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The news at VOX are presented in a highly competent,
up-to-date and informative way. Under the dctp-umbrella
SPIEGEL TV does not only supply up-to-news to VOX, but
also gives extensive background information in a licensed
newscast.
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| Nathalie Boegel |
DER TAG (the day) has been broadcast since 1 January
1999 as a main daily newscast weekdays at 17:45 pm and
Sundays at 16:30 pm, the late news are delivered right
before midnight at 23:55 pm. SPIEGEL TV news staff does
more than classic news reporting: in a length of 25, respectively
10, minutes viewers get extensive insight into global
events with in-depth coverage of how things are interconnected.
Regular documentaries on social, medical and service issues
round off the program.
SPIEGEL TV's own Berlin correspondents' office stands
for the importance of reporting from the capital and the
new federal states of Eastern Germany. Direct line-ups
with foreign correspondents all over the world permit
instant and extensive analyses of events all over the
world.
DER TAG reaches an average viewership of 2.6% market
share, in the target group of viewers aged 14 to 49 it
reaches 3.0%.
MAIN NEWS:
| Channel: |
VOX |
| Slot:: |
Monday through Friday,
17:45 - Sunday 16:30 |
| Length: |
25 minutes |
| Reach: |
390,000 viewers (3+),
170.000 viewers (14-49) |
| Market share: |
2.6% (3+), 3% (14-49)
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| Presented by: |
Nathalie Boegel |
LATE NEWS:
| Channel: |
VOX |
| Slot:: |
Monday through Friday,
23:55 |
| Length: |
10 minutes |
| Reach: |
220,000 viewers (3+),
140.000 viewers (14-49) |
| Market share: |
2.7% (3+), 3.2% (14-49)
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| Presented by: |
Kai Siering, Kirsten
Gerhard |
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