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By ANDREW POWELL MUNICH \u2014 Although no news release hailed its arrival, a revamped website was launched today for the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra<\/a>. It is faster, navigationally flatter, and better geared to mobile platforms than the old pages, criticized here<\/a>. To enable the advance, domains have been set up liberating the orchestra from the giant br.de<\/a>, which until today hosted all three BR Klassik entities \u2014 the BRSO, the BR Chor<\/a> and the M\u00fcnchner Rundfunk-Orchester<\/a> \u2014 as well as a panoply of services of parent Bavarian Broadcasting. In the bureaucratic context, this is revolutionary. Domain br-so.de<\/a> will serve German readers while br-so.com<\/a> is for everyone else. Simple tasks, such as finding the orchestra\u2019s managers, are now as easy as they should be. Corresponding domains br-chor.de<\/a> and br-chor.com<\/a> have been established for the excellent chorus but for the moment resolve elsewhere. The MRO, currently on a two-week homeland tour playing operetta behind Jonas Kaufmann, retains its present site arrangement.<\/p>\n Screenshot \u00a9 Bayerischer Rundfunk<\/p>\n Related posts:
Published: April 17, 2015<\/span><\/p>\n
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