Up Luma Dry Aging Co produces a very special meat, the agency writes in a press release. This is treated with a noble mold during the maturing process. This makes the pieces extremely tender and gives them a unique taste.

Besides the Website various communication tools will follow in the new design.

Responsible at Allink.Creative: David Zangger (CD), Lea Defranceschi (AD), Monika Jagodzinski (graphics), Simon Zangger (photography). Responsible at Luma Dry Aging Co: Marco Tessaro, Lucas Oechslin.

By April 30, the Institute had registered 43 journalists killed worldwide. On Thursday, the IPI launched a global campaign to protect press freedom. According to the IPI, many newspapers are publishing a large advertisement free of charge, including papers from Argentina, Australia, India, Liberia, Namibia, Poland, Serbia, South Africa, Taiwan, Turkey and the USA. Newspapers from Switzerland are also taking part.
 
According to IPI in Vienna, 2011 was the year with the second highest number of victims, with 102 journalists killed. The highest number of journalists killed was in 2009, when the death toll was 110 - 32 reporters alone were killed in an attack on an election campaign convoy in the Philippines.

Syria is reportedly the most dangerous country for journalists this year. In the first three months alone, eleven reporters have already been killed there, including foreign journalists. There are also a particularly high number of victims among investigative journalists in Mexico. Unscrupulous drug dealers commissioned ten journalist murders there in 2011 alone.

Together with the Austrian Foreign Ministry, the IPI is trying to strengthen the regulations of the UN Human Rights Council for the protection of journalists. By the end of the year, Austria will submit a resolution on the safety of journalists to the Human Rights Council.
 
Even in countries where freedom of the press prevails, journalists are
murdered, often in connection with investigations into organized crime and corruption. This is usually carried out by contract killers or corrupt police officers, the IPI reported. (SDA/DPA)
 

The agency's head office is now located at Poststrasse 18, in the immediate vicinity of the main railway station. Customers and partners have received mailings showing their individual route to the new Freicom location. And advertisements and posters are currently being used to draw attention to the move. Using a QR code or a microsite, interested and curious parties can access a map directly and calculate the route from their own location to the new Freicom office.

The agency will revise the corporate design and develop the entire communication for Reka vacations as well as Reka money, according to a statement on Tuesday. The first works will be on display in autumn 2012.

The task was first and foremost to Federal Administrative Court into an experiential and experiential context and to enhance the personable appearance of the court's employees and members, the agency wrote in a release.

The new building of the Federal Administrative Court in St. Gallen was inaugurated in the presence of representatives of the federal government and the cantons of eastern Switzerland. With its 75 judges and 320 employees, the largest federal court is settling in the city of St. Gallen. Federal Councillor Simonetta Sommaruga, head of the Federal Department of Justice and Police (FDJP), conveyed the best wishes of the Federal Council for the opening.

Last winter, Bern's night owls were able to vote for one of the comic-strip party horrors to make it out into the real world. Now the voting winner Pinkie Palme is making nightlife in the Bern region unsafe as a costume character. And thus breathes real life into the Moonliner claim "We'll get you out of there". Her appearance at a total of ten parties will be linked to a photo vote: Partygoers can register for the gallery on Moonliner.ch with Pinkie, the most popular photos win prizes.

The campaign will be promoted regionally with posters, advertisements, streetcar hangers and banners. Pinkie's performance details and all party photos will also be distributed via Moonliner's Facebook profile and Partyguide.ch, the campaign's partner.

Responsible at the night line company Moonliner: Marc Jaussi (Managing Director), Patricia Bär (Project Management/Social Media Management). Responsible at the New Lgk: André Benker, Hans Tanner (CD), Andreas Szentkuti (text), Kerstin Berk (art direction), Miro Pfister, Matthias Guggisberg (graphics), Simon Lattmann (desktop) Sebastijan Horvat, Caroline Nagiel (consulting); Arte Fact (costume); Protagonist (programming).Caroline Nagiel (consulting); Arte Fact (costume); Protagonist (programming).

FM1 continues to play "Eifach gueti Musig" and wants to support this promise with the new sound dress, it says in a statement. For this reason, the station is increasingly relying on sung jingles. For the production of the new elements the east Swiss transmitter decided for two at present best Jingle production studios of the world: Pure Jingles in Holland, which works also for the British BBC, and Soundfeiler in Vienna. From Tuesday, May 01, the new sound dress can be heard on FM1.

New game show "hot or cold

In addition to the new sound dress, FM1 is also freshening up Sunday: During the new show "heiss oder kalt" ("hot or cold"), which will be broadcast from May 6, listeners will solve puzzles from various categories. The correct solution is "heiss" and is rewarded with 1'000 francs.
 

Wirz Werbung realized the commercials in collaboration with Markenfilm and director Klaus Spencer Lysgaard, as the agency writes in a press release. Three situations were staged in which the tormented and tormented protagonists end up wishing they had informed themselves on local.ch before visiting a restaurant, making an appointment at the dentist or choosing a moving company.

The commercials are now on air. Further measures will follow as part of the new advertising campaign.

Responsible at Local.ch: Christian Weber (Head of Communications), Thomas Krüttli (Head of Brand Management). Responsible at Wirz: Thomas Kurzmeyer (CD), Barbara Hartmann (AD), Peter Liptak (text), Yves Rückert, Stefan Schmid (consulting), Nicole Suter, Fabienne Huwyler (art buying). FFF-Producer: Sebahat Derdiyok. Directed by: Klaus Spencer Lysgaard. Film production: Brand film Switzerland.
 

The prize, endowed with CHF 10,000, will be presented in Frauenfeld after the summer vacations, as announced by the Thurgau State Chancellery on Monday. The prize money is donated by the cantons of Eastern Switzerland.

Born in 1949, Kappeler has made short films, a television feature film and eight feature-length documentaries, most of them in co-production with Swiss television. In 2004, he also portrayed the clown Dimitri.

According to the communiqué, Kappeler's films are of great poetic power. They are untrendy and old-fashioned in the best sense of the word, with an inner calm and give the characters and actions the necessary space for depth of content. (SDA)

The lady had accused Ferrero USA of advertising the chocolate cream as a "healthy and nutritious breakfast". And this despite the fact that Nutella is probably less healthy than a melted bar of chocolate. A clear case of misleading advertising. And while the woman in this country would at best have been sent a Nutella bath towel as compensation, Ferrero USA has to make payments totaling a good three million dollars to Nutella buyers: Anyone who has bought Nutella in the USA in the past three to four years can claim a payment of up to 20 dollars.

Incidentally, according to the court documents, Ferrero USA has not admitted that its cruelly delicious product is cruelly unhealthy. However, the company has announced that it will "modify certain statements" about Nutella. And if this means that a few fewer mothers believe that Nutella is the basis for their offspring's healthy development, then the whole thing will have been a good thing after all.
 

The expert jury, headed by jury president Peter Schellenberg and the heads of the expert jury Josefa Haas (print), Nicole Aeby (photo), Vinzenz Wyss (radio) and Toni Zwyssig (TV), selected one prizewinner each from around 120 entries submitted.

The winner in the print category is Pascal Meier, journalist for the Aargauer Zeitung in collaboration with the co-author Christian Bütikofer with the series "The rise and fall of a car king".

In the photo category this year, the expert jury headed by Nicole Aeby chose the photo series "The largest city on the Central Plateau" by Emanuel Freudigerphotographer at the Aargauer Zeitung.

The media prize in the radio category goes to Manuel Wälti, journalist at Radio Argovia. He was honored for his article "Review of the year - How Bettwil made headlines throughout Switzerland".

In the TV category, the jury chose the entry by TV journalist Karin Bauer from SF TV "Reporter", for her TV report "Der Ausgeschaffte - Ausgewiesen in die fremde Heimat".

A special and unique award was presented to Hans Fahrländer at the suggestion of the expert jury Print and Ludwig Hasler honored Hans Fahrländer's decades of work with an "appreciation of his life's work".

The Aargau/Solothurn Media Prize is organized by the media companies based in the two cantons (press, radio and television) and by the cantonal governments of Aargau and Solothurn. The aim of the prize is to recognize and promote journalistic quality in regional reporting.