Radio license battle in eight areas

55 radio stations are competing for 41 licenses. In eight of the 34 coverage areas, there are more stations competing than there are licenses available.

 55 radio stations are competing for 41 licenses. In eight of the 34 coverage areas, there are more stations competing than there are licences. In Geneva, three stations will be competing for a license: Radio Meyrin FM, Radio Cité and Maxxima. In the Arc Lémanique region, there are six applications for four licenses: Radio One FM, Lausanne FM, Buzz FM, Rouge FM, Radio Lac and Leman Local Radio. In Basel, three stations are competing for two licenses: Radio Basel 1, Radio Basilisk and RBB. For the Zurich-Glarus region, there are five applicants vying for three licenses: Radio Zürichsee, Radio 1, Radio 105 Züri, Radio 24 and Energy Zürich. The somewhat smaller Zurich area with one license has found four interested parties: Radio 1, ZüriLive, RMC Züri and Radio Alpenrosen.
Two applicants are competing for a license in each of three regions: Première Lune and BNJ FM want to broadcast in Arc Jurassien. In Aargau, as already known, Radio AG and Radio Argovia have applied. And Radio Grischa and Radio Südost have submitted applications for the Südostschweiz region.

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