It was a strange picture. The St. Galler Tagblatt AG had invited personalities from politics and business to the launch of its new weekly newspaper "A", who were able to watch the printing rollers in fascination and receive a copy that was still warm. The new publication was to be celebrated in a really festive way. But the guests' attention quickly wandered away. Because while they were proudly serving snacks, the breaking news came that Blocher was buying the Zehnder publishing house in Wil (persoenlich.com reported) . explosive power than "A", which actually only replaced the previous "Anzeiger" and was distributed a little more widely.
The "Anzeiger" had not been functioning belarus rcs data properly for a long time, "A" is nothing new, but simply the Tagblatt's attempt to publish a more successful weekly publication - primarily by trying to boost circulation. The fact that the Zehnder story stole the show from the new newspaper is also due to the fact that there was nothing electrifying in the first "A". In all seriousness, the editors presented us with a whole page including pros and cons on the subject of "Underpants under swimming trunks?", a debate that was exhaustively conducted throughout Switzerland before the summer holidays. Nothing against light fare. But after the exuberant announcement of the new paper, expectations were somewhat higher.