Good questions - and good answers: that is what characterizes the conversation in persoenlich.com with Stefano Semeria, the new head of entertainment at Leutschenbach. He can take on a lot from his prudent and always clever predecessor Christoph Gebel - and count on his advice. Gebel did his job exceptionally well. And he did not allow himself to be provoked by the media. He lived by the ever-good motto: the photographer is never in the picture.
Stefano Semeria will also be able to work well if he keeps his distance from many media outlets. Because in the Swiss people scene, which is very small, every personnel change is turned into a big saudi arabia rcs data headline. But here in particular you have to be free - the many reports about Aeschbacher's departure were sometimes grotesque. And not necessary. In Switzerland, after a policy of concessions often reminiscent of a dictatorship by the Federal Council 30 years ago, a free media scene has developed. Here, talk shows - such as those with Aeschbacher - can be produced without any problems. But, strangely, no one at the private broadcasters had the idea...
If the work at Leutschenbach is to be carried out purposefully, then the print media must also be mature, as they often conjure up almost human dramas too loudly when another TV face disappears. But tradition and renewal is the formula for success. And I wish Stefano Semeria success from the bottom of my heart.