Press TV: New broadcasting slots bring good ratings
Presse TV's programs, which have been airing in new time slots on SF1 and SF Zwei since the beginning of the year, are attracting strong viewership. The company views the shift from a biweekly to a weekly broadcast schedule as particularly positive.
The programs of the publisher's television Presse TV, which have been broadcast in new slots on SF1 and SF Zwei since the beginning of the year, are attracting good viewer numbers. This was announced on Wednesday by the joint venture between NZZ, Ringier, Basler Zeitung and Springer Schweiz. PTV Managing Director Fibo Deutsch is particularly positive about the change from a fortnightly to a weekly broadcasting rhythm. However, the good figures have been achieved not least due to the fact that the viewing figures for repeats on SF Info have also risen steadily.
The individual programs are now no longer "crowded together in a ghetto on Saturday and Sunday evenings on SF Zwei" and hopelessly out-competed by blockbusters on Sundays, but are now precisely tailored to the target audience on both channels, the statement continues. Most people who watch the program "Gesundheitssprechstunde" also watch the subsequent popular programs "Hopp dä Bäse!" or "Samschtig-Jass". Apparently, these programs have an almost identical audience.
The individual programs are now no longer "crowded together in a ghetto on Saturday and Sunday evenings on SF Zwei" and hopelessly out-competed by blockbusters on Sundays, but are now precisely tailored to the target audience on both channels, the statement continues. Most people who watch the program "Gesundheitssprechstunde" also watch the subsequent popular programs "Hopp dä Bäse!" or "Samschtig-Jass". Apparently, these programs have an almost identical audience.
