Roger Schawinski: Two applications for Radio 1
Roger Schawinski has submitted two license applications to the Federal Office of Communications (Bakom) for his new station, Radio 1. One covers the Zurich-Glarus area, and the other covers the greater Zurich area. Radio 24 and Energy Zürich have also applied for the Zurich-Glarus area.
Roger Schawinski has submitted two licence applications to the Federal Office of Communications (Bakom) for his new station Radio 1. One concerns the Zurich-Glarus area, the other the greater Zurich area. Schawinski believes that he "optimally fulfills" all the conditions required for the Zurich-Glarus area known as "Room 23", as he explained on Thursday according to SDA. His radio station will broadcast a very high quality program with highly qualified staff. In addition, the station fulfills the criterion of diversity, as it is explicitly aimed at adults.
According to Schawinski, Radio 1 makes a clear contribution to the diversity of opinion required by law. It is also important that Radio 1 is journalistically and economically completely independent and not part of a media group, he continued.
Schawinski has also applied for coverage area 24. This is to be the alternative if Bakom does not award him the contract for area 23.
Radio 24 and Energy Zurich have also applied for area 23. This was confirmed by the spokespersons of Tamedia and Ringier respectively at the request of Werbewoche.
According to Schawinski, Radio 1 makes a clear contribution to the diversity of opinion required by law. It is also important that Radio 1 is journalistically and economically completely independent and not part of a media group, he continued.
Schawinski has also applied for coverage area 24. This is to be the alternative if Bakom does not award him the contract for area 23.
Radio 24 and Energy Zurich have also applied for area 23. This was confirmed by the spokespersons of Tamedia and Ringier respectively at the request of Werbewoche.
