Observed Signal · Jul 29, 2026 · Rebrand & Platform Implementation · Source: persoenlich.com News · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Positive
Zurich Radio My105 Relaunches Brand and Digital Platforms
My105, a Zurich-based radio station, unveiled a new logo and a redesigned website and app while implementing the software of Audiospace. Audiospace was founded by My105 owner Jan Müller in 2017, and Müller remains a stakeholder; by adopting the software, he is deploying his own product on his station's platforms. Müller acquired the station in March from founder Giuseppe Scaglione and has been sharpening the music profile. Jasmin Berger, who became Head of Operations in May, described the new logo as a contemporary visual statement reflecting the station's community. The station cited Radio-Data Schweiz figures showing an average of 1,086,442 monthly contacts in Q2 2026 and announced that new shows will follow.
Local broadcaster updated its brand and digital presence and adopted Audiospace software (a product founded by the station owner), showing a publisher-level technology implementation and citing substantial audience reach; limited wider industry impact.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- My105 introduced a new logo and a redesigned website and mobile app.
- My105 implemented the software of Audiospace on its platforms; Audiospace was founded by Jan Müller in 2017 and he remains a stakeholder.
- Jan Müller acquired My105 in March 2026 from founder Giuseppe Scaglione.
- My105 cited Radio-Data Schweiz reporting an average 1,086,442 monthly contacts in Q2 2026.
- Jasmin Berger, My105 Head of Operations (appointed in May), called the new logo a contemporary visual statement reflecting the station's community.
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