Dani Graf is the third cash TV presenter alongside Katharina Deuber and Daniel Hügli. He has already been working as an editor and producer for the business magazine for three years. This was announced by Ringier on Friday.

The theme week succeeded in preparing interested viewers for the tunnel breakthrough. The audience council found it particularly valuable that different points of view were shown, such as the views of local residents, travelers, politicians and scientists. There was criticism of the live breakthrough, which the panel felt was not the highlight they had hoped for. It was not possible to build up suspense. According to the audience council, they should have had the courage to simply let the impressive images do the talking. The Council was impressed by the website on the subject.
The revised Sportlounge and its presenters were praised by the Audience Council. The program has become more varied and exciting. The broad mix of topics and the reports on fringe sports were also convincing. However, the program should be more in-depth, for example the audience council would like to see more in-depth research and more background information. The topics should be approached more controversially and undesirable developments in sport should be addressed. The Council also missed the fact that women's sport was practically ignored and that no female athletes were interviewed during the observation period.
The innovations in the afternoon program were also well received by the Audience Council. It is varied, informative, entertaining and offers a wide range of topics. However, some Council members missed the religion/church sections and the topic of ageing. The phone-ins during discussions were met with little approval.

The Kulturinvestor award is part of the Kulturmarken-Award competition. For the fourth time, this competition honors the most successful marketing strategies of cultural providers and cities, the most committed cultural mediators and the most creative forms of investment in culture in German-speaking countries. A total of 105 applicants from renowned cultural providers, cultural projects, city marketing companies and cultural investors applied for an award. The jury of eighteen experts from business, culture, science and the media selected the winners in the five categories of cultural brand, trend brand, cultural manager, city brand and, for the first time, in the newly created category of cultural investor of the year.
The idea of the Migros Culture Percentage goes back to Migros founder Gottlieb Duttweiler. In his spirit, the Federation of Migros Cooperatives and the Migros Cooperatives are committed to making an annual contribution to the Migros Culture Percentage. This is calculated on the basis of sales and is paid even if business in the retail trade declines. This guarantees the continuity of the Migros Culture Percentage and is firmly anchored in Migros' articles of association.
The main pillars of Migros Culture Percentage are activities and institutions in the areas of culture, society, education, leisure and business. They include the Migros Club School, the Eurocentres, the GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute in Rüschlikon, the four parks in the countryside, the Monte Generoso Railway in Ticino and the Migros Museum of Contemporary Art in Zurich. Activities and projects in the regional and national environment are another component of the commitment. Migros Culture Percentage sees itself as a driving force and seeks cooperation with other private and public organizations. It also supports projects and individuals through grants and study awards. Since its foundation in 1957, Migros has invested over 3.3 billion Swiss francs.

This year, eight different exhibitions on the subject of posters will be shown. The Kornschütte in Lucerne will exclusively exhibit the posters from the competition "100 Best Posters - Germany Austria Switzerland". The vernissage will take place on Friday, November 5, 2010 in the Kornschütte.
Poster design has a long tradition in Switzerland and Swiss posters are important internationally. This is why the Weltformat association has set itself the goal of promoting the poster medium with annual exhibitions, as the association writes in a media communiqué.

The W3B and BSAT-3b satellites were launched into orbit around half an hour later, according to the operating company Arianespace. The W3B is intended to deliver television programs and data connections in Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, Africa and the Indian Ocean for Eutelsat. The BSAT-3b will be used to transmit TV programs in Japan. It was the 53rd flight of an Ariane 5 rocket and the 39th successful mission in a row.

The functions of the Board of Directors and the Executive Board, which were combined during a transitional phase, will now be separated. The Board of Directors under the chairmanship of publisher Martin Wagner is responsible for the legal and statutory management and supervisory functions. The Board of Directors under the chairmanship of publisher Martin Wagner is responsible for the legal and statutory management and supervisory functions, according to a BAZ release. The Executive Board, under the new chairmanship of Roland Steffen, is responsible for operational management. The Executive Board includes the heads of the five divisions.

The Annual General Meeting of Radio Basilisk Betriebs AG this week unanimously elected Urs Welten, owner of Hermes Welten and President of Pro Innerstadt, as a member of the Board of Directors.

Roland Cecchetto has worked in communications for almost 35 years. He has held senior marketing and communications positions, including at the Migros Cooperative Zurich, the Bossard screw and engineering group and the Mövenpick restaurant and hotel group. He has also worked for agencies such as Hirzel & Partner, PRW and Diem, Gesess & Partner.
From 2000 to 2008, he was a member of the Executive Board and Head of Communications at Jefferies Switzerland, the subsidiary of the US Investment Bank. Since then he has been co-owner of the now defunct PR agency Cecchetto&Hertig. Roland Cecchetto will expand the client base and, among other things, contribute the mandates he managed at Cecchetto&Hertig to Communicators.
The agency is also planning to expand its financial consultancy capacity by hiring another junior consultant. Together with the support team, Communicators is expanding its financial communications capacity to nine employees. The entire Communicators Group currently employs 25 people.