The convention is aimed at cross-industry executives, PR and communication managers in companies and organizations who want to invest in social media channels with their products and services, Pressetext said in a press release. The event will provide an adequate roadmap through the social web. The convention provides suggestions for developing goals and strategies for success. At the event, ten speakers will share their practical knowledge with visitors.

The photos of Julia Roberts' face are too heavily retouched. This is according to the British advertising watchdog. The images of the 43-year-old are therefore misleading. The same also applies to pictures of supermodel Christy Turlington.
The group was denounced by Liberal Democrat MP Jo Swinson. According to the SDA, she had complained to the supervisors. In times of increasing beauty mania and increasing eating disorders among young girls, L'Oreal's advertising gives the impression that make-up can work miracles.
The company, which advertises two different make-ups with Roberts and Turlington, had complained that the advertising showed effects that were actually achievable - even if the posters had been digitally enhanced, which L'Oreal also admitted.
 

BSkyB posted an operating profit of 1.073 billion pounds (1.4 billion Swiss francs) in the 2010/2011 financial year. This was four percent less than in the previous year, as the company announced according to the SDA.

In addition, Rupert Murdoch's son James was confirmed as head of the BSkyB Board of Directors. There had previously been calls within the company for Murdoch to be replaced. Like his father, he had to testify before a parliamentary committee in London. He is also likely to appear before a judicial committee of inquiry, which will start in September.
 

The cantonal police are now investigating whether this is just littering or the distribution of counterfeit money. Stefan Oberlin, media spokesman for the Zurich cantonal police, confirmed a report in the Zürcher Unterländer on Saturday, according to SDA, that the police are investigating the matter. The bills were similar in color to 10-franc notes, Oberlin said: "But only at first glance."

However, you can immediately see that the front does not show a man - the architect Le Corbusier - but an unknown woman in a hat. "You can't even pay in a dimly lit bar with this bill," says Oberlin. The banknotes scattered around Wallisellen, Dietikon, Kloten and Dielsdorf are also larger than 10-franc bills. In addition, the value indication "10" is missing on the left above the top, instead the value is indicated in "10 Bons". And on the edge of the bill is not "Banque nationale Suisse", but the question: "What kind of note is this and who is this?".

There are exceptions to the ban on reproducing banknotes if the counterfeit banknotes are significantly smaller or larger than the originals and if the word "Specimen" is clearly printed on them. This imprint is missing on the Unterländer bills. The distributors must now be prepared to pay fines for littering.

However, it is still unknown who scattered the banknotes in large numbers. It is presumably an advertising campaign. However, nothing specific is noted on the bills themselves.
 

Moser will assist Gohl as deputy until then. This was reported by the Volksstimme, which is published three times a week, according to SDA. Gohl is a German and English scholar and has worked as a journalist for Radio Raurach and the Basler Zeitung in addition to the Basellandschaftliche Zeitung. He was also managing director of the EHC Basel ice hockey club.

Operating profit more than tripled to CHF 25.4 million and Group-wide sales increased by 0.6 percent to CHF 141.9 million. This was announced by Affichage in its letter to shareholders.

Sales in the Swiss domestic market grew by 7.5 percent to CHF 125.3 million, while sales abroad fell by over 30 percent. Affichage parted company with its subsidiary in Greece in the spring, where the company was allegedly even defrauded by its business partner. Affichage also intends to divest its business in Romania, Hungary, Bosnia-Herzegovina and South Tyrol in the short and medium term. Affichage has already sold its majority stake in a poster company in Bulgaria.

Affichage sees a much rosier future in Switzerland than abroad. In its letter to shareholders, Affichage reports on numerous contracts with cities, transport companies and shopping centers that could consolidate its position as the leading urban poster company.
 

Karin El Mais previously worked for Freddy Burger Management as head of the PR department and member of the management team. Before that, she was an editor and deputy head of department at Sonntagsblick.From 2003-2007, she worked for Swiss television - first as a secretary/dispatcher for the Tagesschau and then as an editor for the people magazine glanz&gloria.

Karin El Mais will take up her position at Tele Züri on September 15, 2011 and will produce the program Talk Täglich together with Priska Wolff.
 

She believes it is currently inappropriate to run for the Board of Directors of News Corporation. This was announced by the company on Friday in New York. Elisabeth Murdoch runs the television production company Shine Group, which was taken over by News Corp. a few weeks ago at a price of 415 million pounds. According to SDA, the purchase price was too high in the opinion of many analysts.

Murdoch's daughter had been touted as the successor to her 80-year-old father, who heads the board of News Corp. Murdoch himself had brought his daughter into the discussion. According to US media reports, the Murdoch family's power is a thorn in the side of some shareholders. At almost 40 percent, the majority of voting rights at News Corp. are in family hands.
 

The agency Saatchi&Saatchi won the Lion in the "Film" category. The "Lion d′Or" was awarded for the advertising film campaign that Saatchi & Saatchi realized for Novartis Consumer Health and its nasal spray "Otrivin". This consists of the two spots "Classroom Craft" and "Shoe Laces".
 

Proretail has been showcasing brands for over 20 years, according to a press release. In addition to shopfitting, POS concepts, promotions, events, displays and trade fair construction, clients have repeatedly asked the company, which was still called Prowerbe AG at the time, for communication solutions. This led to the spin-off of the Blue Spirit advertising agency in 1999. As the latter also offered digital marketing with design and programming from a single source in addition to classic advertising and trade marketing, the parent company commissioned the subsidiary to develop a new web presence.

Responsible at Proretail: Patrik Luther (Managing Director). Responsible at Blue Spirit Communications: Sarah Dovlo (Consulting), Manuel Cottone, Matze Lenz (Design), Jvo Maurer (Development), Sandra Bühlmann (Front End Development).

The Zurich agency is currently working for Helsana, Switzerland's largest health insurer, and is supporting them with various BTL communication measures. In addition, iTunes Retail is another new client from the Apple Group, according to a press release issued on Thursday. The first campaign will be launched shortly. Streuplan has been managing several mandates for Apple Switzerland and its premium resellers for almost four years.

Margaretha Bösche and Natascha Gehring are new to the team. Margaretha Bösche joins the project management team, Natascha Gehring will assist the management during her internship.
 

Instead of a "gang advertisement," KSB had the idea of having the wooden wall, which is over 30 meters long and two meters high, designed by young people from a nearby schoolhouse. After contacting several schoolhouses and principals, the project was entrusted to the Hofacker schoolhouse in the Hirslanden district. Within three weeks, more than 40 students from the 2nd and 3rd secondary classes worked out proposals on the theme of "Health and the Future" with great enthusiasm. On Tuesday, July 5, 2011 the time had come. In beautiful summer weather, the young people implemented their ideas on the construction pit wall of the Hirslanden Clinic. During more than ten hours, a creative and colorful wall was created on this day, which will now beautify the view of the construction site until spring 2013.

Responsible at Hirslanden: Andrea Heim-Jocham (Head of Marketing and Communication), Gianluca Rossi (Project Manager). Responsible at KSB war Schlupp Bürge: Mareike Jansen (art direction), Harry Zogg (consulting).