News: whole year Radio Street Parade?
Radio Street Parade (RSP) plans to remain on the air throughout the year. For the past three years, RSP has been broadcasting under a temporary license for four weeks prior to the major event in Zurich.
Radio Street Parade (RSP) wants to stay on air throughout the year. For the past three years, RSP has been broadcasting four weeks before the major event in Zurich with a short-term license.News full year Radio Street Parade? In the event of full operation, RSP wants to be a music station that doesn't just cover house and techno. According to Bakom, a consultation is currently underway on the question of whether Zurich should have another radio station aimed at young people.
New Swiss monthly magazine in English A new English-language magazine is to be published nationwide from December. Violet will be dedicated to political and economic Switzerland on a monthly basis. The founders of the online newspaper Largeur .com, Pierre Grosjean and Gabriel Sigrist, are behind the project. Sigrist expects a circulation of 35,000 to 40,000 copies before it becomes profitable. The initial investment amounts to CHF 2 million and will be provided by banks and private individuals.
Salary waiver at Ticino private TV Private broadcaster Tele Ticino is facing a loss of over 500,000 francs by the end of the year. The 35 employees have therefore agreed to forgo part of their salary for six months. Executives will have to make do with 20% less pay. Salaries over 5,000 francs will be reduced by 10%, lower salaries by 5%. Thanks to these cuts, CHF 100,000 could be saved and redundancies avoided for the time being, Tele Ticino reported.
Puls-Tipp refreshes its layout Puls-Tipp has had a fresher, more modern look since the August issue. In order to publicize the new look, the health magazine will be published in September with an additional print run of around 400,000 copies, which will be sent out addressed. The sister publications K-Tipp and Bon à Savoir will also be sent out in large print runs next month. A redesign of K-Tipp is planned for the beginning of 2003.
New Swiss monthly magazine in English A new English-language magazine is to be published nationwide from December. Violet will be dedicated to political and economic Switzerland on a monthly basis. The founders of the online newspaper Largeur .com, Pierre Grosjean and Gabriel Sigrist, are behind the project. Sigrist expects a circulation of 35,000 to 40,000 copies before it becomes profitable. The initial investment amounts to CHF 2 million and will be provided by banks and private individuals.
Salary waiver at Ticino private TV Private broadcaster Tele Ticino is facing a loss of over 500,000 francs by the end of the year. The 35 employees have therefore agreed to forgo part of their salary for six months. Executives will have to make do with 20% less pay. Salaries over 5,000 francs will be reduced by 10%, lower salaries by 5%. Thanks to these cuts, CHF 100,000 could be saved and redundancies avoided for the time being, Tele Ticino reported.
Puls-Tipp refreshes its layout Puls-Tipp has had a fresher, more modern look since the August issue. In order to publicize the new look, the health magazine will be published in September with an additional print run of around 400,000 copies, which will be sent out addressed. The sister publications K-Tipp and Bon à Savoir will also be sent out in large print runs next month. A redesign of K-Tipp is planned for the beginning of 2003.
