According small report should now choose so in the next few days whether the transfer of the concession FM Radio Monte Carlo (RMC Züri) on Engery Zurich (NRJ) approved by DETEC will or not.
About the concession process and its remarkable excesses so we need to take this opportunity to express no more. Of course, DETEC put here once again in a dilemma. It beckons the deal by simply would be at least the souls from the ranks of the great fan base and Energy course also reassure the Ringier Press finite. On the other hand, all other parties should be called into action when this business unceremoniously green light would be granted. Yes, it really would be a blank check for the license trade and hardly anyone would be surprised if other media companies suddenly their "creativity" free rein and elsewhere suggest a similar bargain would. For example, could then seek unrestrained Roger Schawinski Radio 32 Radio or neo to extend its sphere of influence west of Zurich.
we will soon know whether the DETEC will already come into the next faux pas, or whether the decision will be made this time with a little more foresight. A permit with conditions would certainly be the fairest of all solutions, especially by Radio Monte Carlo still really no consideration has been provided. So why not commit RMC to the concept under license application and still implement the program instead of just on FM via digital platforms (DAB + and HD radio) to disseminate? Giuseppe Scaglione had so the opportunity to comply with its obligation to operate and also to contribute to the desired media to the Department's diversity. The proposed sale would in any case thus obtained a certain legitimacy.
Also noteworthy is the fact how the aims Energy CEO Daniel Büchi henceforth concentrate on the core area of Zurich and getting their option Radio Energy with DAB digital radio to a national private radio station, apparently completely fades. At the time of survival in this regard were still very different tones. But still the battle is not won yes.
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