Private TV station planned in French-speaking Switzerland
In French-speaking Switzerland, the Sunday press reports that radio man Hugues De Montafalcon wants to enter the television business. His goal: a regional private television station.
In French-speaking Switzerland, the Sunday press reports that radio man Hugues De Montafalcon wants to enter the television business. His goal: a regional private television station.
As reported by SDA on Sunday, French-speaking Switzerland is to receive a regional private television station. The boss of the radio stations Rouge FM and Radio-Lac, Hugues De Montfalcon, wants to enter the television market. "Our aim is to enter the television market in one way or another," De Montfalcon is quoted as saying in the SDA report from the Matin Dimanche newspaper.
He assumes that radio and TV will be closely linked in the future. De Montafalcon predicts that radio sets will be able to receive images in around seven years' time. He wants to be ready for this development. As a first step, radio programs will be designed in such a way that they can be filmed in the future. From next summer, the studios will be equipped accordingly.
Radio Rouge and Radio-Lac were merged this summer. The radio conglomerate is part of the large French-speaking Swiss publishing house Edipresse.
As reported by SDA on Sunday, French-speaking Switzerland is to receive a regional private television station. The boss of the radio stations Rouge FM and Radio-Lac, Hugues De Montfalcon, wants to enter the television market. "Our aim is to enter the television market in one way or another," De Montfalcon is quoted as saying in the SDA report from the Matin Dimanche newspaper.
He assumes that radio and TV will be closely linked in the future. De Montafalcon predicts that radio sets will be able to receive images in around seven years' time. He wants to be ready for this development. As a first step, radio programs will be designed in such a way that they can be filmed in the future. From next summer, the studios will be equipped accordingly.
Radio Rouge and Radio-Lac were merged this summer. The radio conglomerate is part of the large French-speaking Swiss publishing house Edipresse.
