Bernese government backs capital city studio
The Bernese cantonal government met with SRG representatives on Wednesday. It is calling for all important political programs to be produced in the capital in the long term.
The Bernese cantonal government met with SRG representatives on Wednesday. It is calling for all important political programs to be produced in the capital in the long term.
The cantonal government is pleased to note that the SRG Board of Directors has decided in March to retain Bern as the company's headquarters and main location for radio news reporting, according to a press release from the cantonal administration. The fact that the Elephant Roundtable will take place in Bern in future is also a step in the right direction.
According to Viktor Baumeler, Chairman of the SRG Board of Directors for German-speaking Switzerland, the SRG delegation replied that the expensive technology in TV studios must be well utilized. This would prevent extensive decentralization, said Baumeler when asked by SDA.
Television Director Ingrid Deltenre and Walter Rüegg, Director of Swiss Radio DRS, also took part in the discussion. The SRG delegation also informed the Bern government council about the media convergence and structural reform projects.
The cantonal government is pleased to note that the SRG Board of Directors has decided in March to retain Bern as the company's headquarters and main location for radio news reporting, according to a press release from the cantonal administration. The fact that the Elephant Roundtable will take place in Bern in future is also a step in the right direction.
According to Viktor Baumeler, Chairman of the SRG Board of Directors for German-speaking Switzerland, the SRG delegation replied that the expensive technology in TV studios must be well utilized. This would prevent extensive decentralization, said Baumeler when asked by SDA.
Television Director Ingrid Deltenre and Walter Rüegg, Director of Swiss Radio DRS, also took part in the discussion. The SRG delegation also informed the Bern government council about the media convergence and structural reform projects.
