That Ringier is serious about the digital television project Blick TV should be clear now that the job advertisements have been posted. Live directors, live editors and live reporters are being sought for "one of the Blick Group's biggest projects". Blick TV is not starting out as an underfunded hobby television station, but is positioning itself strongly: the station is to have 48 full-time positions - that's 4800 full-time positions ( persoenlich.com reported ). And Blick TV will fill a niche that is currently empty. This calculation could work out.
But first the numbers: The majority of the nigeria rcs data 48 full-time positions are in journalism and not in technical operations. As editor-in-chief Jonas Projer explained when asked, only six full-time positions are planned for technology and directing. There is no need for camerawomen and cameramen in the two planned studios. Automated cameras will do their job for them. The "Tagesschau" and "10vor10" have been showing how this works for some time.
"Video journalists are jack of all trades"
An impressive 42 full-time positions at Blick TV are in the editorial department - that is, presenters, editors and video journalists. By comparison: the largest Swiss regional broadcaster, TeleZüri, has around 50 editorial staff - many of whom work part-time.