News: "NZZ Format" launches on Berlin TV

From June, the TV program "NZZ Format" will be broadcast on the new channel XXP in Berlin. XXP has been broadcasting on the Berlin cable network since May 7.

The television program "NZZ Format" will be broadcast on the new channel XXP in Berlin from June. XXP has been broadcast on the Berlin cable network since May 7.News "NZZ Format" starts on Berlin TV
The broadcaster is Spiegel TV and the production company DCTP. As a "metropolitan channel", XXP is aimed at an educated and high-income audience with information and feature films. The programs from the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) will be shown on Saturdays at 10 pm as part of themed evenings entitled "Society". After Berlin, XXP will soon be produced for other cities.
Radio Edelweiss makes a profitThe local radio station Edelweiss in Basel is in the black for the first time. Last year, Edelweiss made a loss of 1,200,000 francs on a turnover of 1.9 million francs. A turnover of 2.35 million and a profit of 26,000 francs are budgeted for 2001. However, the first quarter of 2001 looks even better. Operating income rose by 85 percent compared to the same period last year to 94,170 francs, resulting in a positive quarterly result of 145,80 francs. Edelweiss now expects an annual profit of between 80,000 and 100,000 francs.
Radio 105 popular with Swizz fans The youth cable station Radio 105 leads the popularity scale of the Swizz Youth Barometer study by a large margin. 29 percent of respondents named 105 as their favorite station. In contrast, second-placed DRS 3 only achieved 17 percent. Radio Pilatus came third with 6.9 percent. The study should be treated with caution. It was conducted by IHA-GfM. However, only members of the Swizz Club were surveyed. Of the 1000 young people who were sent an invitation to take part, 259 completed the web questionnaire. This means that the youth barometer is not representative. For example, the regional distribution was not taken into account, meaning that the figures for local stations are not very meaningful. The question of the motivation of those who took part also remains unanswered.
New activities at RingierA number of new projects are in the pipeline at the Ringier publishing house. For example, cooking programs from Betty Bossi are being planned. Preparations are in full swing, with four pilot shows already planned for the fall.
InfoWeek with new format and new pricesInfoWeek, the Swiss weekly magazine for computing, Internet and e-business, is now published in tabloid format 235 x 325 mm. According to a press release from the Compress Information Group, the publisher is responding to readers' requests for a more manageable publication. The format change also entails a
adjustment of the advertising prices.
New look for siFrom June, Schweizer Illustrierte (SI) will be presented in a revised layout. According to editor-in-chief Marc Walder, SI will have a more modern and powerful appearance. The most important changes include a new basic font and
the increased use of the color red. In terms of content, there will be new containers at the start of the magazine and expanded party reporting. The new layout was created by Hamburg magazine designer Wolf Dammann.
Sunrise and Basler Mediengruppe cooperateThe Basler Mediengruppe and the telecom provider Sunrise want to mutually expand their core competencies in the area of new media. The cooperation is intended to strategically strengthen both companies in the area of content and media management. Sunrise is pushing ahead with the expansion of its services, in particular customer-friendly portal applications. Through the cooperation, the Basler Mediengruppe is expanding the range of its online services and supplementing its content offering with additional services such as e-mail and chat forums. In addition to exploiting existing synergies, Sunrise and Basler Mediengruppe also want to examine the joint realization of new services such as UMTS, broadband and unified messaging.

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