News: SRI revised swissinfo.org
Three years after its launch, Swissinfo.org is getting a redesign.
Three years after its launch, Swissinfo.org gets a redesign.News SRI revises swissinfo.org
The news and information platform of the SRG subsidiary Schweizer Radio International (SRI) should thus better meet the needs of users. A new section with information and services for the Swiss abroad has been set up for this purpose. In the "Multimedia" section, current news from Switzerland can now also be accessed with sound, videos and images in nine languages.
Tele Top makes it to Schaffhausen The Schaffhausen cable network operator Sasag has switched on the regional channel Tele Top at the behest of the Federal Supreme Court. The court has refused to grant suspensive effect to an appeal lodged by Sasag. The company is defending itself against a ruling by the Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (DETEC) that it must grant Tele Top access to its network as of August 15. According to the judges, the temporary connection of Tele Top did not affect Sasag so severely as to justify the suspension of the deadline set by the Uvek. The connection had been ordered to ensure program diversity.
RTR strengthens its regional presence Radio e Televisiun Rumantscha (RTR) has a new Engadin TV correspondent in Armin Schlegel and a new radio correspondent in Mittelbünden in Urs Baltermia. New direct radio broadcasts from the region are also planned. A collaboration with Viasuisse will provide up-to-date traffic information in Romansh, and an agreement will be reached with Schweizerische Teletext AG for short texts in Romansh on Teletext.
The news and information platform of the SRG subsidiary Schweizer Radio International (SRI) should thus better meet the needs of users. A new section with information and services for the Swiss abroad has been set up for this purpose. In the "Multimedia" section, current news from Switzerland can now also be accessed with sound, videos and images in nine languages.
Tele Top makes it to Schaffhausen The Schaffhausen cable network operator Sasag has switched on the regional channel Tele Top at the behest of the Federal Supreme Court. The court has refused to grant suspensive effect to an appeal lodged by Sasag. The company is defending itself against a ruling by the Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (DETEC) that it must grant Tele Top access to its network as of August 15. According to the judges, the temporary connection of Tele Top did not affect Sasag so severely as to justify the suspension of the deadline set by the Uvek. The connection had been ordered to ensure program diversity.
RTR strengthens its regional presence Radio e Televisiun Rumantscha (RTR) has a new Engadin TV correspondent in Armin Schlegel and a new radio correspondent in Mittelbünden in Urs Baltermia. New direct radio broadcasts from the region are also planned. A collaboration with Viasuisse will provide up-to-date traffic information in Romansh, and an agreement will be reached with Schweizerische Teletext AG for short texts in Romansh on Teletext.
