Innsbruck informs
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| description | Official newsletter |
| Frequency of publication | per month |
| Sold edition | 75,000 copies |
| editor | State capital Innsbruck |
| Web link | www.ibkinfo.at |
Innsbruck informed is the official organ of the Innsbruck city council, which has been published by the city of Innsbruck since 1934. The publication appears monthly and is delivered to households in the municipality free of charge. The focus of the reporting is on the headings of Innsbruck as a living space, politics and city administration, city life, Innsbruck congratulates, city hall announcements and city history. The circulation is 75,000 pieces (as of January 2016).
history
For the first four decades - from the first edition on December 15, 1934 to the end of 1975 - the communication appeared under the title Official Journal . From 1940 to 1946 the official journal was closed. From April 1951 it was noted on the front page that the sheet was available from the town hall porter for 1.50 schillings. An annual subscription cost 14 schillings at that time.
In 1976 the name was changed to Innsbruck - the official bulletin of the state capital . From then on, the newspaper was sent to households in Innsbruck by post free of charge. In 1980 the name was changed in Innsbruck City News . From January 1992 the city news appeared in a new design. In January 1994 they were discontinued in accordance with a municipal council resolution of November 1993.
The (second) reintroduction took place in September 1995 with a new design and under a new name: From 1997, Innsbruck was informed with a circulation of 108,088 copies also sent to households in the Innsbruck area. Since September 2010, after a relaunch , Innsbruck has been published with a circulation of 75,000 and goes to all households in the Innsbruck city area.
The editors-in-chief of the official journal of the state capital Innsbruck: Dr. Willy Rumer (1934–1940), Ludwig Steiner (1947 - July 1948), Dr. Karl Schadelbauer (August 1948 - February 1968), Paul Gruber (March 1968 - April 1986), Albert Eizinger (May 1986 - April 1996), Wolfgang Weger (May 1996 - April 2011), Mag.a Elisabeth Rammer (May 2011 - December 2012), Mag. Christof Mergl (January 2013 - February 2014), Mag.a Miriam Sulaiman, MA (since March 2014).
Innsbruck informs - website
Since 2010 Innsbruck has also been reporting online about current events in the city. Detailed background information as well as dossiers on new major projects supplement news about, in and around Innsbruck. In addition, all editions of the municipal information newspaper that have appeared since 1934 can be accessed in digitized form in the magazine archive area. The service area of the website includes the citizen service, current emergency services, the Innsbruck club portal as well as citizen reports. A calendar of events and tips on city life and leisure round off the online presence of the newspaper.
In addition, Innsbruck has been represented in the social networks Twitter , Facebook and Instagram since September 2013 and May 2016 .