MTV’s news broadcasts experience a historical change.
Today, MTV completed the change negotiations. Joona Rissanen
Earlier Wednesday, MTV reported on the end of the change negotiations.
In the context of change negotiations, news broadcasts will experience a historical change, with only one news anchor in the weekend’s broadcasts instead of two news anchors.
This means that in the future MTV’s main news broadcast Ten news mixed Seven news There’s only one news anchor on weekends.
The change is historic because Ten news has always hosted two news anchors on MTV throughout history. Likewise Seven news since 1998.
The only exception was seen in 2016, when an exceptional shipment was seen when Ten news Only one news anchor hosted.
Iltalehti sought MTV’s well -known news anchors to comment on changes to the programs, but everyone refused immediately.
Mikko Hyytiä, Jaakko Loikkanen and Shahin Doagu stated that they had nothing to comment on, and directed the journalist to turn MTV’s corporate communications and responsibility Tea Siikonen half.
Siikonen refused to interview by phone, but received the questions sent by email. After receiving the requests, he announced that he would convey them to the MTV News responsible editor Tomi Einonen.
However, Iltalehti has not received answers from Einonen regarding program changes or a change in the job description of news anchors. News anchors Ripsa Koskinen-Papunen, Kirsi Alm-Siira and Jan Andersson did not respond to Iltalehti’s contacts.
MTV’s ten news has a long history. Kauppalehti/Ari Leppš
Today, MTV announced that it had completed the change negotiations. As a result, the need for staff reduction is 35, but the number may change unless the new tasks offered are not accepted.
The conversion negotiations concerned the entire MTV Oy, or about 390 people.
MTV announced that it would invest in the MTV Katsomo streaming service and its position as Finland’s leading commercial Total TV house, particularly emphasizing the moving image.
In addition to news broadcasts, changes in the program offerings include, among other things, Good morning Finland -Extending of broadcasts.
According to Iltalehti, MTV also intends to close its entertainment and lifestyle delivery. Some employees are dismissed, while some are transferred to other tasks within MTV.