From this, the slogan "Gib dir ein Gesicht" (Give yourself a face) was derived to advertise the make-up bar located in the same place. The subjects of the new campaign were created by the Zurich advertising agency Hochspannung. Make-up served as the creative element, first and foremost cosmetic powder, which creates faces as if out of thin air. To ensure a perfect visual implementation, the agency engaged photographer Sandro Diener and as well as Linus Schneider from Pixelprinz.

The subjects are used in and around Kloten as posters and cinema slides. Furthermore, flyers and mailings are used to draw attention to Visagistique. All advertising measures lead to the newly created website Visagistique.com, where all offers can be found.

Responsible at Visagistique Make-up School: Maria-Grazia Rainone Strässler. Responsible at Hochspannung Werbeagentur Zurich: Tom Fäh, Marco Huber, Cécile Maurer, Matthew Katumba, Elisa Stahel, Alex Taiganidis, Angela Van der Sman. Photographer: Sandro Diener. Image editing: Linus Schneider.
 

Köppel made comments on Islam, Muslims and the minaret initiative in the program TalkTäglich and in several articles in Weltwoche. In the eyes of the Young Socialists (Juso), he made racist statements and systematically disparaged and slandered Muslims. The Young Party therefore filed charges against Köppel in December 2009 for violating the anti-racism penal norm.

The Zurich-Limmat public prosecutor's office has now dropped the case, as the JUSO announced on Friday. The public prosecutor responsible, Lino Esseiva, confirmed the closure to the SDA news agency. In the discontinuation order, which is available to SDA, the public prosecutor's office justifies the decision by stating, among other things, that Köppel had not denied any Muslim equal rights or equal value as a human being. There was no evidence of a criminal offense. This was because there was no intensity or inflammatory element. It must be permissible to establish a relationship between Islam and Islamism or Islamism and terror.

The Juso are disappointed. Catch the little ones, let the big ones go, they write in their press release. Köppel can apparently afford a whole army of lawyers to protect him from the law. It remains to be seen whether the party will take the case further.
 

They will be on the ground from Saturday and, starting with next Monday's edition, will report throughout the week on several special pages that will appear in Le Temps and on Letemps.ch. The outsourced editorial team in Cairo will be led by Pierre Veya, editor-in-chief, and Serge Michel, deputy editor-in-chief. According to a Le Temps statement, the aim is to show how actors in Arab society as a whole - and not just the elite - are experiencing the events with far-reaching consequences and how they are coping with the uncertainty about what will happen tomorrow or in the future.
will be the day after tomorrow.
 

Jürg Stähelin will advise companies, associations and individuals on all aspects of strategic and operational communication and brand management. The business economist worked for over 15 years as a communications/marketing manager in the financial sector. In the last four years, he was responsible for communications at the listed Vontobel Group. Prior to that, he worked for ten years for the private banking group Julius Baer in various management positions in communications and marketing, most recently as Head of Corporate Communications. From 1993 to 1996 he was a consultant for a communications agency in Zurich. Jürg Stähelin studied business administration at the University of Zurich and completed an Advanced Management Program at the Wharton School in Pennsylvania (USA) in 2006.

From April 2011, Jürg Stähelin will also be working part-time as Managing Director of the Swiss Structured Products Association (SSPA), as detailed in an IRF press release. The SSPA promotes and represents the common interests of issuers of structured products.
 

 Radio 105 has secured exclusive rights for this show for the whole of German-speaking Switzerland. David Guetta has sold over 3 million albums and 15 million singles worldwide. He has worked as a music producer with numerous artists from the pop and hip hop fields - such as Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Lil' Wayne, Kylie Minouge, Taio Cruz and Madonna. On Facebook, he has over 15 million fans.
 

Under the direction of Flavien Allenspach, they learned and trained technical and strategic media and communication skills at the Swiss School of Journalism, according to a statement. This included, among other things, media-effective copywriting, setting up and networking an efficient media office, competent appearance in front of the microphone and camera, communication in crises and issues management.

The "Professional Media Relations" course is offered by MAZ - the Swiss School of Journalism - in cooperation with the Zurich School of Business HWZ and the Swiss Public Relations Institute SPRI.

Certificates received:
Aregger Sven, Neue Luzerner Zeitung and freelance PR copywriter; Boennecke Miriam, UBS; Britschgi Simone, Allreal Generalunternehmung; Estrella Jaén Ana, Spanish Consulate General; Fleischli-Scheidegger Heidi, Renggli; Hochstätter Ulrica Christine, Amtsanwaltschaft Frankfurt am Main; Jordi Benjamin, BKW FMB Energy; Nagy Jeannette, Cantonal Hospital Lucerne; Nussbaum Cornelia; Pfyffer Sandra, Metz Concepts and Communication; Portmann Roland, City of Zurich, Protection & Rescue; Ruckli Christof, CSS Insurance; Streun Christian, Lobag Management; Wirz Michael, Zurich City Police; Zobrist Angela, Suva.
 

Readers can send in articles, the best of which will be printed in the next issue. Everyone can take part: [email protected].

The Perspective is composed of the sections Background, Topic Page, Travel, Culture (Projects, Events) and Creative. The respective articles are intended to provide a perspective that is lost in the conventional media. According to its own information, Switzerland's only reader newspaper is available at the University of Zurich, at various other locations in the city, and in an annual subscription for 30 francs: [email protected].
 

Currently, the management consists of Tom Rüegge (CEO) and Claudia Lässer (program management). Schelbert strengthens the team primarily in the areas of cooperation projects and sponsoring. In addition, he will take over operational management tasks at the Zurich site.
 

What sounds banal actually conceals a risk of addiction that should not be underestimated - once you start tracking down the real pearls of gossip, it can be difficult to stop. And it is certainly only a matter of time before all major industries are represented by a group. Advertising speak, for example, almost suggests itself, but construction worker speak or marketing manager speak would certainly also be interesting ...

> To the "Journalists' Speech" group
> To the "Consultant Speech" group
> To the "Developer talk" group

(Source: Meedia.de, blog by Stefan Winterbauer)
 

Everyone needs sleep, whether young or old, rich or poor. And everyone wants to sleep as comfortably as a king. Bico has addressed this guiding principle and developed the "Swissbox" Royal System. WVC Communications was commissioned with the advertising campaign. According to the press release, the agency developed a royal environment that does justice to the product. Following the logo development, a visual language was defined that will be used in the product brochure, at the POS and in the advertisements.

Responsible at Bico: Martin Frutig (Executive Board), Thomas Berchtold (Head of Marketing), Daniela Kiser (PM). Responsible at WVC Communications: Kurt Wettstein (overall responsibility), Marlise Wettstein and Yves Seiler (consulting), Nicole Antonietti, Damian Thür (graphic design), Stöh Grünig (photography).
 

Aim of the Rally is to "drive" the 185-hp car as quickly as possible along the specified course - by rolling the dice with the new Audi A1 Sport gearshift. Correct answers to question fields earn extra points, and event fields make the whole thing an adventurous undertaking; sometimes they bring the driver all the way to the front thanks to lucky circumstances, sometimes they annoyingly throw him far back. 185 drivers have a place on the ranking list. Those who can stay on it for more than 3 laps will take part in the big draw. Switzerland in Audi A1 rally fever: The traffic lights are green!

Responsible at Amag: Erich Hunold (Head of Marketing Switzerland Audi), Barbara Wernli (Head of Advertising Audi), Stefanie Koch (Project Manager Advertising Audi). Responsible at Exxtra/Y&R Group: Markus Gut (COO), Daniel Bieri (ECD), Alan Ganguillet (AD), Patrick Bucher (Text/Concept), Isabelle Bischoff (Graphics), Lisa Indlekofer, Rafael Tucev (Flash and Multimedia Development), Thomas Charrière (Programming), Pascal Trütsch, Boris Manhart (Consulting).
 

"Mafia organizations and criminal cartels are the greatest threat to global media freedom", according to a study by Reporters Without Borders, according to the SDA news agency. The persecution of journalists by organized gangs is at its worst in Mexico. There alone, 69 journalists have been killed in the past decade and eleven more are missing.

At the same time, the study points to the media's problems in properly uncovering the evil of organized crime. It is a powerful parallel economy with enormous influence. Not least in view of the dangers, the media are content with merely "superficial reporting". Instead of revealing the background to the threats, the media sometimes limit themselves to merely disseminating mutual accusations from rival gangs and information from official sources.