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Refine your search| IRIS 1999-3:1/21 [CH] Time Signal Transmissions May Be Sponsored | |
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On 1 September 1992, the Swiss Radio and Television Corporation (SRG) began broadcasting time signals on its original three (and now four) channels after concluding sponsoring agreements with different sponsors. The time signals were broadcast directly before the start of the daily editions of the news, and later also before the start of the information programme " 10 vor 10", depending on the content of the different agreements. The time signal sequence was composed of two elements, the one consisting in a grey band in the lower half of the screen, taking up approximately 1/8 of the screen's surface,... |
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| IRIS 1999-3:1/2 [CH] Mailbox Operator Convicted of Distributing Pornography | |
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The High Court of the Zurich Canton, in a revolutionary judgement concerning the dissemination of pornography via the Internet, has established a legal precedent. The operator of a mailbox was fined for giving unrestricted access to pornographic material to any user, including children under the age of 16. After viewing the material, which was transferred into the mailbox not by the defendant himself but by other users, he had moved it to the appropriate section, created by himself, and had failed to delete it, leaving it on file sometimes over a period of years. Under the terms of Art. 197.1 of... |
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| IRIS 1999-1:1/13 [CH] Legitimisation for the Contesting of a Decision by the Independent Appeals Committee for Radio and Television | |
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An appeal of the Independent Appeals Committee for Radio and Television ( Unabhängige Beschwerdeinstanz für Radio und Fernsehen - UBI) with regard to the conformity to the broadcasting law of a programme may be entered by anyone having a particularly close relation to the programme (individual complaint) or by anyone taking action with at least 20 co-signers (popular complaint). Decisions of the UBI can be contested by way of an administrative court complaint at the federal court. Only persons affected by the disputed decision and having an interest worthy of protection in changing or revoking... |
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| IRIS 1999-1:1/9 [CH] Legal Assessment of a Serial | |
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Between 5 and 9 January 1998, the Swiss television DRS showed a serial of several contributions about Tibet, each 6 to 8 minutes long, in the context of the programme "10 to 10". The coverage focused on a religious conflict between Tibetans in exile. The complainant criticised every single sequel of the "10 to 10" programme as well as the coverage as a whole and castigated it as a violation of the information principles (art. 4 RTVG). The complaint provided the Independent Appeals Committee ( Unabhängige Beschwerdeinstanz für Radio und Fernsehen - UBI) for the first time with an opportunity to... |
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| IRIS 1998-9:1/26 [CH] Space for Small Political Groupings on Television | |
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On 3 November 1997, Télévision Suisse Romande (TSR) devoted its programme "Droit de cité" to the election of the Conseil d'Etat of the Canton of Geneva. All the candidates had been invited to take part, including the candidate representing a small political grouping called the Alliance des citoyens contribuables (alliance of tax-paying citizens). Feeling that it was not being allowed its fair share of space, the Alliance refused to take part in the broadcast and lodged a complaint with the independent radio and television http://services.obs.coe.int/en/index.htm authority ( AIEP). In its decision... |