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Ringier Removes 14 Positions in French-Speaking Switzerland

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The editor of the Blick and "L Illustrated" announced this Wednesday the abolition of 14 posts in French-speaking Switzerland, including six journalistsRingier Media Switzerland reducing the wing. Owner of the Blick Romandie, L Illustrated or SME Magazine, the publisher announces that he will remove fourteen posts, including six journalists. "In the future, the editors of French-speaking Switzerland and German Switzerland will collaborate even m…

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The editor of the Blick and "L Illustrated" announced this Wednesday the abolition of 14 posts in French-speaking Switzerland, including six journalistsRingier Media Switzerland reducing the wing. Owner of the Blick Romandie, L Illustrated or SME Magazine, the publisher announces that he will remove fourteen posts, including six journalists. "In the future, the editors of French-speaking Switzerland and German Switzerland will collaborate even m…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Ringier Media Switzerland adapts the organisation at the Lausanne site. In the future, the editors from Western and German Switzerland will work even more closely together. RMS Romandie will reduce 14 jobs in the course of the realignment.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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The media group Ringier is breaking down 14 jobs in Lausanne, including six journalists' posts. The reason for this is the drop in print and advertising revenues.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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The editor Ringier ("Blick", "L'illustre") will remove 14 posts in French-speaking Switzerland as part of the "adaptation of his organisation on his site in Lausanne", he announced on Wednesday. He intends to "strengthen collaboration" with his German titles by "more based on common technologies and infrastructures".

·Geneva, Switzerland
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The media house is decommissioning at the Lausanne site and six of the affected agencies are editorial. Thierry Vial, editor-in-chief of the business magazine PME, also leaves the company. His successor is still open.

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persoenlich.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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