TeleBielingue
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| TV station ( private law ) | |
| Program type | Regional program |
| reception | Cable , IPTV |
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| Start of transmission | March 15, 1999 |
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TeleBielingue is a bilingual regional television from the city of Biel . It started broadcasting on March 15, 1999. According to its own statements, it is the only bilingual regional television in Europe.
organization
The production site and headquarters are in Biel . The delegate of the board of directors is Marcel Geissbühler and program manager Markus Böni. On December 1, 2016, Sophie Hostettler will take over the position of program manager. TeleBielingue AG is half owned by W. Gassmann AG and half by the Cortesi office .
history
1994: The first discussions between the initiators of TeleBielingue (W. Gassmann AG, Büro Cortesi and Radio Canal 3 ) take place at the end of the year. The TV channels TeleBärn and Canal Alpha + ( Neuchâtel ) are already on the air.
1995: First talks between TeleBielingue and TeleBärn for future cooperation take place in spring. A daily program window that TeleBielingue would produce for TeleBärn will be discussed. The name «TeleBielingue» is established. A first logo is created. On July 3, TeleBielingue submitted the license application.
1996: The winter months bring the viewpoints between TeleBärn and TeleBielingue closer . First discussions with cable network operators and possible partner companies take place.
1997: In March, talks with TeleBärn break up . The Federal Council grants the license to TeleBielingue on July 8th. The transmission area corresponds to the license application. Ongoing planning with regard to the start of TeleBielingue's broadcasting activities (finance, legal structure, etc.) TeleBärn and Lysser “Loly TV” submit a license complaint against TeleBielingue in September. Positive consultation by the Federal Office of Justice dated December 18 against the complaints from TeleBärn and the local television association Lyss and the surrounding area (Loly TV).
1998: The program director starts work in February. Start with concrete program and personnel planning. Search of the studio, discussions with designers for appearance, etc. On August 19th, the concession complaints from TeleBärn and Loly TV are rejected by the Federal Council. TeleBielingue will present itself to the public for the first time at the Biel trade fair in September. A first trailer is being produced especially for this. The new logo is presented. October, steeped in history: TeleBielingue AG (TeleBielingue SA) is founded by the three partners W. Gassmann AG, Büro Cortesi and Co. and Fondation Canal 3 ( Foundation Canal 3 ). In November the training for video journalists (employees of the three partner media) starts in regular workshops. The video journalists are responsible for filming and editing. 65 moderators are tested (castings). Four German-speaking and four French-speaking employees will be employed on March 1st. In December, the takeover of the studio space at Neumarktstrasse 64 in Biel is on the agenda. Then start with the renovation, furnishing and installation of the technology.
1999: The first studio is occupied in January. Beginning of the training phase for the moderators. And the video journalists practice the "emergency". The last training stage for employees at the front and behind the scenes begins in February. Intensive training and hot process tests are the order of the day. March 15, 7 p.m .: TeleBielingue starts broadcasting with the first news
2000: TeleBielingue celebrates its 1st birthday on March 15th. In December TeleBielingue moves into the new studio space in the Communication Center at Walserplatz 7 in Biel .
2006: First live broadcast of an EHCB match: EHC Biel becomes Nati-B champion.
2007: Live broadcasts of the play-off games of the EHC Biel and first broadcast (time-shifted) of the Biel Carnival parade.
2008: In July TeleBielingue is granted the new broadcasting license for the districts of Biel , Nidau , Erlach , Büren , La Neuveville , Courtelary , Moutier , See (Friborg) and the Grenchen agglomeration . The Biel municipal elections live on TeleBielingue: reports, interviews, panel discussions and public surveys report on the major political event for 5 hours.
2009: For the first time TeleBielingue broadcasts the big Biel Carnival parade live. The big festival is reported in detail in a four-hour broadcast.
2010: The transmission technology is renewed and the picture change from 4: 3 to 16: 9 is carried out.
2011: A new studio is moved into in November and the graphics of all programs and station idents are completely renewed.
program
Since the start in March 1999, TeleBielingue has broadcast an hourly program every evening from 7 p.m., which is then repeated every hour. TeleBielingue broadcasts alternately in (Swiss) German and French . Half an hour in German and half an hour (from 7.30 p.m.) in French . In addition, all programs are produced in German and French. The program in German and French is identical.
bilingualism
All programs on TeleBielingue are produced and broadcast in German and French . TeleBielingue has thus adapted to regional conditions. The TeleBielingue region extends into a French-speaking part ( Bernese Jura ), a German-speaking part ( Seeland , Grenchen ) and a bilingual region ( Biel and the surrounding area, Murten ).
TeleBielingue consciously takes on the role of the bridge between the two languages and between the two cultures and serves both languages equally. The whole station is consistently bilingual.
Multilingualism not only entails additional work and longer and more complicated processes, but also additional costs.
broadcasts
| broadcast | description | Airtime |
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| News broadcasts / infotainment | ||
| info | regional news broadcast | daily at 7 p.m. (except Sat) |
| Tour d'Horizon | Weekly review | weekly (Saturdays) at 7 p.m. |
| Meteo | regional weather | daily according to info |
| portfolio | Business broadcast | Mondays to Fridays according to information |
| Sports | regional sports news | weekly (sundays) |
| Talks | ||
| Facts at 5 | Talk show | Mondays to Fridays 5 p.m. |
| Talk | Conversation with a personality | weekly |
| Magazine broadcasts | ||
| Real estate | Real estate shipment | daily at 6.30 p.m. |
| Cinema | Cinema magazine | weekly (thursdays) |
| TelAuto | Car magazine | weekly (friday) |
| Heartbeat health magazine | Health magazine | weekly |
| Date | report | weekly (Tuesdays) |
| Savoir-Vivre | Lifestyle | per month |
| Asked | Conversation on specific topics | per month |
| Zoom lake district | Magazine for the Freiburg lake district | per month |
| goal | Football magazine | seasonal |
| hockey | Magazine about the EHC Biel | seasonal |
| Special shipments | ||
| FFFH | Festival du Film Français d'Helvétie | seasonal |
| Carnival | Biel Carnival Parade live | yearly |
people
Moderation (among others):
| Moderators | broadcast |
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| Markus Böni | Info & Talk |
| Sandro Sabatini | info |
| Vera Jordi | info |
| Claudia Nuara | Info & Talk |
| Thomas Loosli | info |
| Raphaël Chabloz | info |
| Sasha Edelmann | info |
| Stefanie Günther Pizarro | info |
| Livia Middendorp | info |
| Marc Perler | info |
| Dominique antennas | Date |
| Roland Itten | Talk |
| Thierry Luterbacher | Talk |
Logo and name
The TeleBielingue logo has not changed since it started broadcasting. The logo consists of a large blue B symbolizing Biel, Bienne and Bilingue , in an oblique ellipse. The name is a combination of "Tele" and " Bilingue " (French for bilingual) and " Biel ".
Technical
In 2010 the entire transmission technology was renewed to switch to 16: 9 operation. The format change from 4: 3 to 16: 9 was then completed on May 27, 2010. In 2011 the old broadcast studio was replaced by a new multifunctional studio (where all studio recordings are made) and the entire on-air design was renewed.
distribution
TeleBielingue broadcasts via cable ( UPC Switzerland , QuickLine and many more) and IPTV ( Swisscom TV) in Biel , Seeland , Grenchen , the Bernese Jura and the Freiburg lake district .
Range
TeleBielingue can be received by around 260,000 people who live in the transmission area. Over 39,000 viewers watch TeleBielingue every day. A total of 108,000 watch the program regularly (one to seven times a week).
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Video broadcast TeleBielingue (1999) - First news in German on YouTube
- ↑ TeleBielingue: What TeleBielingue offers
- ↑ Telebärn presenter Sophie Hostettler changes to Telebielingue , Berner Zeitung from September 6, 2016.
- ↑ Video broadcast TeleBielingue (1999) - First news in German on YouTube
- ↑ TeleBielingue: A couple of milestones
- ↑ TeleBielingue: broadcasts
- ↑ TeleBielingue: Mission statement
- ↑ TeleBielingue: Moderation
- ↑ Bieler Tagblatt: Changeover to 16: 9