Tamedia takes over Presse Publicité completely
As of January 1, 2006, Tamedia has been the sole owner of Presse Publicité, which was originally founded as a 50-50 joint venture with the HandelsZeitung publishing group.
As of January 1, 2006, Tamedia is the
sole owner of Presse Publicité. The company was
originally as a 50:50 joint venture between the Zurich-based company
and the HandelsZeitung publishing group and regulated the
Advertising sales for the respective products. The reorganization is
in connection with Tamedia's expansion into French-speaking Switzerland:
On the occasion of the launch of 20 Minutes in spring 2006, a
own publishing organization in Geneva and Lausanne. The five
Employees who work mainly for Tamedia titles
will continue to be the customers of Tages-Anzeiger,
SonntagsZeitung, Annabelle, Facts, Schweizer Familie and TVtäglich
to be in charge. Similarly, the employees previously working for the HandelsZeitung
three employees responsible for the Geneva editorial office of the
Business magazines PME Magazine and Private Banking and form
together to form a new publishing unit of HandelsZeitung in French-speaking Switzerland:
"I am looking forward to our small publishing house," said
Handelszeitung publisher Ralph Büchi told Werbewoche. In addition
are also playing dreams of the future. Together with Le Temps
further special issues of the PME Magazine are planned and the previously
The monthly magazine Private Banking, which is published three times a year
be expanded. The marketing and advertising management for the PME
magazines, the HandelsZeitung, Stocks and all monthly magazines
The former managing director of the press agency in French-speaking Switzerland
Publicité, Elisabeth Demidoff. The editorial management is
will remain with François Schaller. The headquarters of this publishing unit will remain
in Geneva.
sole owner of Presse Publicité. The company was
originally as a 50:50 joint venture between the Zurich-based company
and the HandelsZeitung publishing group and regulated the
Advertising sales for the respective products. The reorganization is
in connection with Tamedia's expansion into French-speaking Switzerland:
On the occasion of the launch of 20 Minutes in spring 2006, a
own publishing organization in Geneva and Lausanne. The five
Employees who work mainly for Tamedia titles
will continue to be the customers of Tages-Anzeiger,
SonntagsZeitung, Annabelle, Facts, Schweizer Familie and TVtäglich
to be in charge. Similarly, the employees previously working for the HandelsZeitung
three employees responsible for the Geneva editorial office of the
Business magazines PME Magazine and Private Banking and form
together to form a new publishing unit of HandelsZeitung in French-speaking Switzerland:
"I am looking forward to our small publishing house," said
Handelszeitung publisher Ralph Büchi told Werbewoche. In addition
are also playing dreams of the future. Together with Le Temps
further special issues of the PME Magazine are planned and the previously
The monthly magazine Private Banking, which is published three times a year
be expanded. The marketing and advertising management for the PME
magazines, the HandelsZeitung, Stocks and all monthly magazines
The former managing director of the press agency in French-speaking Switzerland
Publicité, Elisabeth Demidoff. The editorial management is
will remain with François Schaller. The headquarters of this publishing unit will remain
in Geneva.
