Radio Liechtenstein on course for small profit
The state broadcaster Radio Liechtenstein is planning a surplus of 85,000 francs in the 2007 budget. The government in Vaduz passed the budget to parliament for approval on Friday.
The state broadcaster Radio Liechtenstein is planning a surplus of 85,000 francs in the 2007 budget. The government in Vaduz passed the budget to parliament for approval on Friday.
Expenditure of 3.148 million francs and income of 1.733 million francs are planned. Black figures are made possible by the state contribution of 1.5 million francs, as the SDA writes.
The state subsidy is used to fulfill the legal mandate as well as to finance education and training, the employment and promotion of young radio journalists and the acquisition of technical equipment. Radio Liechtenstein has been a state broadcaster since 2004. It emerged from the former private station Radio L.
Expenditure of 3.148 million francs and income of 1.733 million francs are planned. Black figures are made possible by the state contribution of 1.5 million francs, as the SDA writes.
The state subsidy is used to fulfill the legal mandate as well as to finance education and training, the employment and promotion of young radio journalists and the acquisition of technical equipment. Radio Liechtenstein has been a state broadcaster since 2004. It emerged from the former private station Radio L.
