Geneva: 20,000 households without Swiss television for two days

In Geneva, 20,000 households were without Swiss television channels between Monday evening and Wednesday afternoon. The DVB-T transmitter on Geneva’s local mountain, Salève, was out of order.

 
In Geneva, 20,000 households had to do without Swiss television channels between Monday evening and Wednesday afternoon. Due to a problem with the transmitter on Geneva's local mountain, the Salève, the digital signal normally transmitted over the airwaves from there was not broadcast. This affected those households that only had DVB-T, digital terrestrial reception. Swiss channels could still be received via satellite and cable. As television announced on Wednesday, numerous complaints were received.

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