“Migros Magazine” becomes “more insightful” – SBB separates from Swisscom
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Visit to French-speaking Switzerland: Christian Dürer (left), then president of the Blick Group, with Michel Jeanneret, editor-in-chief of Blick.ch/fr, in Lausanne in June 2021.
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Migros Magazine is now apolitical, as all topics must be related to the retailer – at least that is the new trend. The current issue includes the new head of communications and the former head of Blake Christian Dürer (Photo) Not only did he write the op-ed, he also interviewed Federal Chancellor Elisabeth Böhm Schneider. The question arises: Migros is under management Mario Arminger More than 150 employees were laid off this week Among them are many from “Migros Magazine”, and allows the supreme caller to realize himself? But perhaps this is just a sign that Migros Magazine should now become more “visionary”.
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