Geneva station One FM receives radio license retrospectively
One FM receives a broadcasting license after all. The original license holder Buzz FM has ceded its license to the Geneva-based private radio station. The Uvek granted the station the right to broadcast for ten years on Thursday.
One FM receives a broadcasting license after all. The original license holder Buzz FM has ceded its license to the Geneva-based private radio station. The Uvek granted the station the right to broadcast for ten years on Thursday.
"We are very relieved", Antoine de Raemy, administrative delegate of One FM, confirmed to SDA, according to information published on the RSR website.
The Uvek had initially refused the station a license. As a result, Radio Buzz FM decided to transfer the radio license it had received to the local Geneva station One FM. The Uvek has now approved this transfer. Condition: One FM must strengthen its journalistic content.
The broadcaster's appeal to the Federal Administrative Court was withdrawn as a result of the decision.
"We are very relieved", Antoine de Raemy, administrative delegate of One FM, confirmed to SDA, according to information published on the RSR website.
The Uvek had initially refused the station a license. As a result, Radio Buzz FM decided to transfer the radio license it had received to the local Geneva station One FM. The Uvek has now approved this transfer. Condition: One FM must strengthen its journalistic content.
The broadcaster's appeal to the Federal Administrative Court was withdrawn as a result of the decision.
