Radio LoRa defends itself against a smaller broadcasting area
The Zurich-based alternative radio station Radio LoRa fears that the Federal Council will reduce its broadcast area.
The Zurich alternative radio station Radio LoRa fears that its broadcasting area will be reduced by the Federal Council. This would hinder its integrative work in favor of social and ethnic minorities. According to the alternative broadcaster, the Federal Council wants to expand the broadcasting areas of Radio 24 and Radio Energy so that they can achieve better profitability. Radio LoRa is referring to a hearing of the Federal Council that will last until January 22, as reported by SDA.
Radio Lora is fighting back and standing up for its previous broadcasting area, according to the station. The makers of Radio LoRa are around 300 volunteers. The commercial-free radio station broadcasts information in 20 languages.
Radio Lora is fighting back and standing up for its previous broadcasting area, according to the station. The makers of Radio LoRa are around 300 volunteers. The commercial-free radio station broadcasts information in 20 languages.
