Swiss publishers report SRG to Bakom
Swiss publishers accuse Swiss television network SF of breaking its word.
The Swiss publishers accuse the
Swiss television SF of breaking their word. You have contacted the Federal Office for
Communication (Bakom) submitted a complaint to the
SRG online news portal to be banned. SRG Director General Armin
Walpen assured the publishers several times last year that the
Swiss television is not planning a news portal on the Internet, explained
Hanspeter Lebrument, President of the Swiss Press Association, at the
Epiphany meeting of the association. However, as Swiss television
has developed an online news portal to coincide with the new website,
the publishers' associations filed a complaint with OFCOM, reports the
SDA. For its part, SRG emphasizes that it has repeatedly told publishers
signaled that it wanted to professionalize its online presence.
In addition, the offer complies with the European standard of the
public TV broadcasters and is in line with the
strategy to generate additional benefits for viewers.
Swiss television SF of breaking their word. You have contacted the Federal Office for
Communication (Bakom) submitted a complaint to the
SRG online news portal to be banned. SRG Director General Armin
Walpen assured the publishers several times last year that the
Swiss television is not planning a news portal on the Internet, explained
Hanspeter Lebrument, President of the Swiss Press Association, at the
Epiphany meeting of the association. However, as Swiss television
has developed an online news portal to coincide with the new website,
the publishers' associations filed a complaint with OFCOM, reports the
SDA. For its part, SRG emphasizes that it has repeatedly told publishers
signaled that it wanted to professionalize its online presence.
In addition, the offer complies with the European standard of the
public TV broadcasters and is in line with the
strategy to generate additional benefits for viewers.
