Alexander Kissler joins the NZZ editorial team in Berlin
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung is continuing to expand its editorial team in Berlin: Starting August 1, Alexander Kissler, currently culture editor at the political magazine Cicero, will join the NZZ’s Berlin office. The expansion of the editorial team is directly linked to the NZZ’s growth in Germany.
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In his new role, Alexander Kissler will be responsible for the NZZ-readers from the German capital. "I am delighted that we have chosen Alexander Kissler for the NZZ we were able to win him over. He is one of the most interesting voices in German-language journalism and an enrichment for our office," says Marc Felix Serrao, Head of the Berlin office. NZZ-offices.
Alexander Kissler has been responsible for the culture department at Cicerothe monthly magazine for political culture from Berlin. His political column "Kisslers Konter" appears regularly on Cicero.de. In addition to regularly moderating discussion panels and book launches, he has written numerous non-fiction books. His new book "Die infantile Gesellschaft. Ways out of self-inflicted immaturity" will be published by HarperCollins in September.
In order to NZZ-In order to further develop and further differentiate its offering for the German market, the editorial office in Berlin has been expanded in recent years and the digital product portfolio has also been continuously expanded. Since March, for example, the weekly newsletter "Der andere Blick" from NZZEditor-in-chief Eric Gujer is freely accessible to German readers. The German morning and evening briefings have also been available in a separate version since March - with a special focus on German topics. According to the press release, these measures are having an effect: the NZZ is growing continuously and organically in Germany - particularly with product offerings in the digital sector. Since the beginning of 2019, the total number of subscribers in Germany has doubled to around 24,000.
