Change in the editorial team of Matin Dimanche
Michel Danthe, editor-in-chief of *Matin Dimanche*, announced today, Friday, his decision to step down from his current position. He will be succeeded by Ariane Dayer, the current editor-in-chief of the sister publication *Le Matin*.
After six years at Matin Dimanche, Michel Danthe will be leaving his post on March 31, 2010. Edipresse writes this in a media communiqué. Danthe started out at La Suisse and then worked in various editorial offices, including the Journal de Genève and the Nouveau Quotidien. When he arrived at Edipresse, he was still in charge of the daily free newspaper project, which was later launched under the title Matin Bleu.
Ariane Dayer has worked as editor-in-chief at Le Matin since September 2008. After joining the editorial team at La Suisse and L'Hebdo, Dayer became editor-in-chief at L'Hebdo and Saturne. Between 1993 and 2006, she then worked at Matin Dimanche until 2007.
Ariane Dayer has worked as editor-in-chief at Le Matin since September 2008. After joining the editorial team at La Suisse and L'Hebdo, Dayer became editor-in-chief at L'Hebdo and Saturne. Between 1993 and 2006, she then worked at Matin Dimanche until 2007.
