News: Teleclub comes to the Cablecom network
The cable network operator Cablecom must begin carrying Teleclub's digital programming lineup immediately.
The cable network operator Cablecom must switch on Teleclub's digital program offering with immediate effect.News Teleclub is coming to the Cablecom network According to a statement from Teleclub, the Appeals Commission for Competition Matters (Reko/ Wef) has refused to grant suspensive effect to an appeal by Cablecom. The Weko considers it likely that the cable network group is abusing a dominant position by excluding Teleclub and had therefore opened proceedings. The cable network group assured to comply with the official order "as soon as an agreement is found with Teleclub regarding the commercial conditions".
Radio Fribourg is refinanced To stabilize its precarious financial situation, Radio Fribourg is carrying out a recapitalization. The general assembly of the bilingual radio station has approved the reduction of the previous capital by 50 percent and a simultaneous increase of the share capital by 525000 francs to 856525 francs. The radio management assumes that the annual accounts for 2002 will show a deficit, despite the savings and refinancing measures that have been introduced. For 2003, however, Radio Fribourg sees chances that the situation can be improved.
Stutz to Moneycab Martin Stutz, currently still head of the online editorial department of Bilanz, has been appointed the new editor-in-chief of Swisscontent/Moneycab. The 39-year-old, who already headed the business editorial department of Swisscontent until March 2002, will take up his new position by the end of February 2003 at the latest. The previous editorial management under Franziska Hügli and Beat Römer, who both resigned last week, had "promised Stutz their full support," according to a press release.
Radio Fribourg is refinanced To stabilize its precarious financial situation, Radio Fribourg is carrying out a recapitalization. The general assembly of the bilingual radio station has approved the reduction of the previous capital by 50 percent and a simultaneous increase of the share capital by 525000 francs to 856525 francs. The radio management assumes that the annual accounts for 2002 will show a deficit, despite the savings and refinancing measures that have been introduced. For 2003, however, Radio Fribourg sees chances that the situation can be improved.
Stutz to Moneycab Martin Stutz, currently still head of the online editorial department of Bilanz, has been appointed the new editor-in-chief of Swisscontent/Moneycab. The 39-year-old, who already headed the business editorial department of Swisscontent until March 2002, will take up his new position by the end of February 2003 at the latest. The previous editorial management under Franziska Hügli and Beat Römer, who both resigned last week, had "promised Stutz their full support," according to a press release.
