Felix Bingesser will take over as head of the Blick sports editorial team on January 1, 2011. Bingesser has currently been head of the Aargauer Zeitung sports editorial team since 2005. Prior to that, he had been head of the sports editorial department of the Stuttgarter Zeitung since 2004. Bingesser started as a sports editor at the Aargauer Tagblatt in 1987. Between 1995 and 2004, he held various positions at Ringier, among others; he was head of football in the Blick sports editorial team, worked for two years for the specialist magazine Sport, designed the monthly sports magazine in 1999 and managed it until
as editor-in-chief in spring 2004.
The Blick sports editorial team is currently led ad intermin by Rolf Cavalli, Editor-in-Chief of Blick.ch. He took over after Ilya Kaenzigwho left the Blick Group at the beginning of August 2010 and moved to Sport & Event Holding as Delegate of the Board of Directors.

In recent years, Daniel Bach has been responsible for transport dossiers at the Federal Office of Transport. He studied general history and German language and literature at the University of Zurich. Bach acquired his journalistic skills as an editor at Zürcher Unterländer and Tages-Anzeiger. In 2005/06, he was head of the editorial department of the first regional edition of the Tages-Anzeiger, Linkes Seeufer and Sihltal.
The SBB Media Office is part of the Communication and Public Affairs Division and has branch offices in Bellinzona, Lausanne and Zurich. Reto Kormann will head the Media Office on an interim basis until Daniel Bach takes over on December 1, 2010.

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The posters show an XXL milk glass, an oversized wholemeal bread and a huge piece of salmon. The oversized foods are intended to make it clear that you need to eat a large amount of certain foods in order to provide your body with the recommended minimum amounts of calcium, fiber or omega-3 fatty acids.
The advertisements can be seen in various print media. The brochure is enclosed with the Migros magazine and displayed in various Migros branches.

Responsible at Migros Genossenschafts-Bund: Désirée Strassmann(Marketing Communication), Nicole Rogenmoser (Project Manager Actilife). Responsible at Advico Young&Rubicam: Markus Gut (CCO, overall responsibility), Dominik Oberwiler (AD), Annik Weber (graphics), Sven Rufer, Mathias Zimmermann (text), Edi Walker, Pascal Trütsch (consulting), photography and image processing: Andrea Vedovo

Around 349 people took the exam; 189 or 54 percent passed. The average grade of the successful graduates was 4.4. Sonja Renggli from Finsterwald LU was the best of the year with an average grade of 5.1. Corinne Bieri from Hochdorf LU and Gabriel Gübeli from Wil SG achieved a good average grade of 5.0. With the 189 new sales specialists, the number of qualified sales specialists in Switzerland has risen to 4,478 - a healthy number that the economy can cope with, says Walter Zeller, who made his last appearance this year after years of commitment as examination director. Zeller is handing over the role to Nicole Beck, but will remain active in the area of quality assurance, as the Swiss Marketing Association announced on Monday.

The DAPD aims to provide up to 500 text messages and 2,000 images from Germany and abroad every day. There will also be infographics, online services and mobile offerings. According to Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director Cord Dreyer, the range of services will also be expanded in the coming months. In Germany, DAPD relies on more than 400 text and photo journalists, and abroad on the expertise of more than 3,000 correspondents from the Associated Press (AP) news agency. With the launch of the basic service, the "sources" research team also began its work. The aim is for journalists to conduct investigative research without daily time pressure.

In the leading roles, dented tin cans appear as movie stars. As in former Ferro-Spots they appear in front of a collection container, where they line up for recycling with high hopes. But the story always takes a surprising turn. For example, a can that would like to be reborn as a knight's armor in the Middle Ages reappears as a futuristic, blinking robot. And the can that desperately wants to become a member of a heavy metal band rings a Swiss cowbell after its transformation. The two commercials will be broadcast in German-speaking and French-speaking Switzerland.

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Responsible at Ferro Recycling: Rudolf Müller. Responsible at Draftfcb/Lowe: Daniel Comte (CD), Frederic Nogier (AD), Roy Spring (Text), Christoph Bögli (Consulting), Melanie Auerbach (Agency Producer). Director/Animator: Andreas Pohl, Optix, Hamburg. Production Company: Stink, Berlin. Sound: Jingle Jungle.

The supplement called "New York Times International Weekly" contains selected English-language articles from the renowned American newspaper in the areas of international affairs, business, culture and science. The first page is reserved for columns by renowned authors. The articles from the New York Times are published in the original language.

MyVideo wants to strengthen its position as an entertainment portal on the German Internet with its cinema offering. Manuel Uhlitzsch, Managing Director Magic Internet at MyVideo's media agency, told the industry service Pressetext that the company will continue to expand this area and try to dock on with other licensors. The ad-financed service is available in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It is marketed by Seven One Media, the video marketing company of the Pro-Sieben-Sat.1 Group.

Folker Wrage started his career at Ogilvy One working with dialog in the online and offline sector. He then worked on classic advertising at Leo Burnett. At Saatchi & Saatchi X, he added shopper marketing and promotion before finally returning to cross-media dialog at Publicis. "We definitely wanted a CCO who has sound experience in all communication disciplines and has proven that he can work creatively on a national and international level," says CEO Katharina Lohse about the new appointment. Folker Wrage, who has been based in Switzerland for over two years, has also served on many international juries, including the Cannes Lions. His award list includes around 80 prizes from international competitions.

Bataillard is active in the specialist wine trade, retail and catering wholesale sectors. The aim of the profiling strategy is a clear differentiation from the competition and positioning as a marketing organization for the intensification of market cultivation, the agency announced on Monday.

More than 20 FM stations, DAB and Internet radios will be broadcasting in Zurich from September 5 to 11 as part of the International Radio Festival. Each station will present in its own language. Alternative stations from major cities such as London, Berlin, Nairobi, New York and Shanghai will meet niche radio stations. "We are a cosmopolitan cultural platform that wants to establish itself as a get-together for the world's most creative radio producers," Miguel Alvarez from the organizing crew told the Sonntagszeitung newspaper. Also on board are Rundfunk FM founder Oliver Scotoni and entertainment manager Darryl von Däniken.
The festival broadcasts live from the Papiersaal (Sihlcity) and is transmitted in the greater Zurich area via FM (FM 88.2 MHz / FM 95.7 MHz), cable and the Internet. Every day from 5 p.m. you can also look over the shoulders of the radio producers in the studio. More information, frequencies and livestream at Internationalradiofestival.com.

The only condition is that the matter is clearly declared. If you don't know something, then you have to do some research. Even at the risk of making the crisp story less crisp. What is completely unacceptable, however, is that the detailed justification that Hans Jürg Deutsch, the person responsible for the "Gesundheits-Sprechstunde", sent to the author was not included in the article at all. A magazine like the Beobachter, which is committed to transparency and fairness, should know the basics of fair reporting and, above all, apply them.

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Observer's comment:
The article "Researching can jeopardize your story" claims that the Beobachter did not research properly and reported unfairly on the subject of sponsorship in the TV programme "Gesundheit-Sprechstunde". The allegation is false. The Beobachter did not make the accusation that the sponsorship guidelines had been violated. However, it is true that Gesundheit Sprechstunde held out the prospect to a PR agency that a prescription drug from a particular manufacturer would be featured in the program. According to therapeutic products legislation, this is not permitted. Hans Jürg Deutsch does not dispute these facts with the questionable offer (e-mail to a PR agency). The person responsible for the TV program was quoted several times in the aforementioned Beobachter article. He was able to comment on all the allegations. All quotes and statements used in the article are available in writing.