Fax: BAC justifies La Quotidiana-No
The Federal Office of Culture (BAK) justifies its ban on Lia Rumantscha providing funding for the Romansh daily newspaper La Quotidiana.
The Federal Office of Culture (FOC) justifies the ban on Lia Rumantscha providing money for the Romansh daily La Quotidiana.Fax FOC justifies La Quotidiana-no
This was to be qualified as direct press promotion and preferential treatment of a single offer. The federal government promotes the Romansh language through the Agentura da Novitads Rumantscha, which is available to all Romansh media free of charge. The publisher Südostschweiz Medien had blamed the BAK ban for the fact that the entire Engadin editorial staff of La Quotidiana had to be laid off.
srg buys more teletext shares The Videopress association sells its 25 percent stake in SRG's Schweizerische Teletext AG. It now holds 97 percent of the shares. The remaining three percent are owned by Cablecom Holding. The media houses involved in Videopress - Ringier, Tamedia, Basler Zeitung, Edipresse and Thurgauer Zeitung - are now investing in the Internet and television and have divested themselves of Teletext.
AZ Medien with new online partners The AZ Medien Group has gained three partners for online services for the regional Internet portal www.azonline.ch: Aargauische Kantonalbank is designing a finance channel together with the group. The travel group Knecht-Reisen/Eurobus will collaborate on a travel channel, and the company Lagerhäuser will become a partner in the areas of logistics, fuels and combustibles. The portal will start test operations at the end of November.
IP Top Awards presented in Zurich The IP Top Awards reward outstanding Internet appearances in the categories Finance, News, Wireless, Sports and Corporate. The competition was held for the third time this year, with Ringier as the main sponsor. Entries were judged on speed, usability and design. The winners can be found at www.iptop.com.
This was to be qualified as direct press promotion and preferential treatment of a single offer. The federal government promotes the Romansh language through the Agentura da Novitads Rumantscha, which is available to all Romansh media free of charge. The publisher Südostschweiz Medien had blamed the BAK ban for the fact that the entire Engadin editorial staff of La Quotidiana had to be laid off.
srg buys more teletext shares The Videopress association sells its 25 percent stake in SRG's Schweizerische Teletext AG. It now holds 97 percent of the shares. The remaining three percent are owned by Cablecom Holding. The media houses involved in Videopress - Ringier, Tamedia, Basler Zeitung, Edipresse and Thurgauer Zeitung - are now investing in the Internet and television and have divested themselves of Teletext.
AZ Medien with new online partners The AZ Medien Group has gained three partners for online services for the regional Internet portal www.azonline.ch: Aargauische Kantonalbank is designing a finance channel together with the group. The travel group Knecht-Reisen/Eurobus will collaborate on a travel channel, and the company Lagerhäuser will become a partner in the areas of logistics, fuels and combustibles. The portal will start test operations at the end of November.
IP Top Awards presented in Zurich The IP Top Awards reward outstanding Internet appearances in the categories Finance, News, Wireless, Sports and Corporate. The competition was held for the third time this year, with Ringier as the main sponsor. Entries were judged on speed, usability and design. The winners can be found at www.iptop.com.
