A disclaimer in advance: Martin Kotynek was once an editor at South German newspaper. Then he was at Stanford University, and then deputy editor at Time On-line. A steep career. At just 34, he became editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper default in his hometown Vienna. Now, six years later, he’s leaving again. And he emphasizes again and again on the phone that this is happening in good agreement with the editors default-Founder Oscar Bronner and his son and managing director, Alexander Mitteräcker. You part as friends.
Austria: “Standard” and editor-in-chief Kotynek surprisingly part ways – media
