Michael Bolliger will succeed Lis Borner, the designated Editor-in-Chief Radio of Swiss Radio and Television, SRF announced Wednesday. Bolliger has worked at Swiss Radio DRS since 1993. He was previously deputy head of DRS 4 News.

The freely selectable commercials advertise Chocri's do-it-yourself concept. You can put together your own chocolate on their website. Not only can you choose your own chocolate flavor, but also various types of berries, nuts, decorations and spices. In keeping with the motto of free choice, Jung von Matt has designed a commercial whose background events vary depending on the viewer's choice. There are 18 different clip contents to choose from, with themes ranging from gay TV and science fiction to sex, violence and romance.

Sound has been an integral part of media reporting since the early 20th century and moving images have also been an integral part of reporting since the middle of the last century. SRG has preserved thousands of such image and sound documents since it was founded in 1931. Some of them are available to the general public in its online archives.
The SRG timeline provides numerous trouvailles on a wide range of topics from culture, education, business and politics to environmental protection, healthcare, sport and leisure. The focus of this online archive is on Switzerland: The archive was launched in 2006 on the occasion of SRG's 75th anniversary and has been regularly expanded since then.
SRG is increasingly making its in-depth knowledge available to everyone on the internet - on all online platforms of its radio and television programs. In order to be even closer to its audience, SRG now also publishes selected content on external platforms such as YouTube.

To this end, the agency Sapient Nitro has designed the "Communication Shutdown" campaign as a global social experiment. The aim is to raise awareness of the challenges faced by people with autism and to support them financially at the same time. Anyone who would like to support the campaign can purchase the CHAPP app in return for a donation. CHAPP shows contacts and friends that you support the campaign via a batch on your profile. And it creates a mosaic of all supporters worldwide, including numerous celebrities.

Ideart develops a new company brochure and a booklet for the Schenk Konfitüren + Syrup sales force, which is handed out personally with a small gadget at each new customer visit. The agency was commissioned to design a new website for ReMonTec. The Hotel and Restaurant Surselva in Surcuolm has commissioned Ideart to develop a completely new corporate identity. This will be applied step by step to all advertising materials. For the fourth new customer, Wolfisberg Tor-Technik, the agency designed a customer service brochure. This is intended to highlight the benefits of a maintenance and servicing contract and inform operators of door systems about their legal responsibilities.

The Internet agency Divio GmbH takes over Zimtkorn, which specializes in complex Internet and database applications. With the takeover, Divio grows to 20 employees. In addition to Simon Zmoos, Divio co-founder Christian Bertschy will remain on board in his role as Creative Director. The founders of zimtkorn GmbH, Philippe Willi and Adrian Locher, will strengthen the new four-person management team in the roles of CFO (Willi) and Head of Marketing (Locher).

Since its foundation in 2001, the Zurich-based communications agency Open Up has grown continuously, now has twelve employees and is managed by its owners. Shortly before its tenth anniversary, the PR agency is now joining the BPRA. According to a statement from the agency, this step is intended to underline the long-term quality objectives, promote growth and expand networking with other agencies.
The communications and PR agency Open Up was founded in Zurich in 2001 by Urs Thaler and Kilian Borter and currently has twelve employees. It advises its clients on all aspects of public relations. The focus is on strategic communications consulting, media relations, corporate publishing and internal communications.

Luca Berti receives the grand prize for his series of articles in the daily newspaper La Regione Ticino. In his series, Berti describes, among other things, how fiber optic networks work and the possibilities of touch screens. Tasha Rumley receives the press prize for an article in the French-speaking Swiss magazine L'Hebdo. In it, she describes how traditional forms of seduction are being replaced by SMS, e-mail and social networks. The television prize goes to Anatol Hug for a report on the subject of data theft, which was broadcast in the consumer magazine Kassensturz. In it, Hug shows how credit card data is stolen and traded on the Internet.
This year's e-government prize goes to the Canton of St. Gallen and Verwaltungsrechenzentrum AG St. Gallen. The IT company Bedag is a public limited company owned by the Canton of Berne. Bedag's customers are primarily public administrations, hospitals and insurance companies.

After several difficult years, Canal 3 now offers a diverse bilingual program on two frequencies, the association Zweisprachigkeit+ announced on Tuesday. It awards the label not only to the program, but also to the current Canal 3 team. The two frequencies make a significant contribution to communication between the two language groups in the Biel region, the association continues. The number of listeners is steadily increasing.
The purpose of the association is to promote bilingualism and multilingualism in the regional economy and the public sector. The certification is intended to serve as proof that a company or administrative unit observes the basic rules of multilingualism in accordance with a special charter.