Tink.ch

Tink.ch is a Swiss trilingual webzine launched in 2006. It is composed of articles produced by young people and aimed at youth. The publication is weekly for the French-speaking version and daily for the German-speaking version, and it covers varied subjects such as politics, festivals, and fashion. Around ten editorial offices are distributed across Switzerland: four in French-speaking Switzerland and about six in German-speaking Switzerland. The editors and photographers are volunteers from almost all Swiss cantons. The webzine exists in three languages — French, German, and Italian. However, articles in Romansh appear on special occasions such as the federal youth session. Since 2010, Tink.ch has released a paper magazine in German four times a year, each issue dealing with a particular topic. Esther Mamarbachi sponsors the webzine "because [she is] very sensitive to young people, their future, their ideas, their desires."

Tink.ch is a Swiss trilingual webzine launched in 2006. It is composed of articles produced by young people and aimed at youth. The publication is weekly for the French-speaking version and daily for the German-speaking version, and it covers varied subjects such as politics, festivals, and fashion. Around ten editorial offices are distributed across Switzerland: four in French-speaking Switzerland and about six in German-speaking Switzerland. The editors and photographers are volunteers from almost all Swiss cantons. The webzine exists in three languages — French, German, and Italian. However, articles in Romansh appear on special occasions such as the federal youth session. The Lausanne editorial office was created by Jonas Schneiter in early 2009 under the name quoique.ch before becoming Tink.ch Romandie. In October 2011, a second editorial office opened in Geneva under the direction of Juliette Ivanez. Afterwards, the site opened a third editorial office in Neuchâtel in January 2013, quickly followed by a fourth office in Fribourg in October 2013. Since 2010, Tink.ch has released a paper magazine in German four times a year, each issue dealing with a particular topic. Esther Mamarbachi sponsors the webzine "because [she is] very sensitive to young people, their future, their ideas, their desires."

• 2013

  Third editorial office opened in Neuchâtel in January; fourth office opened in Fribourg in October.

• 2011

  Second editorial office opened in Geneva under Juliette Ivanez.

• 2010

  Paper magazine in German launched, published four times a year.

• 2009

  Lausanne editorial office created by Jonas Schneiter under the name quoique.ch.

• 2006

  Tink.ch launched as a Swiss trilingual webzine.

A youth-oriented, volunteer-driven Swiss webzine in three national languages.

• Tink.ch webzine

  Trilingual webzine with weekly French and daily German versions.

• Tink.ch paper magazine

  German-language paper magazine published four times a year since 2010.

1. 1Tink.chfr.wikipedia.org
2. 2Tink.chwikidata.org