News: SRG to drive Formula 1 until 2004
The SRG TV stations will continue to broadcast Formula 1 car races.
SRG's TV stations will continue to broadcast Formula 1 car races.News SRG to broadcast Formula 1 until 2004
SRG and Formula One Administration Ltd (FOA) have extended the contract, which expired after last season, until the end of 2004. This includes the live and re-utilization rights as well as filming permits for the production of additional broadcast material with SRG's own cameras. The parties have agreed not to disclose the financial compensation. SRG has been broadcasting Formula 1 car races since 1969.
Ringier sells DW sheetfed offset The Ringier media house is pressing ahead with its plan to close Druckerei Winterthur AG (DW). DW's sheetfed offset division will be sold to Druckerei Mattenbach, also based in Winterthur, at the beginning of April. Around half of the 22 employees will find new employment at Mattenbach, while some employees will continue to work at DW Winterthur for the time being or retire early. The prepress company ColorServ AG, which belongs to DW, will be closed in Winterthur at the end of March and integrated into the Zurich-based company Specter, which Ringier bought at the end of January and affiliated to Ringier Print Zofingen. Ringier acquired the long-established Winterthur printing plant from the Basel media group in July 2001.
Bloomberg-TV with "Index Switzerland"
Since Monday, the half-hour program "Index Schweiz" can be seen daily on the stock market channel Bloomberg-TV Germany. Presenter Tanja Sutter presents the latest company news and provides information on developments on the Swiss stock exchange. Studio guests and experts join in to evaluate the news live. "Index Schweiz" is broadcast from Monday to Friday at 2 pm. This means it can also be seen on Tele Züri, which has been broadcasting the Bloomberg program from 6 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. since the beginning of the year.
SRG and Formula One Administration Ltd (FOA) have extended the contract, which expired after last season, until the end of 2004. This includes the live and re-utilization rights as well as filming permits for the production of additional broadcast material with SRG's own cameras. The parties have agreed not to disclose the financial compensation. SRG has been broadcasting Formula 1 car races since 1969.
Ringier sells DW sheetfed offset The Ringier media house is pressing ahead with its plan to close Druckerei Winterthur AG (DW). DW's sheetfed offset division will be sold to Druckerei Mattenbach, also based in Winterthur, at the beginning of April. Around half of the 22 employees will find new employment at Mattenbach, while some employees will continue to work at DW Winterthur for the time being or retire early. The prepress company ColorServ AG, which belongs to DW, will be closed in Winterthur at the end of March and integrated into the Zurich-based company Specter, which Ringier bought at the end of January and affiliated to Ringier Print Zofingen. Ringier acquired the long-established Winterthur printing plant from the Basel media group in July 2001.
Bloomberg-TV with "Index Switzerland"
Since Monday, the half-hour program "Index Schweiz" can be seen daily on the stock market channel Bloomberg-TV Germany. Presenter Tanja Sutter presents the latest company news and provides information on developments on the Swiss stock exchange. Studio guests and experts join in to evaluate the news live. "Index Schweiz" is broadcast from Monday to Friday at 2 pm. This means it can also be seen on Tele Züri, which has been broadcasting the Bloomberg program from 6 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. since the beginning of the year.
