The sensitivity of some ORF managers to what works and what doesn’t is apparently at the level of the waterboarding experts of Vladimir Putin’s Chechen friend, Ramzan Akhmatovitsch Kadyrov: thanks to the black-green federal government just 81 days before ORF January 1 From. In January 2024, more than four million Austrian households and companies will be able to collect really large sums of money through a mandatory tax, one department of the embattled broadcaster is organizing a fine party for itself – the fee the payer can afford – ” Fund the climate protection celebration of the “Mother Earth” initiative.
So a few thousand euros more are flowing into the ORF party program, even though independent media like eXXpress are sharply critical of the underfunding and excessive over-funding of the TV fee-based broadcaster, which will receive 789 million euros annually in the future. Week.
And ORF insiders are also shaking their heads about this “Mother Earth” party organized by the Department of Climate Protection, to be celebrated on October 12 in a nice trendy restaurant on Vienna’s Danube Canal, for another reason: the hostess most The former is the people-state managing director of the Burgenland Greens, who recently came under heavy criticism as the new ORF climate protection officer due to the smell of postal bargaining.
What many people didn’t know: Anita Malli is the Managing Director of “Mother Earth” Association as well as the ORF Climate Protection Officer and works with a very renowned ex-Green in both fields.
And by the way, Malli’s spouse is also a key manager at ORF – which is certainly not scandalous and can be found in other companies too.
But the fact that Anita Malli and her team had to throw an expensive party before the highly criticized ORF mandatory tax also irks ORF’s other colleagues: Parties and austerity orders don’t go together, ORF clients. If you do this, you will be provoked here again. Just like in February this year, when an ORF editor said he wanted to taste oysters at the Opera Ball in front of the camera.
So while low-income earners, pensioners and single parents are already scraping by ORF’s mandatory contributions – which have to be paid all at once in January – the fee broadcaster is throwing another expensive party.
