TeleZüri

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Infobox radio tower icon
Station logo
TV station ( under private law )
Program type Regional program
reception Cable , IPTV , WebTV
resolution 1080i ( HDTV )

480i ( SDTV )

Start of transmission 3rd October 1994
owner CH Media
executive Director Markus Gilli
Program director Markus Gilli and Oliver Steffen (broadcaster family), Claude Winet (TeleZüri)
List of TV channels
Website


TeleZüri is a Swiss regional private television broadcaster for the city and the agglomeration of Zurich . Founded in 1994 by local radio pioneer Roger Schawinski , TeleZüri and Radio 24 were sold in 2001 for 92 million Swiss francs to Tamedia AG , which publishes the Tages-Anzeiger, one of the most important Swiss daily newspapers. In 2010 Tamedia announced its intention to sell its radio and television channels. In August 2011, the Aargau media company AZ Medien bought TeleZüri and TeleBärn for an unknown amount, and in December 2011 Radio 24 as well.

CH Media , a joint venture between the NZZ media group and AZ Medien, has been the owner of TeleZüri since 2018 . CH Media started operations on October 1, 2018.

The broadcast studios are located in the Steinfels area in Zurich's industrial quarter .

history

TeleZüri was founded in 1994.

TeleZüri went on air for the first time in October 1995. In addition to BELCOM Holding AG (from Roger Schawinski ), the Ringier Group and TA-Media AG were also involved in the station.

On January 1, 2012, the Aarau-based media company AZ Medien also took over the Tele M1 and TeleBärn channels from Tamedia . Under the umbrella of AZ Medien, TeleZüri together with the channels Tele M1 and TeleBärn formed a real family of channels.

  • 1994: foundation
  • 1995: On the air for the first time
  • 1996: TeleZüri reaches an average of 322,000 viewers
  • 2001: Roger Schawinski sells shares in TeleZüri to Tamedia
  • 2012: AZ Medien takes over TeleZüri and TeleBärn
  • 2018: TeleZüri goes over to CH Media with the establishment of the joint venture between AZ Medien and NZZ-Regionalmedien

program

Co-editors-in-chief of the TV channel family (TeleZüri, TeleBärn , Tele M1 , tvo, Tele 1) are Markus Gilli and Oliver Steffen, editor-in-chief of TeleZüri Claude Winet. In addition to a few evening programs, TeleZüri produces a 45-minute program every day, which is broadcast for the first time from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and then repeated every hour. The ZüriNews , ZüriInfo and the talk show TalkDaily are broadcast . The health magazine Check up has been available on Mondays since 2011 . The trend magazine Lifestyle is broadcast on Fridays ; Saturday evening the cooking program SwissDinner , which in August 2010 replaced the discontinued matchmaking program SwissDate . This is followed by the entertainment magazine Freakish . On Sundays, current topics of the week are controversially discussed in the talk show SonnTalk .

The program structure has remained almost unchanged for years since it started broadcasting. One of the best-known and most followed TeleZüri programs was the matchmaking program SwissDate ; this, at that time still known as ZüriDate , was broadcast for the first time in 1995 and moderated by Patricia Boser until 2003 , followed by Joël Gilgen and from 2009 by Gabriela Ursprung. Over the years, the program achieved national fame and was also broadcast outside the TeleZüri broadcasting area by TeleBärn, Telebasel , Tele Top , Tele Tell , Tele M1, TV Ostschweiz and Tele Südostschweiz . In total, SwissDate had an average of 238,900 viewers per program, of which 139,500 were on TeleZüri. In March 2010 TeleZüri announced that it would discontinue the program after 15 years due to the increasingly difficult search for candidates. From June 2015 to the end of 2018, the gossip show Boser & Böser with Patricia Boser ran on Thursday evening .

style

The reporting contains current topics mainly from the canton of Zurich and partly from surrounding cantons such as Schwyz, Zug and Aargau. At major events, the station also deals with national or international topics. The contributions are created by video journalists and written in a tabloid style.

language

All in-house productions are performed in Swiss German in order to create a special homeland connection .

Odds

In 2017, the station achieved a daily reach of 10.3% (previous year: 10.6%) in its core broadcasting area. According to the Mediapulse television panel , TeleZüri's market share in the entire German-speaking part of Switzerland is 0.9% (1st half of 2018).

distribution

The station can be received in analog and digital form via UPC Switzerland and other cable networks in German-speaking Switzerland; Zattoo , Wilmaa, Teleboy and Blick TV distribute TeleZüri within Switzerland via the Internet. In addition, a live stream is available on the TeleZüri website and all programs can be accessed in the archive.

Logos

  • 1994-2001

  • 2001-2014

  • since 2014

Moderators

Current moderators

News

  • Tina Biedermann
  • Oliver Steffen - also moderates TalkTestag and SonnTalk
  • Roman Wasik
  • Patricia Zuber
  • Vanessa Meier

Weather

  • Jeannette Eggenschwiler
  • Reto Vögeli
  • Peter Wick - chief meteorologist

Talk daily

Check up

  • Michael Lerch
  • Igor Zilincan

Stock market trend

Lifestyle

Former moderators

News

Weather

  • Linda Gwerder

Talk daily

Notable staff

broadcasts

In-house productions

  • ZüriNews (Mon – Sun) : News program, in which information is provided about the most important things in the region, in Germany, abroad, sport and, moderation: Tina Biedermann, Oliver Steffen, Patricia Zuber, Vanessa Meier and Roman Wasik
  • ZüriInfo (Tues – Fri) : A magazine that offers space for weekly series on a topic, the “Zürcher of the month” or other short reports
  • ZüriWetter (Mon – Sun): Weather forecast from the region, moderation: Peter Wick, Jeannette Eggenschwiler and Reto Vögeli
  • TalkTaily (Mon – Thu) : Talk show with mostly two to three guests on current topics, moderation: Markus Gilli, Hugo Bigi and Oliver Steffen
  • Lifestyle (Fr) : Celebrity magazine with Patricia Boser
  • SwissDinner (Sa) : Cooking program
  • SonnTalk (Sun) : A discussion group with three guests (mostly politicians and journalists) about important topics of the week, moderation: Markus Gilli
  • Check Up (Mon) : Health program with Igor Zilincan or Michael Lerch
  • BörsenTrend ( Fr ): Business magazine with Martin Spieler
  • Worth a quiz (Sa): Street game with Roland Kessler
  • +41 - The Swiss news magazine
  • Mis Dihei (Sa): A voyeuristic look into the apartments of different people in Zurich

Third-party productions

  • Spotlight (Sa) : Event magazine with Adela Smajic , Nico Nabholz, Sylwina
  • Tierisch (Sat – Sun) : Animal magazine with Silvi Herzog and Christine Honegger
  • Kino (Thu) : Kinomagazin with Philipp Portmann
  • homegate.tv (Mon – Sun) : Real estate broadcast with Tim Wielandt
  • Mediashop (Mon – Sun) : Teleshopping
  • Globe TV (Thu – Sun) : Travel magazine
  • Freizyt-TV : Leisure magazine

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Schawinski gives up. In: persoenlich.com . August 22, 2001.
  2. ↑ AZ Medien take over TeleBärn and TeleZüri. Tamedia, August 23, 2011 (press release).
  3. ↑ Peter Wanner buys TeleZüri and TeleBärn In: persoenlich.com . August 23, 2011. Retrieved September 11, 2011.
  4. ↑ Radio 24 also goes to AZ Medien. In: Tages-Anzeiger . December 12, 2011.
  5. ↑ Our brands. CH Media .
  6. ↑ New media company has started. In: persoenlich.com. 1st October 2018.
  7. ^ E. Schade, S. Studer: On the history of private television in Switzerland. Zurich Open Repository and Archive, accessed January 31, 2020 .
  8. ↑ Reorganization: New editorial office for regional TV channels. Retrieved November 21, 2019 .
  9. ↑ team. Program management ( Memento from July 18, 2014 in the Internet Archive ). TeleZüri.
  10. ↑ "SwissDate" is looking for the super coupler. In: 20 minutes . December 18, 2008.
  11. ↑ Felix Burch, Susanne Lüthi: Adieu «Swissdate», it was nice with you. In: 20 minutes. March 2, 2010.
  12. ↑ Tina Fassbind: “Swissdate” is history ( memento from March 5, 2010 in the Internet Archive ). In: Tages-Anzeiger . March 2, 2010.
  13. ↑ Better to e-flirt than just watch - «Swissdate» is canceled. In: Neue Zürcher Zeitung . March 3, 2010.
  14. ↑ TeleZüri: «Boser & Böser» is discontinued. In: persoenlich.com . December 28, 2018, accessed December 28, 2018 .
  15. ↑ Results of the TV panel 2017 / German-speaking Switzerland. Daily coverage in% (Mon-Sun). In: Annual Report 2017. Mediapulse AG, p. 27 (PDF; 2 MB).
  16. ↑ Market shares in German-speaking Switzerland in the first half of 2018. Mediapulse (PDF; 38 kB).

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