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… in Switzerland who receives radio and television programmes is obligated to pay licence fees, by virtue of the Federal Act on Radio and Television…
… for everyoneWith various reception options available for our radio and television programmes, almost 100% coverage of households in Switzerland is guaranteed. We are investing in…
… events since the foundation of SRG.normalAn important milestone was without doubt the first television program in 1951. Resistance was strong back then, because of fears that television would…
Almost one million people in Switzerland have a sensory disability. With the aid of subtitling, audio description and sign language, SRG gives them access to information, entertainment, culture and
… equating to 5,700 full-time posts, an annual turnover of 1.56 billion francs, 17 radio stations, 7 television channels and a wide range of complementary websites and teletext services, SRG is Switzerland’s…
…Independent Complaints Authority for Radio and Televisioninfo@ubi.admin.chwww.ubi.admin.chTel: +41 58 462 55 38Tel: +41 58 462 55 33Christoffelgasse 5 3003 Bern
… and shapes the future. Education is a public service.normalIn 2024, 5% of radio and 14% of television broadcasting time was devoted to cultural and educational content. SRG spends 17% of its budget on…
… take place in Basel in mid-May. SRG will broadcast the final and the preceding semi-finals live on television. Together with its subsidiary SWISS TXT, SRG will ensure that people with hearing or visual…
… in public libraries are also available for public use.Memoriav and SRG are making radio and television programmes going back to the 1930s available through the online portal memobase.ch. Since 2022…
… and shapes the perspectives from which we present them. normalThe wide range of our radio and television shows reflects Switzerland’s multilingualism and multiculturalism. The diversity of Swiss society…
