Restrictive concession conditions for private individuals
Private radio and television stations that receive public funding will no longer be allowed to broadcast pornographic advertisements, sweepstakes, or speed camera alerts. This is the intention of the Federal Office of Communications (BAKOM).
Private radio and television stations that receive public funding will no longer be allowed to broadcast pornographic advertising, competitions and radar warnings in future. According to SDA, the more restrictive handling of licenses must now be approved by OFCOM Director Martin Dumermuth and Media Minister Moritz Leuenberger. The new paper also stipulates minimum wages and training and further training courses for employees as well as regular external evaluations of the companies. The changes go hand in hand with the redefinition of the licensing areas for private radio and television as part of the new Radio and Television Act (RTVA). The corresponding invitation to tender will be issued in the fall. Provided they are approved, the new bans and regulations will already be included.
