Star TV receives license renewal
The Federal Council has extended the license for the Star TV channel for another three years.
The Federal Council has granted the concession for the
Star TV for a further three years. The private broadcaster
distributes its program in the areas of film, lifestyle and entertainment
for the past ten years, the further course would have been delayed by the revision of the RTVA.
should have been clarified. But because this continues to be delayed, the
Star TV submits new documents to Bakom for license renewal
submit. In recent weeks, the station, which is currently
reached 630,000 viewers daily, the tenth anniversary on
screen and with a poster campaign. From December 23, it will be broadcasting
the 32 episodes of the Chinese fantasy saga "Lost City in Snow Heaven"
as the first station in the West.
Star TV for a further three years. The private broadcaster
distributes its program in the areas of film, lifestyle and entertainment
for the past ten years, the further course would have been delayed by the revision of the RTVA.
should have been clarified. But because this continues to be delayed, the
Star TV submits new documents to Bakom for license renewal
submit. In recent weeks, the station, which is currently
reached 630,000 viewers daily, the tenth anniversary on
screen and with a poster campaign. From December 23, it will be broadcasting
the 32 episodes of the Chinese fantasy saga "Lost City in Snow Heaven"
as the first station in the West.
