Ringier acquires trademark rights to the Rose d'Or Festival
The Ringier media group has acquired the trademark rights to the Rose d'Or Festival. The festival has been held at the KKL in Lucerne since 2004. The festival was previously owned by Freddy Burger Management.
The Ringier media group acquires the brand rights to the Rose d'Or Festival. The festival has been held at the KKL in Lucerne since 2004. Ringier is thus expanding its entertainment division, as the Group announced on Wednesday. According to Zisch.ch, the festival previously belonged to Freddy Burger Management. No details were given regarding the takeover price.
The Rose d'Or Awards are among the most prestigious prizes in the television sector worldwide, as the Neue Luzerner Zeitung writes online. After Montreux as the first venue from 1961 to 2003, the festival has been held at the KKL in Lucerne since 2004. The focus of the event is still the international competition for television entertainment programs. The festival will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year.
The Rose d'Or Awards are among the most prestigious prizes in the television sector worldwide, as the Neue Luzerner Zeitung writes online. After Montreux as the first venue from 1961 to 2003, the festival has been held at the KKL in Lucerne since 2004. The focus of the event is still the international competition for television entertainment programs. The festival will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year.
