A master falls from the sky

Television "No master has yet fallen from the sky", as the saying goes. This will change on September 7. "Supreme Master" is the name of a new TV channel that wants to fall from the sky with a new program exactly on the release date of this advertising week. "Supreme Master Television" broadcasts around the clock and can be received via Hotbird 6 at 13 degrees. On the advertising flyer for the new medium, this Hotbird is visualized with a parrot. Or is this bird, which is known for its careless chatter, perhaps intended to hint at something about the program to be expected? "Positive broadcasts", which bring a new dimension of spirituality and fulfillment to life, as well as "words of wisdom" or "heart-warming conversations between master and pupil about the secrets of the universe" are announced to the audience. It remains to be seen whether one of these vessels will lure the lawyer at Swiss television out from behind the stove with a plagiarism complaint. Instead of relying on such PR from the competition, which is appreciated by 3+, for example, "Supreme Master" must therefore continue to rely on unaddressed flyers. Nevertheless, this advertising is interestingly eye-catching - for a medium that actually broadcasts from the forefront of technical development.
Andreas Panzeri