Radio 105 criticizes reorientation of Virus
Giuseppe Scaglione, the station's director, sees the SRG radio station's raison d'être crumbling as a result of the cuts to news programming.
Giuseppe Scaglione, head of Radio 105,
is disconcerted by the program reorganization at the youth channel
Virus. The sharp reduction in information services raises the question of
whether the virus still has a right to exist as a
financed radio, he writes in a press release. After all, the broadcaster with the
The reason given for the license was that it was primarily
information sector is very different from private radio stations. Scaglione
quoted from a Facts interview with the then
François Mürner, who is responsible for the virus: "We offer a strong
information, a basis for forming an opinion." The
Reorientation of the music offering with a focus on R'n'B also means,
that more chart-compatible music should be played. This means
according to Scaglione from the former claim of Virus - a relevant
Offering an alternative to private radio - "practically nothing more"
left.
is disconcerted by the program reorganization at the youth channel
Virus. The sharp reduction in information services raises the question of
whether the virus still has a right to exist as a
financed radio, he writes in a press release. After all, the broadcaster with the
The reason given for the license was that it was primarily
information sector is very different from private radio stations. Scaglione
quoted from a Facts interview with the then
François Mürner, who is responsible for the virus: "We offer a strong
information, a basis for forming an opinion." The
Reorientation of the music offering with a focus on R'n'B also means,
that more chart-compatible music should be played. This means
according to Scaglione from the former claim of Virus - a relevant
Offering an alternative to private radio - "practically nothing more"
left.
