Brut.

Brut. live feels like a social media news feed turned into a TV channel. The German-language feed delivers 60-second explainers, punchy headlines, almost nothing that runs longer than four minutes. You watch it, you swipe, you know. The editorial line leans left and civic-minded: climate, migration, inequality gets more airtime than parliamentary procedures. But the trade-off is obvious: nuance gets sacrificed for shareability. If you can't explain it in a minute, Brut. probably won't air it. That makes it a useful second screen companion, not a primary news source. For anyone curious about how Swiss news media is trying to reach younger audiences, Brut. is the lab. Watch Brut. online to see if this format actually works for you. The channel bundles itself around themes rather than a traditional news wheel, so scrolling through a day's feed feels more like a social media timeline than a broadcast schedule. News tv Switzerland needs more experiments like this, even if the depth sometimes frustrates.