SRG Audience Council praises Kassensturz and Focus
The SRG Audience Council gave high marks. Praise was heaped on the Swiss Television program *Kassensturz* and the Swiss Radio DRS3 background program *Focus*.
On Friday, the Audience Council praised the Swiss television program Kassensturz and Focus on Radio DRS3. The journalistic work and the moderation received broad recognition. However, there is still room for improvement on a small scale.
The Council classified Kassensturz as an "important program with high everyday utility for consumers". A majority of the Audience Council is of the opinion that Swiss television needs the program, which deals with consumer topics, everyday tips and product tests. The formal journalistic realization of the programme convinced a majority of the Council. The moderation was particularly impressive. The internet presence was also rated as very good. However, money topics, or tariffs and prices, dominated too much for some Council members.
The Focus background program met with a positive response from the Audience Council, particularly due to the broad selection of guests, in-depth discussions and good moderation. The broadcast length of 60 minutes is considered reasonable by the majority. The Internet presence, which is currently being revised and improved, was judged by the Council to still be somewhat spartan.
The Council classified Kassensturz as an "important program with high everyday utility for consumers". A majority of the Audience Council is of the opinion that Swiss television needs the program, which deals with consumer topics, everyday tips and product tests. The formal journalistic realization of the programme convinced a majority of the Council. The moderation was particularly impressive. The internet presence was also rated as very good. However, money topics, or tariffs and prices, dominated too much for some Council members.
The Focus background program met with a positive response from the Audience Council, particularly due to the broad selection of guests, in-depth discussions and good moderation. The broadcast length of 60 minutes is considered reasonable by the majority. The Internet presence, which is currently being revised and improved, was judged by the Council to still be somewhat spartan.
