The "Republik" is only self-sustaining
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 7:21 am
This seems to be the right moment for the "Republik" makers to forget yesterday's stupid chatter. In December, it was said that with 19,000 subscribers and an additional 2.2 million, the publication would be sustainably financed, would stand on a healthy basis and could look to the future with optimism.
But hey, new year, new month, new announcement. if it has 24,000 subscribers, she says on persoenlich.com . And not 19,000 plus 2.2 million. But that can only surprise someone who doesn't even japan rcs data know basic arithmetic. The "Republik" has an annual budget of around six million francs. If a subscription costs 240 francs, how many subscribers does it need? Er, scratch head, think, cough. Hmm, that seems to be 25,000.
And not 19,000. This number is only within the extended range of the truth. That is, if you consider a deviation of around a third to be acceptable. So what now? How many subscribers does the "Republik" need in order not to pull the plug on March 31? "The decisive goal for a successful future is 19,000 subscribers and 2.2 million by March 31," says editor-in-chief Christof Moser.
But hey, new year, new month, new announcement. if it has 24,000 subscribers, she says on persoenlich.com . And not 19,000 plus 2.2 million. But that can only surprise someone who doesn't even japan rcs data know basic arithmetic. The "Republik" has an annual budget of around six million francs. If a subscription costs 240 francs, how many subscribers does it need? Er, scratch head, think, cough. Hmm, that seems to be 25,000.
And not 19,000. This number is only within the extended range of the truth. That is, if you consider a deviation of around a third to be acceptable. So what now? How many subscribers does the "Republik" need in order not to pull the plug on March 31? "The decisive goal for a successful future is 19,000 subscribers and 2.2 million by March 31," says editor-in-chief Christof Moser.