New additions to the agency's portfolio are the Economiesuisse business association, Weleda, the ZHAW School and the Aargau Lung League.
Master's degree and diploma were awarded to: Vanessa Buff, Vera Rigert, Stephanie Pollak, Julian Schmidli and Viktoria Weber. The five had already received their certificates for the internationally recognized title on 2 December in Hamburg.
The editors have chosen the finalists: In the "TV Favorite 2011" category, personalities such as Sven Epiney, Eva Wannenmacher, Nik Hartmann and Christine Maier will be competing against each other. And an illustrious group has also come together in the second category: The "Best TV duo" is being sought from among couples such as Gress/Wicky, Giacobbo/Müller and Gottschalk/Hunziker.
The "Best Political Program" is also being sought. One program will also receive the dubious award "Most superfluous new program" - nominees include the docu-soap "Mama ich bin schwanger", the quiz show "Die Millionenfalle" and Roger Schawinski's new talk show on SF.
Swiss television's much-heralded return to "Tatort", which caused a lot of discussion in 2011, is being honored with a special category: Teleboy is looking for the "Best Swiss Tatort episode 2011" here.
The winners will be announced on the TV platform Teleboy determined: The 485,000 monthly visitors can vote until Sunday, January 15. The fourth edition of the Teleboy Awards is supported by Melectronics. A Vaio notebook from Sony and an iPad 2 with a total value of over CHF 3,000 will be raffled off among the participants.
The role of 39-year-old Sven Wälti from Fribourg is to initiate and support interregional programs and promote exchange between the regions, as SRG writes in a press release on Friday. He will represent SRG in activities relating to film promotion (Pacte de l'audiovisuel) and Swiss cultural policy. He will also foster cooperation with foreign public media companies and advise SRG's quality management on program-specific issues.
Wälti studied law at the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) and completed further training in political communication and cultural management. Since 2002, he has been managing director of Cinésuisse, the umbrella organization of the Swiss film and audiovisual industry, and a member of the legal department of Suissimage, the Swiss cooperative for copyright in audiovisual works. From 2007 to 2010, he was also correspondent for German-speaking Switzerland at Ciné-Bulletin, the magazine of the Swiss film and audiovisual industry.
According to the press release, the new pool reaches 500,000 unique users every month with more than 4,300,000 page impressions. "In this way, we enable our customers to pick up a predominantly male target audience directly where they actually spend their time online - on sports news sites," says Michael Baum, Managing Director of Stailamedia. The flagships of the new pool are Sport1.ch by Constantin Media and 4-4-2.com. With Sport1.ch, Stailamedia offers the most important online sports portal in the German-speaking world. Since the beginning of this year, it has been operated under the Sport1 umbrella brand together with the former TV broadcaster DSF. 4-4-2.com is the most popular and most-visited football portal in Switzerland.
Christian Zweifel joined Goldbach Media, formerly IP Multimedia (Switzerland), over 13 years ago, according to a press release issued on Friday. Even before his move, he worked in sales at OFA/Publicitas Zurich. Over the past 13 years at Goldbach Media, he has worked in various sales departments with the corresponding products. Starting with the marketing of Radio Z and the later development of the national placement of radio advertising, he soon switched to the rapidly growing TV unit.
In his new role as Sales Director TV, Christian Zweifel will lead a team of five and be responsible for a broad product portfolio, according to the statement. This includes the channels Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, Kabel eins, MTV, Nickelodeon, Pro Sieben, Schweizer Sportfernsehen SSF, Sat.1, Teleclub Sport, TVM3 and twelve regional channels.
In the new Manor films, the latest winter fashion is staged in an atmospheric way, the agency writes in a press release. The aim is to strengthen Manor's brand profile as the Swiss Lovemark, which is loved for its affordable style.
Responsible at Manor: Roman A. Müller (Marketing Director), Maya Hitz (Head of Communication and Media), Ursula Steiner (Head of Art Creation), Noemi Schmid, Anne Porschien (Art Creation), Nicole Calegari (Project Management), Sabina Hollenstein, Corinne Aebischer (Assistance). Responsible at Saatchi & Saatchi: Petar Dakovic (Managing Director), Jürg Aemmer (CD), Pascal Schaub (Strategy), Chantal Ehrensperger, Jota Ziogas (AD), Diana Pollastri (Graphics), Wolfram Scherer (Text), Beatrix Lehmann, Claudio Lurati (Consulting), Michael M. Maschke (Head of Creative Services Sisomo Productions), Marco Gentile (Director), Telemaz Commercials (Film Production).
Of the 150.6 million francs, 10.5 million were for job ads (-24.8 percent), Wemf wrote in a statement. Real estate ads (4.7 million Swiss francs) were down 7.7 percent compared to November 2010, and commercial/other ads (122.9 million Swiss francs) were down 8.9 percent. Brochure inserts (12.5 million Swiss francs) recorded a decrease of 2.9 percent.
The net advertising revenues for the individual print media categories were as follows in November 2011:
It contains unknown texts by the late German journalist Marc Fischer. Regarding his publishing activities, Imseng says: "There is no nicer way to lose money". Marc Fischer worked for publications such as Tempo, Spiegel and Stern. He was incapable of writing boring sentences, says his colleague from Tempo days Uwe Kopf in the epilogue: "Of which author can this still be said?
(Marc Fischer: "Forever sexy". In other words. ISBN 978-3-033-03138-8)
During the last 7 months, the Swiss population was invited to participate in the interactive "Dab" campaign. After just a few weeks, it was clear that the current world record of 30 minutes would be broken. By the time the campaign closed at the end of November, more than 30,000 people had visited the Nivea tour bus for a consultation and 400,000 people had been personally handed a Nivea cream jar. This occasion produced almost 4,000 individual film sequences, or the equivalent of a commercial over six hours long. The idea of Nivea consumers passing a cream dab to each other came from the Zurich-based BTL agency Streuplan and is intended to symbolize Nivea's core values of trust, security and honesty. The cream dab, and with it participation in the world's longest commercial, is Nivea's intangible thank-you to the countless loyal consumers who express their trust in the brand day after day. The emotional campaign now comes to a climax: on Tuesday, December 20, the longest commercial will be broadcast exclusively on Star TV. From 8 p.m. to 9 p.m., around 800 dabbing faces will be seen on the Swiss private channel and, together with the Nivea brand, will be able to celebrate an entry in the "Guinness Book of Records."
