The Landbote will be published on March 24, 2011 with an anniversary supplement that reviews the history of its origins and 175 years, according to a press release. Over the course of the anniversary year, six monothematic magazines on specific Winterthur topics will be published. The first will be published on May 21 and is entitled "Global". The other supplements are planned for the beginning of July, end of August, beginning of October, mid-November and December 24. They will be dedicated to the topics "Young", "Family", "Sound", "Winterthur West" and "Holy".

The Landbote, Tagblatt von Winterthur und Umgebung, is the local newspaper for the city of Winterthur and 70 municipalities in the catchment area of Switzerland's sixth-largest city. It is published today with a circulation of around 33,000 copies and reaches a good 60,000 readers every day. The Landbote belongs to the Ziegler Druck- und Verlags-AG company. This is owned by just under 40 shareholders. 80 percent of the shares are held by members of the fourth, fifth and sixth generations of the Ziegler family, with the remainder held by Zurich-based Tamedia since 2005.
 

The 50-year-old deals with political topics in his texts, the Zeit publishing house announced on Thursday, according to SDA. The Zurich justice director will write the texts with his "characteristic humor.

The Social Democrat will leave the Zurich cantonal government in spring 2011. He decided last summer not to run for re-election this year after 15 years in office. He had been elected to the Zurich cantonal government in January 1996 to succeed Moritz Leuenberger, after Leuenberger became a federal councillor. Prior to that, Notter was the full-time mayor of the Limmattal town of Dietikon for six years. (SDA)
 

The appealing photos of salads, juices, coffee and patisserie at the various serving stations are intended to whet the appetite and discreetly show customers the way, writes Frontwork in a press release. A large picture of the city of Bern brings local color to the lounge area and hanging panels in various shades of green adorn the large window front.

The client is the Migros Aare Cooperative. In collaboration with Klaus Architekten und Innenarchitekten AG, Frontwork carried out all the technical installation clarifications, designed, printed and glued all the work on site within a very short space of time.
 

Crises, especially communication crises, are not only becoming more frequent, but also more severe. The professional field of crisis communication is more topical than ever. With the Code, the Swiss Association for Crisis Communication wants to contribute to the professionalization of the increasingly important professional field of crisis communication, as stated in a press release on Thursday. At the 2nd General Assembly in Zurich on Tuesday, VKK members therefore committed to quality standards that they intend to apply in their work. The Code of Conduct for Crisis Communication regulates the objectives and professional benchmarks of communication work.

In addition, a CAS course in crisis communication was initiated together with the Media Training Center (Maz) in Lucerne, which will start for the first time in autumn 2011. And the VKK homepage was given a new look in 2010, so that it is increasingly available as a useful service platform for members.

The Swiss Association for Crisis Communication was founded in 2009 and brings together experts from the fields of communications consulting, corporate communications, research and teaching as well as specialists from interdisciplinary areas of crisis management. The association currently has 51 members.

We're talking about the appearance of self-proclaimed jet-set lady Vera Dillier in a luxury-class commercial. Self-confident, natural, spontaneous and with a little splash of lasciviousness, she swings her blonde hair while explaining to the interested viewer why she likes to have her car washed at Stützliwösch before going out. We say: so terribly bad that it hurts. And that you simply can't help but watch. But it's best to make up your own mind:
 

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An advertisement discreetly points out that the paper you are holding in your hands is not only suitable for reading. Depending on the case, the reader may experience a purely natural déjà vu in the bathroom.

The advertisement is placed in newspapers and magazines throughout Switzerland.

Responsible at Kimberly Clark: Franziska Leisi (Marketing Manager Family Care). Responsible at JWT+H+F: Remy Fabrikant (overall responsibility), Grischa Rubinick (CD, AD), Mathias Bart (text), Vanessa Lehmann-Spalleck, Jaqueline Vils (consulting), David Guntern (TypeDesign, DTP).

 

The 43-year-old Oliver Kaiser replaces the long-standing Faspo President Bernd Reichstein from office. The 59-year-old Reichstein, who has led the Sponsoring Association since 2003, had already announced last year that he would not be standing for re-election in order to initiate a generational change. In future, he will be active on the Board as Vice President Germany.

Oliver Kaiser was a founding member of Faspo in the mid-1990s. He is founder, president and owner of the IFM Sports Group and was co-owner of Schmidt und Kaiser-Kommunikationsberatung, one of the most successful German sponsorship agencies, as well as the Auratis network.

In addition to Oliver Kaiser Edwin Weindorfer newly elected to the board. As Faspo Vice President Austria, Weindorfer heads the Faspo branch in Vienna. Vice-President Switzerland is still Jean-Baptiste Felten (Felten & Cie). Also new to the Board of Directors are Jörg Pommeranz, Dirk G. Schernikau and Ferdinand Froningwho will be responsible for branded entertainment.

The Sponsoring Association Faspo is the central interest group for the sponsoring industry in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, based in Hamburg, Vienna and Winterthur.

 

The Brand Report offers a compilation of texts on tourism. Renowned authors, essayists and academics such as Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Orhan Pamuk, Thomas Steinfeld, Wolfgang Scheppe and Simonetta Carbonaro are represented with contributions, as Kuoni writes in a press release on Wednesday.

The starting point for this year's Brand Report was the third Kuoni Getaway Council held in Venice in November 2010. There, travelers and thinkers discussed tourism and laid the foundations for a comprehensive reflection on the future of the industry. The interim result of this discursive debate with more than two dozen articles is now presented in the Brand Report. The Feuilleton was the perfect place to present this discussion, not least because the newspaper's minimalist design makes a statement in favor of the most effective communication.

The brand report will also be published on the website The-detourist-100.org (German version) invite an open dialog about the future of travel and do not represent a conclusive theory of travel in the 21st century.

 

BBC Russia will only be available on the Internet from this Friday, the broadcaster announced in London on Wednesday, according to SDA. The British government cut subsidies for the public broadcaster BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) in January. The programs in Chinese and Ukrainian will also be discontinued. Jobs are being cut at many locations around the world and in the UK. The BBC had also announced that it would focus more on modern media such as the internet.

BBC Russia has an eventful history - always characterized by the often difficult relationship between Russia and Great Britain. The program went on air on 26 March 1946. During the Cold War from 1949 to 1987, the station was repeatedly disrupted by the Soviet authorities. Despite this, the BBC claimed to have millions of listeners. But there was also criticism: the station was said repeatedly to be too reserved towards the Kremlin.

From 1992 onwards, BBC Russia worked more closely with Russian media and BBC programs were also broadcast on other channels. When relations between the two countries cooled down again - after the Russian ex-secret agent and Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko was murdered in London - cooperation became increasingly difficult, employees report. (SDA)
 

The agency writes in a press release that it is the diverse topics that are described in multi-page reports with strong images that provide the reader with knowledge and new insights. The visual hook is authentic, strong images. The terms assigned in the headline are intended to trigger associations in the viewer. The Swiss family interprets the terms in their own way, presenting their world to the public in a surprisingly different way in a friendly and tongue-in-cheek manner.

Client: Swiss family. Markus Mehr (overall management), Sophia Pichler (marketing management). Advertising agency: Mainland St. Gallen / Zurich.
 

Stadtbus is now examining how these complaints can be taken into account, writes the city council according to SDA in a response to a written question from the AL. As a countermeasure to the critical customer reactions, some of the window banners have already been removed. In the new buses, the articulated zone is also transparent, so that the brightness inside the bus is increased. However, the City Council notes that the advertisements on the buses have already been significantly improved compared to the past. For the city council, meeting customer demands is also "in tension with the strategy of generating extensive additional revenues."

(Image: Stadtbus.winterthur.ch)
 

M-Way is a Migros company and is the first Swiss competence center for electromobility, according to a statement from the agency. The first works will be on display in time for the start of the 2011 two-wheeler season.