content aspects of the Federal Council charter and with positioning swissinfo.ch as a leading nine-language news and information platform for both expatriate Swiss and an international audience with an interest in Switzerland. In November 2008, Schibli became the director of swissinfo.ch. The new editor-in-chief Christophe Giovannini served from November 2008 to February 2015. In 2013, swissinfo.ch welcomed Russian as 10th language of the information platform. In January 2016, Larissa M. Bieler (b. 1978) started as the editor-in-chief, where she remains to this day. Born in Chur, she studied German literature, economics, and political science. She worked as a freelance journalist, and from 2013 served as editor-in-chief of the Bündner Tagblatt (de). Today more than 100 persons from 14 nations are working for swissinfo.ch. Special features swissinfo.ch's themed dossiers offer a high-quality complement to its websites. Produced specifically for an international audience, these multimedia dossiers examine and present current issues in detail. There is also a special section for expatriate Swiss that gives information on forthcoming referendums and elections. swissinfo.ch is also active on different social media channels: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, etc. Services In addition to the websites, information can be called up from or downloaded to mobile devices. The headline service automatically updates computer desktop headlines from the swissinfo.ch homepages. Headlines can also be linked via live news feeds directly to other websites. In March 2017 swissinfo.ch launched a new app (for iOS and Android). See also Presence Switzerland References External links 1995 establishments in Switzerland Internet properties established in 1995 Swiss Broadcasting Corporation International broadcasters Multilingual websites