Fax: SF DRS focuses on in-house productions

In 2001, Swiss television is increasingly relying on in-house productions.

In 2001, Swiss television will increasingly rely on in-house productions.Fax SF DRS relies on in-house productions
The information offering on SF 1 at midday is expanded: The "Tagesschau" is joined by the "MittagsMagazin" with regional background reports and the advice show "Trend. On SF 2, Frank Baumann gets a new game show: "Doppelmoppel.ch" is a modern "Monday Painter" in which two teams draw and guess terms on the computer for a week. On SF 1, "Risiko" will be replaced by "Eiger, Mönch & Kunz" and "Schlag auf Schlager" by "Hit auf Hit" in February. More details at www.sfdrs.ch/programm_2001
BS: Free newspapers pay for stands Providers of free newspapers in Basel must also pay fees for the installation of newspaper stands with immediate effect. The government council closed a legal loophole in the ordinance to the Allmendgebührengesetz on Tuesday. In the future this costs 300 francs per square meter and year. In addition, the administration is considering the introduction of uniform newspaper stands for all free newspapers.
Edelweiss changes editor-in-chief Marie-France Vigor is the new editor-in-chief of the lifestyle magazine Edelweiss in western Switzerland. The 45-year-old journalist replaces Ludivine Ribeiro with immediate effect. The separation from Ribeiro took place "in mutual agreement", announced Ringier. The new editor-in-chief has many years of experience with French magazines.
"Cinderella" to be discontinued After 53 editions, the beauty show "Cinderella" on TV3 will be discontinued at the end of December. Although the show with host Nubya was able to increase its average audience from 75500 to 80900 viewers. But it apparently fell short of the expectations raised by the success of "Big Brother" at TV 3. The slot occupied by "Cinderella" will be taken by a second edition of the "Millionaire Show.

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