At Janzz, everyone—regardless of skill level—gets a chance, whether as a dog walker, a mountain guide, for an internship or apprenticeship, or a career in IT. In a humorous—and at times darkly humorous—way, the new radio ad campaign highlights the many ways Janzz can be used in a wide variety of surprising situations, according to a statement released Wednesday by Advertising, Art & Ideas.

Crane operators who fall, teenage girls chatting in the women’s restroom, patients who wake up from anesthesia in the middle of surgery, and more: The «Recently in…» campaign knows few limits and shows that you no longer have to be actively looking for a job to find your dream job, that as a freelancer you no longer have to actively seek out clients to land assignments, and that your skills are in demand in fields you would never have imagined.

The commercials are airing on Energy Zürich and Bern.

Person in charge at Janzz: Stefan Winzenried (Overall Responsibility). Person in charge of Advertising, Art & Ideas: Stefan Böhi (Project Manager), Michael Chiller-Glaus (Concept and Copy), Nadja Laudenbacher (Consultant), Jonas Kiefer (Producer). Radio spot production: Selmi Tonstudio, Zurich.

Spot Women's Restroom
Construction Site Spot
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The 35 or so reporters from various media organizations had been held in the hotel by armed Gaddafi supporters since the insurgents advanced into Tripoli at the beginning of the week. "Five-star hostage situation" is how CNN described the situation. The reporters have now left the Rixos Hotel in a convoy of vehicles. This was reported by CNN reporter Matthew Chance on Wednesday afternoon. "It was a nightmare," Chance said. Everyone was completely relieved. BBC reporter Matthew Prise also confirmed the release of the reporters after days of fear.

On Wednesday, reporters from the BBC and CNN reported that the journalists were prevented from leaving the luxury Rixos Hotel. The gunmen had threatened a cameraman from the British television station ITN with an AK 47 automatic rifle. This was reported by BBC reporter Matthew Price according to SDA. There was great nervousness among the journalists. They assumed that snipers loyal to Gaddafi were still posted on the roof. Price went on to report that the situation had worsened massively on Wednesday night. Guards were patrolling the corridors. It was clear that the journalists were not allowed to leave the hotel voluntarily.

According to SDA, CNN reporter Matthew Chance reported that there was only intermittent electricity. The "guests" of the hotel ran around at night with candles to search the rooms of the luxury hotel for food. Attempts were made to persuade the armed men to let the foreigners go. This failed.
 

Profits at Europe's largest television group jumped 24 percent to 382 million euros, partly because the loss-making subsidiary Five has now been sold. The general conditions in Europe were very different, RTL Group CEO Gerhard Zeiler reported on Wednesday. In France, Belgium and Holland, the advertising markets grew, while in Southern and Eastern Europe they shrank. In Germany, the overall market stagnated.

The production company Fremantle Media (Deutschland sucht den Superstar) recently had more sales but less profit due to industry pressure on production costs. Zeiler nevertheless expressed confidence that this would be offset in the year as a whole. The Greek station Alpha continues to be the Group's problem child.

Although job cuts and a program reform have reduced costs, the advertising market is still in the red. Despite a significant increase in viewers, the slump in the advertising market in the country, which has been hit by the debt crisis and a radical austerity program, has left the company in the red. The goodwill of the loss-maker was completely written off last year. (sda)
 

Born in Bern, he lives in Basel and will be traveling throughout Switzerland. In 2009, Yukawa appeared on the scene with interactive web TV for Bern's SC Young Boys. Since then, the Bern-based company has been able to put the business on a broader footing and position itself as a service provider for complex technical web projects, according to a Yukawa press release. The personnel upgrade was made necessary by the new products in the areas of multi-touch and gesture control.

The founder of the agency, Axel Post, will now focus more on the German market. The technical part of the company is already based in Aachen. Felix Tanner and Axel Post are currently working on the handover and defining the tasks.
 

The total circulation remains unchanged. It was simply decided to distribute a few thousand copies in the Biel region instead of Geneva in the future. This is what editor-in-chief Philippe Favre told the SDA news agency on Wednesday. The German-language counterpart 20 Minuten has always been available in Biel.
 

This successful development is primarily based on the significant increase in the mobile postpaid customer segment, which recorded growth of 140,487 customers. This corresponds to an increase of 15.5 percent compared to the first half of 2010, Sunrise wrote in a media release on Wednesday.

In February, Sunrise applied to the Federal Communications Commission Comcom for proceedings in 2011 on the unbundling of local loops ULL and on interconnection prices. In April, the Federal Administrative Court ruled in another case that the LRIC method used to calculate access costs to the existing network can be changed under the legal ordinance to the Telecommunications Act, which is currently being revised. It is strongly committed to improving the regulatory framework for private telecommunications companies in Switzerland, Sunrise said in a statement.

With the start of the new CCO Andreas Gregori in mid-August, Sunrise has completed its management team. Investments in the expansion of the network and customer service will be driven forward, according to Oliver Steil, CEO of Sunrise.
 

With this expansion, the Board of Directors is reaffirming the strategic importance of the "Digital Media" division within the Group. The NZZ Media Group made this statement in a press release on Wednesday. Peter Hogenkamp joined the NZZ Media Group a year ago as Head of Digital Media. The company management is now made up of Albert P. Stäheli, CEO, Jörg Schnyder, CFO, Urs Schweizer, Head of Printing/Services, Markus Spillmann, Head of Journalism/Media NZZ, Daniel Ehrat, Head of Media Eastern Switzerland, Jürg Weber, Head of Media Central Switzerland, and Peter Hogenkamp, Head of Digital Media.

The aim of the NZZ Media Group's digital strategy is to create an adaptive offering of the highest quality. In line with the new media reality, existing products are being systematically digitized and innovative offerings are being developed that optimally combine payment and advertising models.
 

Loriot died of old age in the night from Monday to Tuesday in Ammerland on Lake Starnberg. This was announced by Diogenes Verlag on Tuesday. He was 87 years old.
Loriot first became known for his magazine cartoons. He achieved cult status with his television sketches. For example, in the ARD series "Loriot I-VI", which was broadcast from 1976 to 1979 and has been repeated regularly ever since. As a versatile actor, Loriot often appeared in sketches with his colleague Evelyn Hamann, who died in 2007.

He also entertained the masses as a book author. In almost sixty years, 114 different volumes of Loriot books were published by Diogenes. This resulted in a total print run of several million copies. Loriot's last book "Bitte sagen Sie jetzt nichts, Gespräche mit Loriot aus vier Jahrzehnten" was originally due to be published in November 2011. The publisher now wants to bring forward the publication date to mid-September 2011.

Loriot was honored with numerous film and television awards. He was awarded the "Grand Cross of Merit with Star of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany".
 

In her new role, Maeve Gallagher will be responsible for leading the global media relations team, driving media strategy and serving as the Group's first point of contact for global media. Prior to joining Zurich, she held a number of senior positions, most recently at DKSH and before that at Citigate Dewe Rogerson, UBS, JP Morgan and Barclays Capital, where she was Director and Asia-Pacific Head of Corporate Communications & Global Marketing. Maeve holds a Bachelor of Science degree from University College Dublin, Ireland, and a Master of Business Administration from Cass Business School in London.
 

Attenborough's career spans nearly 60 years. It began at the BBC in 1952, when he made his name in front of the camera in natural history programs, but also with the Zoo Quest expeditions he produced. These involved him and a small crew setting out with a 16mm camera to bring back from a remote corner of the world a rare animal for the London Zoo and enough footage for a television series. Attenborough retired from program production in the mid-1960s after being appointed head of the newly launched BBC2 channel. There he was commissioned, among others, the program Monty Python's Flying Circus, which has conceivably little to do with natural history, according to Presseportal.ch. In 1979, he filmed Life on Earth and its sequel with mountain gorillas. These are among the most watched programs ever broadcast. Sir David Attenborough has been called "the greatest broadcaster of our time," says Peter Owen, chairman of the IBC Council.
The IBC Awards Ceremony, which includes a special tribute to Sir David Attenborough and a sneak peek at Atlantic Productions' latest stereoscopic 3D nature programs, will take place on Sunday, September 11. The International Honour for Excellence award is the highest honor bestowed by IBC. It is given to individuals and organizations that have used - and advanced - the best available technology to create sophisticated broadcast content.

The new logo consists of a lock of hair forming the initial V. The warm tones, which are derived from the many shades of hair color, combined with pink, are intended to emphasize tradition and individuality in equal measure. The new look, with its reduced colors and simple typography, now goes hand in hand with the new, high-quality architecture and furnishings of the eighteen stores.

In addition to the new corporate design, the illuminated and store window signage, business stationery, vouchers and carrier bags were also realized.

Responsible at Coiffure Varibelle: Marcel Meister, Andrea Meister (owner), Sarah Meili (marketing and communication). Responsible at Evoq Communications: Christian Sutter (Mandate Management), Christoph Stalder (Creative Direction), Sofia Bauer, Yves Bachmann, Judith Knapp (Design).
 

"Orange Young" is the name of Orange's new offers for young people under the age of 27. The offer includes conditions for cell phone calls, text messages and mobile Internet. The new offer is being advertised with a Switzerland-wide poster campaign in two waves and in cooperation with APG.

The campaign also includes the use of APG's interactive "Poster Plus" application. The app enables direct feedback from customers and opens up new dimensions in the advertising market. You can download the Poster Plus app, take a photo of the poster and immediately benefit from additional information, competitions and promotions. All the information behind the poster is automatically downloaded to the iPhone or Android phone.

In addition to Poster Plus, Orange is also using the social media platform Facebook in the second phase, where customers can participate directly in the campaign. Further interactive campaigns are expected soon, APG announced in a press release on Tuesday.