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The Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) ended last year with a CHF 2.9 million loss, attributing the negative result to a decline in income from licence fees and advertising, as well as increased operating costs.
5 months ago · 1 source
Referendum
In a series of nationwide referendums on March 8th, Swiss citizens rejected a proposal to slash the public broadcasting licence fee, and approved a shift to individual taxation for married couples. Voters also turned down a new climate fund but enshrined the importance of cash in the constitution.
The Local Switzerland · +2 more
Politics
A second poll conducted ahead of the March 8 federal vote reveals that opposition to the initiative to reduce the SBC radio and TV licence fee has risen to 54%. Support for other initiatives, such as individual taxation, is also reportedly eroding.
SWI swissinfo.ch
Politics
With a national vote on March 8th that could slash the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation's (SBC) funding, thousands have demonstrated in Ticino in support of the public broadcaster. Meanwhile, major film festivals warn the cuts would severely damage Swiss cultural output and international reach.
SWI swissinfo.ch · +2 more
Politics
Financial disclosures reveal significant spending on the four national referendums scheduled for March 8, with the initiative to cut the SBC license fee attracting the most funds at nearly CHF5.8 million.
SWI swissinfo.ch · +1 more
SBC
Ahead of the March 8 vote, Swiss cultural associations are raising alarms over the 'CHF200 is enough!' initiative, arguing that slashing the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation's budget would jeopardize cultural diversity, media plurality, and thousands of jobs in the creative sector.
SWI swissinfo.ch · +1 more
Politics
An upcoming popular initiative on March 8th seeks to nearly halve the licence fee for the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC). This explainer delves into the arguments from supporters, who want to reduce the financial burden on households, and opponents who warn of risks to national cohesion and democracy.
SWI swissinfo.ch
