SF WWW
René Worni on competition and possible cooperation on the Internet.
Rohner played a role in the ARD early evening series "My Father's Secret".
found a new chocolate job. Esther Gemsch alias
Elsbeth Rohner. She is in Mike Eschmann's new feature film "Tell" at
contract, as you can read in Ringier's Tele program sheet. The
Staff of the successful Swiss soap Lüthy and Blanc rehearse the
(script-worthy) exodus.
SF Director Ingrid Deltenre recently announced - widely recognized by
accompanied by a shake of the head - the red pencil was applied. It was the
Audience-appreciated melodrama and beloved child of predecessor Peter
Schellenberg too expensive after four years. "SF bi de Lüt" instead of
"Lüthy and Blanc", the effective case for the spirit of optimism in the
Leutschenbach. Schälli's unrestrained redoubling in the SonntagsBlick,
Among other things, Deltenre squanders money on the Internet, effectively pouring
Adding fuel to the fire.
But what exactly is happening? Under the vague impression of future
developments (cell phone TV, Internet TV and so on) are
creeping uncertainty through the industry. The aim is to
the right time to jump on the onrushing trains that you
but only gets hold of it at the last second.
When SF upgraded its Internet platform last fall, it followed suit.
harsh criticism from publishers that SF is grazing under the cloak of
"added value" with its Internet offering in their business area. The
case is a model: Swiss television is slowly feeling its way towards the
opening up the Internet, for example by opening up its
film archives or with the educational platform "SF-Bildungspilot" - but
according to RTV regulations, unfortunately without advertising and sponsorship. Why then
not cooperate? For example, in a joint company?
Publisher President Hanspeter Lebrument, for example, could imagine a
Publishers' participation in the SRG subsidiary and internet marketer
Publisuisse. After all, there was once a
joint AG for commercial television.
René Worni, Editor
