Radio 105 attracts listeners from Radio Energy
After Giuseppe Scaglione was awarded two concessions, he will go on air next year with Radio 105 and Radio Monte Carlo. In a newspaper advertisement in 20 Minuten, the double license winner is now courting Radio Energy listeners and employees.
After Giuseppe Scaglione was awarded two concessions, he will go on air next year with Radio 105 and Radio Monte Carlo. In a newspaper advertisement in 20 Minuten, the double license winner is now courting Radio Energy listeners and employees.
"You don't have to be sad" begins the advertisement for Radio Monte Carlo and Radio 105 to attract Energy employees and young listeners. If Radio Energy loses its license next year, the new youth radio station in Zurich will be launched, says the two-page advertisement. And new doors would open for Energy employees, as the two FM radio stations would expand their team.
However, Giuseppe Scaglione, the double winner of the concession decision, is not celebrating his victory gleefully, as he says in an interview with the Tages Anzeiger newspaper. After the negative concession decision for Radio Energy, the prevailing opinion was that sixty employees would lose their jobs, says Scaglione. The advertisement is intended to draw attention to the fact that Radio 105 and Radio Monte Carlo offer jobs and a radio station for young people. A total of forty jobs are available in various areas.
"You don't have to be sad" begins the advertisement for Radio Monte Carlo and Radio 105 to attract Energy employees and young listeners. If Radio Energy loses its license next year, the new youth radio station in Zurich will be launched, says the two-page advertisement. And new doors would open for Energy employees, as the two FM radio stations would expand their team.
However, Giuseppe Scaglione, the double winner of the concession decision, is not celebrating his victory gleefully, as he says in an interview with the Tages Anzeiger newspaper. After the negative concession decision for Radio Energy, the prevailing opinion was that sixty employees would lose their jobs, says Scaglione. The advertisement is intended to draw attention to the fact that Radio 105 and Radio Monte Carlo offer jobs and a radio station for young people. A total of forty jobs are available in various areas.
