On Wednesday, a spokesperson for Düsseldorfer Marketing & Tourismus GmbH confirmed a corresponding report in the Bild newspaper. In the translation in the English-language version, the printing error in the German edition of the brochure led to a "Gay's Day of Action" being advertised. The tourist office subsequently corrected the error in all 65,000 German and 35,000 English-language copies of the brochure. Without the correction, the event would certainly have enjoyed great popularity, as the ESC has long enjoyed cult status in the gay scene, SDA speculated in a report on Wednesday.
But that's not all. The makers of the English version had to correct a second embarrassing mistake. Instead of "Welcome to Düsseldorf", the page cover incorrectly read "Wielcome to Düsseldorf". Unfortunately, there was not enough time for a reprint, so the wrong "i" was simply painted over. The revised brochure is now being distributed again.
 

News Corps is likely to receive at least five bids in total. This was reported by Handelsblatt on Handelsblatt.com on Wednesday. According to a person familiar with the matter, the bids would value the Facebook rival at over 100 million. The bidders are said to include the investment companies THL Partners, Redscout Ventures and Criterion Capital, which owns the social network Bebo. Chinese internet holding Tencent and Myspace co-founder Chris De Wolfe are also said to be interested.
 

The 29-year-old from Bern will give up this role in late summer. She and her partner are expecting their first child in the fall, according to a statement from Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen SRF on Wednesday. It is still unclear what she will do after her maternity leave. According to the press release, she is open to projects within and outside SRF.

The budget of the Sarner-based family business includes packaging design as well as communication tasks. The first work for Bruno's Best will be on display in fall 2011.
 

The aim was to support people in a wide variety of life situations and motivate them not to give up. The positive response, which continues to this day, has prompted Albrecht and Beltrametti to expand the project further. With never-give-up.ch, the Wirz Group's dialog agency designed a community platform as a meeting place for exchanging opinions and information. Wirz Werbung developed the corporate design with a new logo and is responsible for various advertising measures.

All proceeds from the online store are donated to charitable projects with a never give up! spirit.
 

The new claim "The most direct insurance company in Switzerland" is intended to get to the heart of the brand's USP across all products: Lean structures and absolute cost awareness in the interests of the customer. The new motifs for car, household and the new motorcycle insurance will be launched in a broad-based cross-media campaign in April. Among other things, big posters, print motifs, banner campaigns, iPad ads and a competition are planned.

Responsible at Smile.Direct: Mirjam Hadorn. Responsible at Namics: Lars Holthusen (consulting), Regula Scherrer (consulting), Felix Widmaier (consulting, conception), Dominik Ruckli (conception, creation and Flash).
 

From more than 10,000 entries from 60 countries, the Webby jury appoints so-called Official Honorees - an award for 10 percent of the best works in each competition category - in addition to the winners and nominees.

Goldbach Interactive has been awarded the title of Official Honoree in the Telecommunications category for the relaunch of Xtra-Zone - the community portal for all Swisscom NATEL® customers under 26. The agency redesigned the site, integrated social media functionalities and made the content and offer area more attractive.

With the Migros Annual Report 2009, Goldbach Interactive also received a nomination for the Official Honorees, here in the category Best Navigation/Structure. The Migros annual report, which was implemented for the first time in purely digital form in collaboration with A-b.ch, impressed the jury with its clear presentation of complex content and its successful navigation structure.

In the first quarter, sales of the U.S. group soared by 38 percent to 9.9 billion dollars. At the same time, the retailer is putting a lot of money into advertising, new products, expanding its logistics centers and improving IT. This left $201 million at the beginning of the year - a third less than in the same period last year.

They have never been more enthusiastic about the long-term possibilities, founder and company CEO Jeff Bezos said Tuesday, according to SDA. He said he was trying to win investors over to his sometimes painful growth path. The stock was slightly down in after-hours trading.

The online retailer no longer just sells books, electronic goods or fashion. The group operates web hosting, offers movies for online rental and sells apps for the booming Android smartphones. Recently, Amazon also launched a cloud music service and brought its payment service and e-book business to Germany.
 

At a recent members' meeting in London, the association announced the Australian Associated Press (AAP), the Danish agency Ritzau, Tidningarnas Telegrambyra (TT) from Sweden and the South Korean Yonhap News Agency as new members. The network, which was founded in 2007 by eleven news agencies, now has 22 leading agencies as members. The meeting elected Clive Marshall, head of the British news agency Press Association, as the new chairman of the board.

The newly elected Board of Directors also consists of Peter Kropsch (Managing Director APA - Austria Press Agency), Bernard Maissen (Editor-in-Chief Swiss News Agency) and Kakuya Ogata (Deputy Managing Director Kyodo/Japan). Paulo Nogueira dos Santos (Technical Director Lusa/Portugal) was elected Deputy Chairman of the Board.
 

The pattern sent for the little black dress in all wearable sizes encourages the recipient to subscribe to Bolero, so that in 2011 she will always know what woman is wearing.

Responsible at Ringier Zeitschriftenverlag, Zurich: Thomas Passen (Head of Marketing Ringier Magazines), Franziska Schmid (Advertising Manager Ringier Magazines), Katja Bizjak (Product Manager Bolero). Responsible at Agentur am Flughafen, Altenrhein: René Eugstair (Consulting/Creative Direction), Dominique Rutishauser (Art Direction), Miriam Egli (Text).
 

With the app, all broadcasts can be followed live on the iPhone. In addition, comprehensive archive functions are available. This makes it possible to view past broadcasts even after several days, according to a statement from the broadcaster.

By subscribing to free messages, TeleZüri app users are informed every afternoon about the latest content of their favorite shows. Pictures and films about accidents or unusual events can be sent directly to the TeleZüri newsroom using the reporter function. This way, everyone becomes an iPhone video journalist. The app also works on the iPad.