Of course, Masüger is talking about the online offering of the license fee-funded SRF. What this should and may do in the digital world should and may be discussed. But please not with the argument of quality differences between digital and traditional information provision. at SRF either. Our Instagram and Facebook posts are well prepared and link to further background information on the respective topics. And they also provide the "politically relevant information" that germany rcs data Masüger demands from SRF. When Iranian General Quasem Soleimani was killed in an American attack, SRF News reposted an explanatory piece on US-Iran relations that our correspondent Pascal Weber had produced together with the video editors two months earlier. On Facebook, the six-minute video (longer than most 10vor10 posts) achieved over a million views. A younger audience is also interested in this kind of content. And according to the license, they are explicitly entitled to it, even on third-party platforms.
The fact that the reorientation of SRF, i.e. the preparation of content for younger target groups, contradicts the license, as Masüger writes, is of little use for a debate. It is simply a mistake.