State asks people about Radio Liechtenstein
The Liechtenstein government has decided to conduct a representative survey on the use and acceptance of the public broadcaster.
The Liechtenstein government has
decided to conduct a representative survey on the use and acceptance of
of Radio Liechtenstein. It would like to find out how the station is performing in the interests of the population.
can be further developed. Questions are also being asked about possible financing models. The
Small state has had
At the beginning of 2004, the company set up its own public radio station.
electronic medium. It is financed by advertising revenue and
contributions from the state. Last year, the broadcaster suffered a loss of
advertising income of around CHF 1.7 million,
which, according to the government, is likely to happen again this year. For the
upcoming debate on the 2006 budget
The government will submit a report to the district council at the November meeting on
the situation and development of Radio Liechtenstein. This
This step is independent of the opinion poll, which is conducted in the
will be carried out in the coming weeks.
decided to conduct a representative survey on the use and acceptance of
of Radio Liechtenstein. It would like to find out how the station is performing in the interests of the population.
can be further developed. Questions are also being asked about possible financing models. The
Small state has had
At the beginning of 2004, the company set up its own public radio station.
electronic medium. It is financed by advertising revenue and
contributions from the state. Last year, the broadcaster suffered a loss of
advertising income of around CHF 1.7 million,
which, according to the government, is likely to happen again this year. For the
upcoming debate on the 2006 budget
The government will submit a report to the district council at the November meeting on
the situation and development of Radio Liechtenstein. This
This step is independent of the opinion poll, which is conducted in the
will be carried out in the coming weeks.
