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As part of the planned transfer of the license, Energy Zürich is launching the previously announced expansion of its news and programming offerings. The editorial and on-air teams will be expanded.

As part of the planned license transfer, Energy Zurich is initiating the announced expansion of its information and programme offerings. The editorial team and presenters will be strengthened. The editorial offering during prime time in the morning, at midday and in the evening will be expanded. The license application submitted by Giuseppe Scaglione for RMC provides for eleven positions in the news area, as Energy Managing Director Dani Büchi told the news agency SDA when asked. This is the orientation. In addition, a comprehensive quality assurance system will be introduced that meets the requirements of the new license, the company announced on Monday. Energy Zurich will also refrain from broadcasting speed camera warnings, which will no longer be permitted under the new license from January 1, 2010. Speed camera reports will be removed from the program with immediate effect.
It is hoped to receive approval from the Uvek for the transfer of the RMC license before the end of this year, the statement continues. Energy Zurich will continue to broadcast from the Uetliberg without interruption.

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