News: 20 Minuten cuts online jobs
The commuter newspaper 20 Minuten is cutting jobs in its online news section.
The commuter newspaper 20 Minuten is cutting jobs in its online news section.News 20 Minuten is cutting online jobs. 200 of the 700 full-time positions will be retained. Editor-in-chief Markus Eisenhut told SDA that it had been noticed that the demand for online news was not evenly distributed throughout the day. Increased usage was observed in the morning, at midday and in the evening.
MSN.ch cooperates with News Aktuell
The Microsoft portal MSN.ch has agreed a collaboration with News Aktuell, the PR text service of the Swiss Press Agency (SDA). In future, MSN users will find media releases from authorities, organizations and companies in the business, news, computer and health channels.
SRG prepares the skies for DVB SRG is preparing for the introduction of Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB). In order to lay the foundations for this, the broadcasting of the first television programs in the other language regions will be switched from terrestrial to satellite in stages between March and June 2002. In its own language regions, the channels will continue to be broadcast terrestrially, as well as in the language border regions. The switchover has already taken place for the second channels. Households without a cable connection or satellite reception must switch over if they wish to continue receiving the first television channels from the other language regions.
MSN.ch cooperates with News Aktuell
The Microsoft portal MSN.ch has agreed a collaboration with News Aktuell, the PR text service of the Swiss Press Agency (SDA). In future, MSN users will find media releases from authorities, organizations and companies in the business, news, computer and health channels.
SRG prepares the skies for DVB SRG is preparing for the introduction of Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB). In order to lay the foundations for this, the broadcasting of the first television programs in the other language regions will be switched from terrestrial to satellite in stages between March and June 2002. In its own language regions, the channels will continue to be broadcast terrestrially, as well as in the language border regions. The switchover has already taken place for the second channels. Households without a cable connection or satellite reception must switch over if they wish to continue receiving the first television channels from the other language regions.
