Loss of market share for SF 1 and 2
In 2005, SF 1 lost one percentage point of its market lost one percentage point of market share compared to the previous year, while SF 2 lost loss amounted to 0.4 percentage points.
In 2005, SF 1 increased its audience
lost one percentage point of market share in the previous year, while SF 2 lost
Loss of 0.4 percentage points. This was reported by the SonntagsZeitung at
Reference to the latest viewer figures from SRG subsidiary Publica
Data. SF1's market share is therefore 23.8% (compared to 26
percent in 2003). Never before in the last five years have
SF 1 and 2 together have such a small share of the total TV market. Also 19 of
23 selected programs, including Tagesschau, Kassensturz, Arena,
Lüthi and Blanc and the Sportpanorama lost ground compared to the
previous year's market shares. The SonntagsZeitung compares the current
figures with the figures for 2003.
Tagesschau suffered the biggest loss with a decline of 5 percent. This
A negative trend can only be observed in German-speaking Switzerland,
In 2005, Télévision Suisse Romande reported a gain in market share of
1.3 percentage points. The SonntagsZeitung sees the reason for the
ratings in the person of program director Ingrid Deltenere, who left the station on January 5.
Peter Schellenberg's office in 2004, but already with a declining
quotas. Deltenere told the SonntagsZeitung
No position on the balance sheet and development at Schweizer Fernsehen
refer. The SonntagsZeitung quotes SF head of press Urs Durrer, who referred to
the ongoing optimization process. This year, the
Broadcasts Rundschau, Quer, MTW, Arena, Meteo and Glanz & Gloria
visually renewed and improved in terms of content. The sports programs
are adapted to the new appearance.
lost one percentage point of market share in the previous year, while SF 2 lost
Loss of 0.4 percentage points. This was reported by the SonntagsZeitung at
Reference to the latest viewer figures from SRG subsidiary Publica
Data. SF1's market share is therefore 23.8% (compared to 26
percent in 2003). Never before in the last five years have
SF 1 and 2 together have such a small share of the total TV market. Also 19 of
23 selected programs, including Tagesschau, Kassensturz, Arena,
Lüthi and Blanc and the Sportpanorama lost ground compared to the
previous year's market shares. The SonntagsZeitung compares the current
figures with the figures for 2003.
Tagesschau suffered the biggest loss with a decline of 5 percent. This
A negative trend can only be observed in German-speaking Switzerland,
In 2005, Télévision Suisse Romande reported a gain in market share of
1.3 percentage points. The SonntagsZeitung sees the reason for the
ratings in the person of program director Ingrid Deltenere, who left the station on January 5.
Peter Schellenberg's office in 2004, but already with a declining
quotas. Deltenere told the SonntagsZeitung
No position on the balance sheet and development at Schweizer Fernsehen
refer. The SonntagsZeitung quotes SF head of press Urs Durrer, who referred to
the ongoing optimization process. This year, the
Broadcasts Rundschau, Quer, MTW, Arena, Meteo and Glanz & Gloria
visually renewed and improved in terms of content. The sports programs
are adapted to the new appearance.
