Annina Frey is under observation, writes the Sonntagszeitung in its current edition. One more misconduct and she could be out of a job at Swiss television. After the 29-year-old was pulled over by the police in her car at the end of October, she wrote about the experience on the official Swiss television blog. The consequence is now a severe reprimand, SF confirmed to the Sonntagszeitung. Any further misconduct would have consequences under employment law. SF has also learned a lesson from the case. The internal control had failed. In future, the moderators' blogs would be proofread by the online daily manager and, with immediate effect, also by the editorial manager.
Frey would be the first presenter to be taken off screen because of a misstep. It shouldn't come to that. She will never again insult other people in a blog, she is quoted as saying in the Sonntagspublikation. In the meantime, she has apologized to the police in writing, and since yesterday she has been publicly asking for forgiveness on the SF blog.

The management of Allgemeine Plakatgesellschaft APG will in future be carried out directly by the members of the company management within the framework of functional areas of responsibility, as detailed in a press release. Daniel Strobel and Markus Ehrle will move from the NZZ media group to the new Affichage management board at a date yet to be determined. Ivan Schultheiss, previously Managing Director of Allgemeine Plakatgesellschaft APG, will use this change to the management structure to take a sabbatical to complete further management training and then reorient himself professionally, the press release explains further.
The Executive Board of Affichage Holding now consists of Dr. Daniel Hofer (CEO), Dr. Ulrich von Bassewitz (CFO), Thomas Rainer (International Markets), Walter Oeschger (Logistics), Beat Holenstein (Partner & Product Management), Daniel Strobel (Advertising Market & Segment Companies Switzerland), Markus Ehrle (Marketing & Business Development) and Oliver Achermann (Corporate Center).

The politician prefers to invite guests from his own political camp to the television studio in Schlieren ZH to discuss suggestively worded topics such as "Do EU opponents have no access to the Federal Council?" or "Criminal foreigners: Deport them at last!". As the Sonntagsblick knows, OFCOM is investigating whether Schlüer's show violates the ban on political advertising on television.
Bakom has reviewed the Schweizerzeit magazine programs broadcast to date and requested documents and contracts from Schweiz 5, Bakom media lawyer Samuel Mumenthaler confirmed to Sonntagsblick. The Federal Office is currently clarifying the financial circumstances surrounding the program. "If these lead to the assumption that there is a possible case of unauthorized advertising, this would have to be clarified in supervisory proceedings," says Mumenthaler.
Schlüer rejects the accusation of political propaganda: he is not interested in advertising, but in shedding light on a topic, he is quoted as saying in the Sonntagspublikation. "If people take offense at my programme, it's tantamount to censorship."

"Our brands simply live longer," said ARD program director Volker Herres in an interview with the industry service Funkkorrespondenz published online on Saturday, according to SDA. 25 years is an almost youthful age for a program brand on ARD: The contract has just been extended for another three years. The series celebrates its 25th birthday in December.
The first German soap opera went on air on ARD First German Television in December 1985. Since then, "Lindenstrasse" has flickered across television screens over 1300 times.

In the role of the silent observer, he witnesses how real personalities discover their own beauty with style and elegance. The advertising is intended to express the aesthetic aspirations of the traditional store to emphasize the personality of its customers with selected pieces. The choice of models is intended to contribute to the credibility of this realization: real women with an individual fashionable appearance, as the agency describes its subjects, rather than interchangeable catalog beauties, deliberately shine from the billboards.
The new campaign can now be seen in major German-speaking cities in Switzerland on posters, in print media relevant to the target group and on the web.
Responsible at KURZ Jewelry and Watches: Olivier Fabrikant (CEO), Liliane Müller (Head of Marketing). Responsible at JWT+H+F: Remy Fabrikant (overall responsibility), Enrico Bachmann, Grischa Rubinick (creative direction), Grischa Rubinick, Roger Dobmann (art direction), Rainer Bühler (strategy), Vanessa Lehmann-Spalleck (consulting), Juventino Mateo (photography), Virginia Maissen (styling). Responsible at Type Design: David Guntern (image processing).

Websites designed for navigation by hand can only be navigated with bare hands to a limited extent. For example, text links in small font sizes are hardly suitable for touchscreens. The Zurich agency has therefore begun to optimize Zeit Online for iPad and other tablet computers. In view of the changed navigation habits with the finger, the design by Information Architects offers, for example, larger link areas for navigation by hand. Overall, emphasis was placed on limiting the design even more strictly to the essentials
Information Architects is based in Zurich and Tokyo. The agency was founded in 2006 by Oliver Reichenstein and specializes in user experience design. In addition to its work for media such as Zeit.de, Tagesanzeiger.ch, Krone.at and Internazionale.it, Information Architects also produces its own products. Just a few weeks ago
a special writing program for the iPad was introduced.

As a result, the Sunday press saw the strongest growth. Its advertising revenue increased by 42%. However, the daily press, which dominates the print media, also increased by 13.4 percent. This was announced by the Wemf for Advertising Media Research on Friday. The specialty press, the general press and the financial and business press also posted gains
By contrast, the regional weekly press and the trade press reported fewer advertisements.
Job inserts in particular grew in size, with an increase of 10.2 percent. Advertisers also placed commercial/other advertisements and brochure inserts more frequently, with increases of 14.9% and 6.3% respectively. There was less demand for real estate advertisements, which fell by 3.1 percent.

Roger Ailes had railed against the management of the public radio station NPR in an interview that was published on the internet. A political commentator had been fired after making controversial remarks about Muslims. The people in charge of NPR have a bit of a Nazi demeanor, Ailes said. They are left-wing Nazis. These guys can't stand the fact that you can have a different opinion than theirs, Ailes continued. And it doesn't bother them at all that they use contributors' money to spread their propaganda.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), an organization fighting anti-Semitism, announced on Thursday that Roger Ailes had apologized for his remarks in a letter to ADL President Abraham Foxman. Ailes wrote that he had improvised and should not have used this word.

The joint children's program Zambo from Swiss Television SF and Radio DRS with the additional platform on the Internet has been well received by the Audience Council. The first fully convergent program is interesting, stimulating and varied. Especially the self-produced elements are convincing, writes the Audience Council in a press release on Friday. The trimedial children's program offers good entertainment, but also conveys a lot of interesting facts.
In the opinion of the Audience Council, much of the content is educationally valuable and therefore stands out from other children's programs. It is also pleasing that the children can determine parts of the program content and act in it themselves. However, some members of the Audience Council were annoyed by the overdrawn characters and plots of "Best Friends". In addition, the Council felt that the target group range from kindergarten to adolescence was too wide. The fact that not all elements are suitable for the entire target group between the ages of 6 and 14 is particularly noticeable on television.
On the other hand, the Council considers the networking between the media to be interesting and forward-looking. The children find the same format on all channels, which corresponds to contemporary media use. However, it is not possible for all children to meet the Zambo requirement of having permanent access to radio, television, the Internet and, in some cases, cell phones.