Service: Print Media Planner
The 2002 Print Media Planner will be published on November 23—marking its 26th edition.
The Print Media Planner 2002 will be published for the 26th time on November 23.Service Print Media Planner It contains the latest detailed data on the Swiss press landscape, the results of the Mach Basic, MA Net and MA Comis 2001 studies and the latest VSW circulation data. It now also includes price information on TV, posters, radio, Internet, cinema and direct mailing. The planner can be obtained from bjung [email protected] or by calling 021 317 76 66.
Kobi's crime thriller Following Matthias Steinmann's debut novel, volumes 2 and 3 of the Lorenzini-Krimi series are now being published. The Bernese scene pub Lorenzini and the advertising agency Contexta want to give unknown crime writers the chance to be published. Volume 2, "Black Day", was written by 30-year-old Louis Hagedorn. Volume 3 is a new edition of the first work by Contexta co-owner Fritz Kobi. The book launch will take place on December 3 at 7 pm at the Restaurant Du Théatre in Bern.
18 PR Masters At the University of Lugano, 18 participants have completed the second MPR course and can now call themselves Master of Science in Communications Management. The successful candidates have an average of 14 years of professional experience in communications and most of them already hold management positions. The list of the new Masters of Science in Communications Management can be found at www.werbewoche.ch
Kobi's crime thriller Following Matthias Steinmann's debut novel, volumes 2 and 3 of the Lorenzini-Krimi series are now being published. The Bernese scene pub Lorenzini and the advertising agency Contexta want to give unknown crime writers the chance to be published. Volume 2, "Black Day", was written by 30-year-old Louis Hagedorn. Volume 3 is a new edition of the first work by Contexta co-owner Fritz Kobi. The book launch will take place on December 3 at 7 pm at the Restaurant Du Théatre in Bern.
18 PR Masters At the University of Lugano, 18 participants have completed the second MPR course and can now call themselves Master of Science in Communications Management. The successful candidates have an average of 14 years of professional experience in communications and most of them already hold management positions. The list of the new Masters of Science in Communications Management can be found at www.werbewoche.ch
