While the dominant Goldbach has cleverly stayed in the background, to pull the chestnuts out of the fire for the private broadcasting industry.incited by unqualified insults from his board member Helmut Thoma. "The numbers have nothing to do with reality. The measurement method is like the settlement plan of a mirage," he said, wandering taiwan rcs data through the media. With this style, Thoma is now causing scorched earth in the TV developing country of Switzerland. In this case, it is Dominik Kaiser who has to pay the price. He has apparently overlooked the fact that Thoma's slander method has been failing for years. But Kaiser is capable of learning. And he definitely has to be now in order to prevent further major damage to his project.
However, a strategy of further reducing the quality of the online offerings of its own free newspaper in order to strengthen the planned paywall for paid products would only make the self-created dilemma even clearer. of dog food or the delayed acquisition of now overpriced job portals therefore appears to be a considerable risk for the two major Swiss publishers, who are likely to disappoint the expectations raised by their foreign experiences. The previous short-term thinking and action is now turning out to be an insurmountable pitfall for the future. And that is why it is not too bold to predict that the paywall will be a flop.