Radio SRF 4 News

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Radio SRF 4 News

Broadcast area	Switzerland
Ownership
Owner	Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)
History
First air date	5 November 2007 (as DRS 4 News)
Links
Webcast	Official webcast
Website	Official website

Radio SRF 4 News is the fourth radio station from Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF). The station was launched on 5 November 2007 (as DRS 4 News).

Swiss Radio and Television (SRF) is Switzerland's national public broadcasting organization, providing a wide range of television, radio, and online services. As a division of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG SSR), SRF is responsible for producing and distributing content across various media platforms in Switzerland.

SRF operates several television channels, including SRF 1, SRF zwei (SRF Two), and SRF info, as well as multiple radio stations such as SRF 1, SRF 2 Kultur, and SRF 3. The organization delivers a diverse range of programming, including news, entertainment, culture, and sports, catering to the various linguistic regions of Switzerland—German, French, and Italian.

SRF maintains a comprehensive digital presence through its official website srf.ch. The site provides access to live streams of TV and radio broadcasts, on-demand video content, news articles, and other multimedia resources. Users can also access podcasts, watch live broadcasts, and explore special features related to current affairs, cultural events, and sports.

The SRF website features a dedicated news section, offering up-to-date information on national and international events. This section includes articles, interviews, and reports on a wide range of topics, ensuring that the public remains informed about significant developments.

SRF is committed to respecting user privacy. The organization uses cookies and similar technologies to enhance user experience on its website. Users have control over their data and can specify preferences regarding the processing of their personal information, with commercial use being excluded.

Founded in 1931, SRF has a long history of providing quality broadcasting services to the Swiss public. Its mission is to deliver informative, educational, and entertaining content that reflects the diversity and values of Swiss society. SRF plays a crucial role in maintaining Switzerland's media landscape and public service broadcasting standards.

The stations programming includes: national and international news, politics, economy, stock market, sport, culture, science, information technology, media and training.

• Official website