Emotions that last
“Krone” headline book: spectacular stories
The Kronen Zeitung's "Schlagzeilen Buch 2024" is more than just a review of the year - it is a collection of the most moving stories that have shaped Austria over the past twelve months. "Krone" chief reporter Christoph Matzl explains what makes a headline unforgettable and why honesty in reporting is so important.
In collaboration with "Krone" head of the local editorial department Christoph Budin, Christoph Matzl is publishing the 33rd edition of the Kronen Zeitung's "Headline Book" this year. "It's a summary of everything our colleagues have reported on throughout the year," he explains in the interview.
"A good headline moves, excites or surprises," says Matzl. Whether political turning points, dramatic rescues or animal happy endings - the range of topics is huge. "There are headlines that give you the feeling that something is changing for the better. But even small stories, such as animals returning to their owners, can be moving."
Matzl also emphasizes the importance of openness: "Whether it's politics, society or sport - openness and honesty win more than they lose. The more authentic the people being reported on, the greater the trust." The "headline book" is a reflection of society and contemporary history.
"Krone" headline book 2024
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A year of turning points
2024 - a year that shook the country and the world with fateful moments. From the death of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny in Russian prison, the loss of Richard Lugner, one of the most polarizing figures in Austrian public life, to the political earthquake: Donald Trump becomes president of the USA again - a surprise that made international waves.
But the year was not only characterized by strokes of fate, war and political earthquakes. There were also moments of joy and surprises that brightened up the year: Among other things, the ÖFB boys' EURO trip, which sent the whole of Austria back into soccer fever, and Austria's superstar Valentin Bontus winning the gold medal at the Olympic Games. And many more stories.
These moments that amazed us away from the big headlines should not be missed in a year full of crises. And it's stories like these that are also featured in this yearbook - the ones that we don't immediately expect, but that stay with us nonetheless.
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