What is funny? This question has become more relevant than ever in recent days. For example, "Deville" was criticized by the SRG ombudsmen for influencing the vote on the Corporate Responsibility Initiative ( persoenlich.com reported ). Dominic Deville responded to the reprimand last Sunday with the caption "permanent satire show" . I found that quite original. But is it also funny when SRF gives the regional broadcaster TeleZüri false information? No, definitely not.
The SRF comedy format "Zwei am Morge" wanted to cambodia rcs data create a new internet meme. To do this, the comedians Julian Graf and Ramin Yousofzai supplied various media outlets, including TeleZüri, with fake news about an alleged wolf sighting on Zurich's Üetliberg. This was proven with a photo. They also provided TeleZüri with the eyewitness Albion Ademi, who, when asked by the TV station, again assured them that he had actually seen the wolf. It is hardly surprising, then, that Ademi eventually became the protagonist of a TeleZüri news report .
As it turned out, the wolf at the edge of the forest was not a live one, but a stuffed one. The comedians had dragged it along and photographed it. And the walker, Albion Ademi, who answered questions from TeleZüri? An actor, paid by SRF.