News: RMB markets 23 open-air cinemas
This summer, the media marketing company RMB Switzerland is marketing not only 92 percent of all Swiss movie theaters but also 23 outdoor screens throughout Switzerland.
This summer, media marketing company RMB Switzerland is marketing 23 outdoor screens throughout Switzerland in addition to 92 percent of all Swiss cinemas.News RMB markets 23 open-air cinemas
"The higher the temperatures climb in spring, the more media planners become aware of the upcoming open-air cinema season," says RMB, promoting its new offer. The 23 screens are spread across 16 locations.
TSR wants to merge sports and news Télévision Suisse romande (TSR) is thinking out loud about merging the late news program at 11.15 p.m. on the first channel and the sports program at 10.30 p.m. on the second channel. A corresponding feasibility study has been commissioned. TSR considers the time of the last daily news broadcast to be too late. In addition, the second channel is to be strengthened by broadcasting more regular programs. For this reason, the second program is also to be restructured. The new information program, which would be made up of the late news and sports program, should be broadcast on TSR 2.
Eclat at TV station Léman bleu The editor-in-chief of the private local TV station Léman bleu, Michel Chevrolet, has handed in his notice. He criticizes the station's lack of independence from sponsors and speaks of increasing publi reports instead of credible journalism. The remaining employees decided to go on strike following the departure of their boss. All broadcasts were canceled for an entire day. In any case, only three interns and one program manager are still working at Léman bleu after seven employees left the station last year because they felt they were not being treated properly.
"The higher the temperatures climb in spring, the more media planners become aware of the upcoming open-air cinema season," says RMB, promoting its new offer. The 23 screens are spread across 16 locations.
TSR wants to merge sports and news Télévision Suisse romande (TSR) is thinking out loud about merging the late news program at 11.15 p.m. on the first channel and the sports program at 10.30 p.m. on the second channel. A corresponding feasibility study has been commissioned. TSR considers the time of the last daily news broadcast to be too late. In addition, the second channel is to be strengthened by broadcasting more regular programs. For this reason, the second program is also to be restructured. The new information program, which would be made up of the late news and sports program, should be broadcast on TSR 2.
Eclat at TV station Léman bleu The editor-in-chief of the private local TV station Léman bleu, Michel Chevrolet, has handed in his notice. He criticizes the station's lack of independence from sponsors and speaks of increasing publi reports instead of credible journalism. The remaining employees decided to go on strike following the departure of their boss. All broadcasts were canceled for an entire day. In any case, only three interns and one program manager are still working at Léman bleu after seven employees left the station last year because they felt they were not being treated properly.
