Elevator TV to receive a broadcasting license this year
Dominik Kaiser, the founder of Elevator-TV, plans to send OFCOM an updated version of the 2003 license application next week.
The new Swiss private channel Elevator
TV is to receive its broadcasting license from the Federal Council this year, as
the TV magazine TV-Star reports. The license application for the
new private broadcaster has been submitted to the Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM).
ready to be handed over to the Federal Council. The only thing missing was confirmation that
Cablecom distributes the TV program in the analog network, explains
Bakom spokeswoman Caroline Sauser. Dominik Kaiser, initiator of
Elevator-TV, is planning to submit an updated version of the
license application from 2003. If the Federal Council
the application quickly, Elevator TV should be able to start broadcasting this year.
received the long-awaited broadcasting license. TV-Star also writes that the
channel will actually be called Elevator TV, which is still unclear.
was.
TV is to receive its broadcasting license from the Federal Council this year, as
the TV magazine TV-Star reports. The license application for the
new private broadcaster has been submitted to the Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM).
ready to be handed over to the Federal Council. The only thing missing was confirmation that
Cablecom distributes the TV program in the analog network, explains
Bakom spokeswoman Caroline Sauser. Dominik Kaiser, initiator of
Elevator-TV, is planning to submit an updated version of the
license application from 2003. If the Federal Council
the application quickly, Elevator TV should be able to start broadcasting this year.
received the long-awaited broadcasting license. TV-Star also writes that the
channel will actually be called Elevator TV, which is still unclear.
was.
