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Fake or Fact: SRG and SBB launch new module on school train

The rolling classroom will drive through Switzerland with a new train car on the subject of "fake news" from today.

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SRG welcomes the rejection of the halving initiative by the Federal Council

SRG welcomes the confirmation of the Federal Council's decision made in November 2023 to reject the halving initiative.

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Change at the top of the SRG is initiated

The Swiss public broadcaster has announced a succession plan for the top leadership ahead of what could be significant reform to how the broadcaster is funded.

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SRG SSR opposes proposed reduction in Swiss media levy

The Swiss public broadcaster SRG says a proposed cut to the media levy could see up to 900 jobs lost, with devastating results.

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SRG SSR on fostering citizen’s political participation

With federal elections approaching in Switzerland, SRG SSR has implemented strategies to foster the political engagement of citizens.

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‘SWIplus’ app to strengthen political participation of the Swiss Abroad

The SWIplus app will cater to the 10% of the Swiss population that lives abroad and has specific information needs and media usage habits.

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100,000 signatures for “200 francs, that’s enough”

The "200 francs, that's enough" initiative could now go to a referendum after initiator claim they've collected over 100,000 valid signatures.

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ZDF, ORF and SRF are once again increasing volume in co-productions

The public television stations, ZDF, ORF and SRF, agreed on joint program projects for 2023/2024 at their annual co-production conference.

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How RSI’s youth platform, Spam, reaches their audience

RSI launched Spam in 2016 to reach younger audiences. But over the 7 years they have been around, they have had to adapt. 

Public broadcasters create “Public Spaces Incubator”

Four public broadcasters are partnering to develop solutions to address increasingly toxic, polarized and unsafe online discourse.