Radio 105 can massively expand its broadcast area with distribution via DAB+, the station said in a statement. For 105 managing director Giuseppe Scaglione, this marks the beginning of a new era: "It has always been my dream to operate a radio station that can also be received on mobile devices throughout German-speaking Switzerland."

To date, around 800,000 DAB devices have been sold in Switzerland. A large increase in sales figures is expected for the next few years. It is assumed that around 3 million devices will be on the market by 2015. In German-speaking Switzerland, more than 25 stations are already on the air via DAB+, including some that have no place on FM - such as DRS4 News, Radio Eviva and DRS Musikwelle.
 

The German-based Ibn Rushd Fund for Free Thought has been awarding this prize since 1998 and is committed to the democratization of the Arab world. As the foundation announced before the award ceremony in Berlin on Friday, Bensedrine has been committed to this cause for decades. According to SDA, she had operated an educational website despite being banned and blocked. The journalist was forced into temporary exile due to threats to her life, but returned to her home country after the Tunisian revolution began in early 2011.
 

The ICSA Hermes Transparency in Governance Awards for high quality disclosures in annual reports are judged independently of the ICSA and Hermes, rather than through nominations. The corporate and annual reports of all 250 FTSE companies are reviewed and only those with the highest standards of disclosure are shortlisted. Commenting on the award, the judges said: "The Aegis Group 2010 Annual Report was selected not only for its compelling account of progress throughout the year, but also for its openness and transparency on a range of sustainability issues and the associated challenges within the Future Proof program".
 

The motif is used on an A4 product sheet and in advertisements. Fredag offers a wide range of vegetarian specialities and supplies wholesalers and organizations, restaurants, take-aways, convenience stores and butchers with these quick-to-prepare delicacies.

Responsible at Fredag: Michel Nick (Head of Marketing), Mirjam Frey, Product Manager Food Service. Responsible at Ideart: Ludek Martschini (creation / consulting), Peter Martschini (production / organization).
 

Winter sports fans of all disciplines can participate in the "Audi Ski Race" put their knowledge to the test: Lara Gut, Mike Schmid, Simon Ammann - who knows the stars and their sports best? The rules of the game are simple: correct answers speed up the journey, incorrect answers slow it down. A head start through knowledge, so to speak.

Audi Ski Race runs throughout the winter on the official website of the Swiss Ski Association Swiss-Ski. Every month, new VIP prizes can be won for various winter sports events in Switzerland - such as tickets for the Ski World Cup race in Adelboden.

Responsible at Amag: Erich Hunold (Head of Marketing Switzerland Audi), Barbara Wernli (Head of Advertising Audi), Stefanie Koch (Project Manager Advertising Audi). Responsible at Y&R Group: Markus Gut (COO), Daniel Bieri (CD), Florian Tillmann, Dieter Boller (Text), Sandro Kümin (AD), Marcin Kolonko, Lukas Zgraggen (Flash and Multimedia Development), Roberto Eichin (Programming), Pascal Trütsch, Boris Manhart (Consulting).
 

In line with the positioning, two elements dominate the corporate design. Firstly, the orange M, which clearly shows the affiliation to the Migros Group and at the same time conveys the corresponding promise of quality. Secondly, it is the visual language, which conveys the positioning as a medical training center by reducing it to the essentials. The focus is on people and their health, not on equipment or rooms, the agency said in a statement on Friday.

Rembrand created the entire appearance, starting with the logo and claim, T-shirts with the "I'm fit" print, through to all the lettering, banners, printed matter and a poster campaign.

Concise headlines are intended to appeal to the target groups with statements that they know from their own experience. Speech bubbles in pop art comic style support the corresponding despair and anger and give the Elternnotruf a new look, the agency said in a press release. The association was previously active in the cantons of Zurich, Zug and Aargau. Recently, parents from the canton of Bern have also been able to make use of the emergency call. The headlines of the campaign have been adapted in dialect for this purpose.

Responsible at Elternnotruf: Peter Sumpf (Managing Director). Responsible at Metzgerlehner Worldwide Partners: Patrick Meyer (Creative Direction), Gabriella Flury (Art Direction), Katja-Louisa Kurzweck, Tiziano Autera (Graphic Design), Silvan Metzger and Anna-Lea Michael (Consulting).
 

Jung von Matt / Limmat replaces Publicis, which has been working for NZZ's printed and digital products since 1995 and created the multi-award-winning campaign with the blue pencil for the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, among others. The agency was not chosen as part of a pitch process, but through targeted selection. The NZZ wrote this in a press release on Friday. "We decided to go down this path with a new agency due to the complete realignment of our communications," says Marius Hagger, Head of NZZ Publishing.

The 28-year-old Nadine Neufeld joins Prime as a consultant, where she manages mandates within the industry, retail, IT and telecommunications sectors. She previously worked for four years in consulting on the agency side - most recently as an account executive at a Zurich advertising agency. Nadine Neufeld is now supporting Prime with her knowledge of advertising, corporate publishing, PR, dialog marketing and event management. She has a degree as a federally certified PR specialist and studied journalism for two semesters at the School of Applied Linguistics SAL. Nadine Neufeld also works as a freelance journalist.

The full-service agency's consulting team has been further strengthened by the arrival of Nicole Tschanz, a 31-year-old project manager who supports clients from the construction, IT and industrial sectors as well as the online marketing sector. Over the past six years, Nicole Tschanz has worked in product management at a Swiss bank and on the staff of an industrial group. During this time, she has dealt extensively with the planning and implementation of marketing strategies and product communication. Nicole Tschanz completed her Bachelor of Science in Business Communications at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences HWZ in 2008.

A shy man in a business look, a racy lady in a fluttering skirt, a black Abarth. And a touch of eroticism. But really just a hint. But in the United States, the commercial is not at all popular - on the contrary, they don't want it to flicker across their screens. The Americans are - how could it be otherwise - bothered by the eroticism: they fear protests from religious groups if it is broadcast. Well, we understand - that look with which the woman looks at the man - outrageous! And then that cappuccino foam: So no! How can you!

Incidentally, people in Australia are not enthusiastic about the spot either: they are not so much afraid of the fluttering rock as they are of the speed at which the car races away at the end of the spot - this could be interpreted as an invitation to risky driving.
 

Until 2005, logistics at Geberit was little more than an appendage of production, writes Seed in a statement. This has now been recognized. In an exemplary process, the company has transformed its logistics into an important Group function. For this, Geberit was awarded the German Logistics Prize 2011.

Seed has summarized the restructuring of the Group's logistics in an animated film. The film had its premiere at the award ceremony in Berlin in front of more than 3,000 guests. In the role of general contractor, Seed developed the concept, wrote the script and realized the film in collaboration with the animation specialists from Boutiq.

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The operational business units printing, specialist publishing and online will be merged, Rheintaler Druckerei und Verlag AG (RDV) and Druckerei Flawil AG (dfmedia) wrote in a joint communiqué on Thursday. The newspaper editorial offices will remain at the parent companies. The consolidation of the printing and finishing machines at one location is necessary in order to remain competitive in the long term. Individual jobs will be lost in the short term. However, the reduction will be achieved through natural fluctuations and early retirements, the press release continues. In the long term, the new company, which employs 250 people, intends to create new jobs. The online business in particular will be expanded and repositioned on the market. (SDA)