Swisscom is facing calls to pay its customers compensation after failures with its television service.
Tens of thousands of people are thought to have been hit on Monday and then again yesterday morning.
Although in Swisscom’s contract small print, it does say that it cannot guarantee uninterrupted service - but the head of the Foundation of Consumer Protection, Sara Stadler, told the Bick newspaper that claims are not out of the question, but each would have to be dealt with individually.
Geneva hosts two vital diplomatic meetings today
For at least 48 hours, Geneva becomes the world’s diplomatic epicentre, hosting two sets of high-stakes talks at the same time.
Snowfall grips Alps - high avalanche warnings almost everywhere
Heavy snowfall is tightening its grip across the Swiss Alps, triggering deadly avalanches and major disruption.
Snow derails train - injures 5
A train derailed near Goppenstein in canton Valais after an avalanche swept across the line yesterday morning.
Train travel remains disrupted in Lausanne
Train travel between Geneva and Lausanne remains problematic today.
High franc - high cost for business
Pressure is mounting on the Swiss national bank to intervene to slow the franc's relentless rise.
Economy grows a little
Switzerland’s economy edged up by 0.2 per cent in the fourth quarter, according to an initial estimate from the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs.
