Radio 24 and Radio Argovia move closer together
The two local stations, Radio 24 and Radio Argovia, will work more closely together in the future. Their goal is to strengthen their position in the listener and advertising markets and, among other things, achieve synergies in staffing.
As a result of the synergies, the two broadcasters anticipate moderately lower staffing requirements in the coming months, according to a joint press release issued on Thursday evening. However, this should largely be achieved through natural fluctuation, according to the statement.
The programming cooperation covers weekday lunchtimes from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday afternoons and Sundays. The successful morning and evening shows will each remain independent in order to maintain the identity of the stations and their local and regional roots.
Radio 24 and Radio Argovia both belong to Radio Medien AG, which is owned by Aargau publisher Peter Wanner's BT Holding.
