Anna-Liisa Tilus appeared in TV1’s last announcement
General|The termination of the announcements is related to the transformation negotiations of the Broadcasting Company, where the number of people was reduced by about 300 employees.
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Today, the Finnish Broadcasting Company stopped TV1’s traditional announcements as part of the company’s change negotiations, which reduced about 300 employees.
Anna-Liisa Tilus appeared at the last announcement at 9:55 pm, turning off the studio lights and saying goodbye to viewers.
Four announcers gave a joint last announcement earlier in the evening, thanking the viewers and their team for years of work.
In the future, TV1 will move on to use the channel sound instead of the announcements, which Yle says will be more cost -effective.
Mightily The last TV announcement was heard today at 9:55 pm on TV1.
Announcer Anna-Liisa Tilus reported that the next one would see the British drama series Changed lives. Its period name is Carpet underneath.
« It felt a bit the same when I heard about the end of TV1’s announcement assignment and the end of visible announcements, » he said.
Next, he recommended a podcast episode, the idea of which is that time is needed for the change. He then referred to his changing tasks. Tilus will continue as TV1 channel sound.
« All the good, it’s time to turn off the studio lights, » Tilus said.
Next, he turned off the studio’s lights and stepped away.
Four the announcer, Minna JylhäThe estate, Nina Sevelius and Gedi Lindahlthe last joint announcement was seen at 9:05 p.m.
« With a bit of a bit, but happy looking at the new winds. Thank you to the viewers for these years. Thanks also to our little team, it has been really nice to do this job together, » said Sevelius.
« My steps are already taking me elsewhere, » Lindahl said.
“With a smile when you meet.”
« A cordial thanks to me too good spectators. It has been a pleasure to serve you in Ykkönen’s nights, » said Jylhä.
Reform As a result, TV1 moves to a similar channel sound model as TV2 and the theme has been spent over a decade.
The change is related to the change negotiations of the Finnish Broadcasting Company, where the number of people decreased by about 300 employees. According to Yle, keeping the channel sound is more cost -effective than the traditional work of the announcer.
There have been a couple of regular and one fixed-term TV announcer.
