a journalist for Swiss Radio DRS for more than ten years. This was announced by SRF on Tuesday. Frank was on assignment for 7 years as a reporter in Central Switzerland. She was also involved in setting up the information channel DRS 4 News. Since July 2009, she has hosted the early morning show "Heute Morgen".
Stephan Rathgeb worked as a freelance journalist for various print media. In between, he trained as a secondary school teacher at the Zurich University of Education, was Gunther von Hagen's press spokesman for his anatomy show "Body Worlds" and an independent entrepreneur of a doughnut bakery. After a stint in the editorial departments of 10 vor 10 and Eco, Rathgeb will take up the post of correspondent in Zurich on March 1. He takes over from Jonas Projer, who becomes the new correspondent in Brussels.
Stephan Rathgeb worked as a freelance journalist for various print media. In between, he trained as a secondary school teacher at the Zurich University of Education, was Gunther von Hagen's press spokesman for his anatomy show "Body Worlds" and an independent entrepreneur of a doughnut bakery. After a stint in the editorial departments of 10 vor 10 and Eco, Rathgeb will take up the post of correspondent in Zurich on March 1. He takes over from Jonas Projer, who becomes the new correspondent in Brussels.
