Last but not least: U1 mediates TV guest
Advertising Week receives dozens of media releases every day. With some of them, it is not always recognizable where the core message lies or what they are aimed at. This is what happened to the editorial team with a message from U1 TV.
Advertising Week receives dozens of media releases every day. With some of them, it is not always recognizable where the core message lies or what they are aimed at. This is what happened to the editorial team with a message from U1 TV. Did the TV station want to announce an explosive message here or simply amuse the readers with a cheerful school essay? We disagree, decide for yourself: "On Tuesday afternoon, the great search began. Mr. Kieser of Kieser Training reported to the reception of U1 TV for the recording of a program. Nobody knew who was supposed to have ordered him into the studio for a recording - the great search began...
Mr. Kieser from Kieser Training AG is at the reception desk of U1 TV and asks for Ms. Muster*. But there is no Mrs. Muster* employed at U1 TV and no Mr. Kieser registered as a guest. Has Mr. Kieser perhaps simply ended up at the wrong TV station? He is convinced that it must be here, since he has already contacted another TV station and they sent him here to U1 TV. Mr. Kieser has already been a guest of Klaus J. Stöhlker once and felt at home accordingly. But who was this ominous Ms. Muster* and what kind of program, which was not on the broadcast schedule, was it supposed to be about?
Finally, Ms. Schartl, the managing director, rattled around the entire editorial office with Mr. Kieser, looking for information - without result. But Ms. Schartl's detective instincts were aroused; she would not give up until she had solved Mr. Kieser's riddle. Determined, she got on the phone and called a number of television stations to find out where a Ms. Muster* was employed. Finally, she found what she was looking for at the very TV station that had sent Mr. Kieser to U1 TV! In order to avoid any further misdirection, Ms. Schartl actually took Mr. Kieser to the aforementioned TV station in order to drop him off safely there." *Name changed by the U1 editorial team
Mr. Kieser from Kieser Training AG is at the reception desk of U1 TV and asks for Ms. Muster*. But there is no Mrs. Muster* employed at U1 TV and no Mr. Kieser registered as a guest. Has Mr. Kieser perhaps simply ended up at the wrong TV station? He is convinced that it must be here, since he has already contacted another TV station and they sent him here to U1 TV. Mr. Kieser has already been a guest of Klaus J. Stöhlker once and felt at home accordingly. But who was this ominous Ms. Muster* and what kind of program, which was not on the broadcast schedule, was it supposed to be about?
Finally, Ms. Schartl, the managing director, rattled around the entire editorial office with Mr. Kieser, looking for information - without result. But Ms. Schartl's detective instincts were aroused; she would not give up until she had solved Mr. Kieser's riddle. Determined, she got on the phone and called a number of television stations to find out where a Ms. Muster* was employed. Finally, she found what she was looking for at the very TV station that had sent Mr. Kieser to U1 TV! In order to avoid any further misdirection, Ms. Schartl actually took Mr. Kieser to the aforementioned TV station in order to drop him off safely there." *Name changed by the U1 editorial team
