Company and Editorial Staff
Spiegel Online is run by Spiegel Online GmbH. Like manager-magazin.de and Quality Channel, this corporation is part of SPIEGELnet GmbH, which is a sister company of the publishing house. The editorial offices of Spiegel Online and Der Spiegel print magazine are separate operations, each with their own location, authors, and content, though a few articles continue to be shared in both media. Spiegel Online has a track record of profitability. Regular staff includes some eighty people in the Hamburg headquarters, complemented by freelancers, SPON's Berlin office, and bureaus in other German cities and abroad. The site also draws on input from a variety of news agencies, like AFP, AP, dpa and Reuters. Rüdiger Ditz has been serving as chief editor since 2008, first with co-chief Wolfgang Büchner, then as the sole person at the helm from 2009 to the present day (early 2013 at the time of writing).
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