Liechtenstein’s Public Broadcaster Ceases Operations Following Funding Cut

Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Tracy Wood, who shares the following article from ABC News regarding the closure of Liechtenstein’s public radio station:

Liechtenstein’s public radio station ceases broadcasting after funding withdrawn

After nearly 30 years on the air, Radio Liechtenstein is signing off. Although its broadcasts primarily served domestic audiences, its departure is still notable in an era of shrinking public media services.

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3 thoughts on “Liechtenstein’s Public Broadcaster Ceases Operations Following Funding Cut

  1. Bill Lee

    The last note of the AP Assoicated Press story was:
    Liechtenstein is a principality of about 39,000 people that borders Switzerland and Austria.

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  2. Bill Lee

    Sad. But miniscule

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    Liechtenstein’s public radio station ceases broadcasting after voters withdraw funding

    FILE -This picture taken on Sept. 7, 2011 shows the Castle Vaduz, the home of Liechtenstein’s royal family in Vaduz, Liechtenstein. (AP Photo/Frank Jordans, File)
    By The Associated Press

    Posted Apr 3, 2025 07:54:51 AM. Last Updated Apr 3, 2025 08:01:10 AM.
    VADUZ, Liechtenstein (AP) — Tiny Liechtenstein’s public radio broadcaster is to disappear from the airwaves on Thursday after voters decided to pull state funding and the government was unable to find a way to privatize it.
    Radio Liechtenstein said on its website that it would cease broadcasting at 6 p.m. Thursday. “After nearly 30 years as a radio station in the principality, the voice of Liechtenstein is bowing out of the ether,” it said.
    In a referendum in October, 55.4% of those who voted decided to scrap legislation that granted state funding to Radio Liechtenstein at the end of 2025.
    Liechtenstein is a principality of about 39,000 people that borders Switzerland and Austria.
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  3. ROBERT Sr BLACK

    We are heading into the Dark Ages. Dark also means no voices to hear if not approved by the present government.

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