News: No youth radio for Extrabern
The Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy, and Communications (UVEK) has rejected the license application submitted by the Bern-based private radio station Extrabern for an FM frequency to launch a planned youth station.
The Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (DETEC) has rejected the license application from Bernese private radio station Extrabern for an FM frequency for a planned youth radio station.News No youth radio for Extrabern
The frequency situation is so precarious that even the supply of existing local radio stations still poses considerable problems in some places.
Femmes en Suisse becomes L'EmilieThe French-speaking Swiss magazine Femmes en Suisse is now called L'Emilie. Founded in 1912, the monthly is the oldest feminist magazine in the whole of Europe. Editor-in-chief Andrée-Marie Dussault wants to remain true to the already classic feminist battle zones under the new name: The term limit solution, equal pay, domestic and spousal violence. The current relaunch aims to increase the magazine's circulation from its previous 2000 copies.
The frequency situation is so precarious that even the supply of existing local radio stations still poses considerable problems in some places.
Femmes en Suisse becomes L'EmilieThe French-speaking Swiss magazine Femmes en Suisse is now called L'Emilie. Founded in 1912, the monthly is the oldest feminist magazine in the whole of Europe. Editor-in-chief Andrée-Marie Dussault wants to remain true to the already classic feminist battle zones under the new name: The term limit solution, equal pay, domestic and spousal violence. The current relaunch aims to increase the magazine's circulation from its previous 2000 copies.
