The demand for more objectivity

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asimd23
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The demand for more objectivity

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It was already clear when she was appointed a week ago that Wappler would show leadership skills : she ended the discussion about moving the Bern radio studios to Zurich with one sentence. She became famous seven years ago when, as the newly appointed SRF culture boss, she criticized the Swiss "Tatort" episode "Wishful Thinking" : too many clichés, a bad leading actress and a bumpy story. Girl power of a different kind. There are more pleasant ways to spend your time than fighting against the culture faction.

But now back to the current interview in the NZZaS: Wappler's south korea rcs data statement caused a minor earthquake. Even German and Austrian newspapers reported on it. The "Aargauer Zeitung" is already worried: "Will Wappler's SRF finally become toothless?" But as the SRG constantly preaches in its guidelines, does not mean boredom. Perhaps simply less snideness towards "dissenters", especially from the right-wing camp. The fact that the AZ is already equating the SRF with her name should please Nathalie Wappler. Especially since she is not starting until next spring. Until then, she will continue to lecture on the small difference between opinion and information.
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