Geneva, Switzerland (Tribune de Geneve, Fre) – Radio Cité is appealing to the city and canton of Geneva for funds. Geneva’s oldest radio station needs SFr300,000 to survive to December, with SFr50,000 of it going to pay June salaries. The station is the only private, all-purpose general radio in the city since Radio Lac joined forces with Radio Rouge, with the two to be based in Lausanne.
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News story, GenevaLunch, 13 June 2007.
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