In this year’s Swiss national final “Die Entscheidungsshow” the grooviest song called “Stones” from the band ZIBBZ could win the jury as well as the public televote. For the first time ever an international jury has been involved to help to find the right decision for Eurovision. Often the Swiss entries did not match the international taste and hence not qualify for Grand Finals.

In this year’s Swiss national final “Die Entscheidungsshow” the grooviest song called “Stones” from the band ZIBBZ could win the jury as well as the public televote.

For the first time ever an international jury has been involved to help to find the right decision for Eurovision. Often the Swiss entries did not match the international taste and hence not qualify for Grand Finals.

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My first Eurovision Song Contest I watched behind the walls of the former GDR in 1987. This was even possible at that time! Since then I am following the ESC every year on TV. In 2004 I had the chance to watch it live in Istanbul. Due to the fact that Jens and Bernd have collected many interviews, photos, etc. the idea came up to show all this contest to the public. We founded the website eurovisionlive.com and we have been one of the first to offer the medium internet for the Eurovision Song Contest.