SP Switzerland has a new head of media
Andreas Käsermann, a 38-year-old private radio journalist, will become the new media director for the Swiss Socialist Party (SP).
The 38-year-old private radio journalist Andreas Käsermann is to become the new media officer of the SP Switzerland. He will take over from Claudine Godat in the fall, according to the party. Godat will join the SP government councillor for Fribourg, Erwin Jutzet, at the beginning of August. The 48-year-old will become his personal assistant. Her successor, Andreas Käsermann, has been working as a journalist since 1991. He initially worked as a freelancer for several newspapers, later as head of presentation at the local radio station extraBern and co-responsible for an internet portal. He also worked as an online editor and radio journalist for the SDA news agency.
Radio Zürisee takes over Käsermann's Bundeshaus-Radio Since 2002, Käsermann has been the owner and editor of Bundeshaus-Radio, the journalistic correspondence service for private radio stations in German-speaking Switzerland. Radio Zürisee AG is now taking over its operation. As a sound agency, Bundeshaus-Radio supplies most German-language local and regional radio stations. The station currently supplies 16 private radio stations and reaches a total of 1.6 million listeners every day. Radio Zürisee AG has announced that Bundeshaus-Radio will continue to operate as a subsidiary in its current form. The company is looking for an experienced radio journalist to manage the service in the future.
