French-speaking Switzerland Television

The French-speaking Switzerland Télévision ( TSR ) is a unit of company of the Swiss public audio-visual group SRG Swiss SR idea in load of the production and diffusion of programs of Télévision in French for the French-speaking Switzerland .

History of the TSR

1952, beginning of experimental television
November 1st 1954, first public emissions
1965, end of slackenings of Tuesday and introduction of the Publicity
1968, introduction of the color
1972, installation in the news tower with Geneva
1982, displacement of Téléjournal in Geneva
1984, creation of the French-speaking chain TV5
1987, the emissions start at midday
1994, for the 40 years of the TSR, the frontage of the tower was furnished with a fresco, which entered the Guinness of the records
1996, for OJ of Atlanta, the TSR also enters the Guinness of the records for the longest emission, of the duration of the OJ.
1997, creation of TSR2
2001, introduction of traitemant Numerical images
2001, creation of tsr.ch and beginning of the visualization of emission on Internet
2005, introduction of the Digital terrestrial television
2005, creation of the site of the files of the TSR
2006, new visual identity: large a S red/blue replaces old Des.
June 25th 2007, stop of the hertzian analogical diffusion in French-speaking Switzerland (except the Valais) with the profit of the numerical diffusion.

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