New sponsorship for radio toxic.fm
The radio station toxic.fm is getting a new operating entity. The Radio HerzSchlag Foundation is becoming RSS Radioschule Schweiz. The St. Gallen-based training radio station will also be moving into new studios near Radio FM1 at the end of March.
The transformation of the foundation into a public limited company will give education even more weight and further professionalize it, as toxic.fm announced on Wednesday. The share capital of RSS is owned 26 percent each by the university and the student body, said André Mösch, Delegate of the Board of Directors, when asked by SDA. The St. Galler Tagblatt, which also owns Radio FM1, holds a 48 percent stake.
After nine years of operation, toxic.fm's studio is bursting at the seams, according to the communiqué. The station is therefore investing in new studios in St.
Gallen-Winkeln, right next to Radio FM1. This creates synergies in technology and administration.
Young media enthusiasts create the toxic.fm program under the guidance of radio professionals. The next training course starts on July 26, 2010 and lasts one year. After an introductory week, the editors and presenters work one and a half days a week.
After nine years of operation, toxic.fm's studio is bursting at the seams, according to the communiqué. The station is therefore investing in new studios in St.
Gallen-Winkeln, right next to Radio FM1. This creates synergies in technology and administration.
Young media enthusiasts create the toxic.fm program under the guidance of radio professionals. The next training course starts on July 26, 2010 and lasts one year. After an introductory week, the editors and presenters work one and a half days a week.
