TSR program "Temps Présent" honored with French-speaking Switzerland Journalism Prize
The 22nd Jean Dumur Prize goes to the program «Temps Présent» on the French-Swiss television network (TSR). The program is being honored for its blend of original investigations and reports, which it has been broadcasting for 40 years.
The 22nd Jean Dumur Prize goes to the program "Temps Présent" of French-speaking Swiss television (TSR). The program is praised for its mixture of in-house research and reports, which it has been broadcasting for 40 years. "Temps Présent", together with the famous "Panorama" of the British BBC, is one of the oldest information magazines in Europe, writes the committee "Les amis de Jean Dumur" in a press release on Thursday. The first broadcast was aired on April 18, 1969.
The Jean Dumur Prize is a tribute to former TSR Head of Information Dumur, who died in 1986. The award, endowed with CHF 5,000, was first presented in 1987.
"Temps Présent"
The Jean Dumur Prize is a tribute to former TSR Head of Information Dumur, who died in 1986. The award, endowed with CHF 5,000, was first presented in 1987.
"Temps Présent"
