But of course that would all be mere crutches compared to the Leuenberger bombshell. However, some of his statements are a little puzzling. For example, when he explained that a system change was necessary because, unlike in the past, 70 percent of television consumption today no longer goes to the SRG, but to foreign TV channels.
My first thought was that he meant that turkey rcs data he wanted to redistribute the fees according to real TV consumption. But since this would not be a particularly advantageous solution for the SRG, I was probably wrong. To my shame, I must admit that I have not yet figured out what he really wanted to tell us. And then, as he so often does, he soared into mystical spheres who do not use radio and television as "pure". This means that everyone else is "impure" - even the viewers of his messages.
Because they are not contaminated by the "waste" of the media (our media minister's exact words), they, the last of the pure ones in Switzerland, are now supposed to pay up. Bakom boss Martin Dumermuth seconded this, saying that the newly levied SRG fees could be reduced by up to 100 francs per year. Before the storms of enthusiasm spill over, here's a tiny note.