The questions were put to the user as a channel switch ad. A total of almost 4,000 users were surveyed in March 2010. According to the survey, 2,871 users are aged between 15 and 49 and live in German-speaking Switzerland. Almost half of them (46.2%) mainly watch Internet TV when their normal TV set is already occupied by another person. Respondents often have to switch to Internet TV: Two out of five people watch Wilmaa daily or almost daily because of this. One in five 15-49 year olds (19.5 percent) do not have a TV set at home and use internet TV such as Wilmaa permanently as an alternative, while a further eight percent do not have a TV set at their second home and therefore watch Wilmaa.
The Internet TV platform Wilmaa is marketed by the two Goldbach subsidiaries Adlink Media and IP Multimedia.

A Geneva court ruled on April 12 that the publication had violated Gaddafi's personality. The newspaper was ordered to publish the judgment. On Monday, the Tribune article, including police photos, was clearly visible again for a good hour on the online portal Newsnetz. Gaddafi's likeness was then made unrecognizable.
As editor-in-chief Peter Wälty told the news agency SDA on request, the image served as the basis for the corresponding article. The picture merely illustrates an article "that deals with the topic of press freedom and the protection of sources." However, Wälty does not believe that the publication will have any legal consequences. "We didn't show the pictures", emphasized the editor-in-chief, but "the reporting in its entirety". The Tribune de Genève had already mistakenly published a facsimile of the disputed article on its website for a short time on Sunday. For half an hour, the newspaper illustrated an article by the French news agency AFP.

As in last year's issue, the restaurants are grouped by type and location. Pictures and information complement the articles, in which the gourmet professionals write about what was served where and how last year. A list of the best restaurants, an A-Z index and culinary interviews and reports round off the overall impression.

Paul Grau, owner and managing director of Star TV, is convinced that there are only two ways for a television station to make a name for itself during the World Cup: either with excellent, seamless coverage of the major event or with clear counter-programming. The Swiss private broadcaster has opted for the second strategy: from June 11 to July 11, Star TV will be broadcasting background reports on what it describes as "the most popular films for women" during prime time. Courageous! The battle for the remote control has begun...

Here is the alternative program:
Monday, June 14, 10
20:00-22:00
Making of City of Angels
Tuesday, June 15, 10
20:00-22:00
Miss Earth contest
Wednesday, June 16, 10
20:00-22:00
Making of What women want
Thursday, June 17, 10
20:00-22:00
Making of Like a single day
Friday, June 18, 10
20:00-22:00
Making of Did you hear about the Morgans?

Casting is currently underway for the animal actors. The show will be broadcast on SF1 from August 29, with nine 30-minute episodes planned, as Philipp Kotsopoulos from Faro TV announced on Monday. The definitive title of the program has not yet been determined. The series is supported by Qualipet and Hills as well as other broadcasting partners.

The Media Institute has been training publishing and media professionals since 1988. The institution offers a two-stage in-service training course in media management: Course 1 for Media experts participants deal with the Swiss media industry, marketing with a focus on the user and advertising market, accounting, corporate management, market and media research, content and technical production. The focus of the second course for Media manager focuses on the networked application of industry knowledge, product development and marketing, brand management, leadership skills, controlling, planning, communication, law and multimedia.

The following media specialists will receive their federal certificate at a ceremony in August:

• Valentina Abdyli, Media Tune AG, Zurich
• Stefanie Gehrig, Espace Media AG, Berne
• Astrid Hofer, Basler Zeitung, Basel
• Caroline Lötscher, Rub Graf-Lehmann AG, Berne
• Dana Massie, Verlag Finanz und Wirtschaft AG, Zurich
• Nicolas Mengis, Mengis Druck und Verlag AG, Visp
• Barbara Schmideder, Publicitas AG, Berne
• Danielle Schneider, Publisher Hans Huber Hogrefe AG, Bern
• Samuel Stalder, Tamedia AG, Zurich
• Petra Vetter, Neue Zürcher Zeitung AG, Zurich.

The joint sales team, headed by 44-year-old Sandra Peiti, will be responsible for marketing the print and online activities of Beobachter, Beobachter Natur, Tele, TV-Star, TV2 and TVvier. In addition, the "Millionen-Kombi", consisting of Beobachter, Tele and TV-Star with around 1.5 million readers, will also be further developed.
Christoph Salathé (41), Bern/Basel, will strengthen the existing teams in the Bern/Basel area. Beat Leuenberger (45) will be responsible for agency management and will also take over as Deputy Head of Advertising Market. René Renggli (46) will continue to look after the Zurich/Central Switzerland region, Christian Grass (43) will be responsible for the Zurich North/Eastern Switzerland/Ticino region and Brigitte Lopez (47) will continue to look after French-speaking Switzerland.

Gilbert Gress and Baschi can be seen in two new TV commercials, in advertisements and at the POS. They can also be seen on banners, in the online betting game and in an online mail campaign in which recipients are motivated to bet and place bets with vouchers. At the same time, the Goalgetter 2010 World Cup betting game is entering its second round. On Goalgetter2010.ch you can follow daily where you stand in the current ranking of the first betting round and how you compare with Baschi and Gilbert Gress.

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Responsible at Swisslos: Doris Rechsteiner (Head of PM Sports Betting), Kathrin Jakob (Product Management Sports Betting), Jyri Pasanen (Director), Anita Baumann (Photo). Production: Onfilm. Media: Mediaplus. Agency: Hasenfeld Zurich.

Based on the concept and look of the on-air campaign, all communication media were adapted for print and web. HD Suisse and RTS are also involved in this national project and have taken over the campaign from SF. The image campaign was launched in two stages from May. In the first phase, African big game conquered Ascona, Geneva, Bern and Zurich. The second part, which has been broadcast since the start of the World Cup, shows a football journey from Switzerland to Johannesburg, where the final match will be played on July 11, 2010.

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Responsible at Swiss Television: Alex Hefter (CD), Patrick Arnecke (Head of On Air Design/Direction Opener), Cordula Gieriet (AD), Alex Marchet (Head of On Air Promotion), Jürg Dummermuth/Florian Heger (Compositing, 3D-Animation, VFX & Postproduction) , Tiny Bernhard, Sven Volz (Concept). Film production Opener & Idents: Encore Pictures, Zurich. Film production Promotrailer: Millertimeproductions Hamburg.

As the Sonntagzeigung writes in its current edition, Walpen received a salary increase of CHF 12,000 compared to the previous year, as well as a CHF 103,000 "performance share", which is CHF 5,000 higher. In addition, a total of CHF 10,000 was added for fees and pensions. According to the Sonntagszeitung, spokesman Daniel Steiner says that the performance-related pay was higher due to "better target management than in the previous year".
But now the SRG is to put an end to higher wages: in 2010, the Director General will not receive a single centime pay rise either, Steiner is quoted as saying in the Sunday publication. This pay freeze for the entire SRG is part of the cost-cutting measures decided by the Board of Directors last year.

According to a press release from the private broadcaster 3+, the 2006 Miss Switzerland will support the Appenzell man in his search for love among the farmers with her Ticino charm and natural demeanor, and will make several guest appearances. Rigozzi is quoted in the press release as saying she is a little nervous but very curious about the show. She is looking forward to working with Marco Fritsche and the farmers.

She is not standing for this position because she is very happy in her current position, the former head of MTV (Berlin) and former SF management member told the Sonntagspublikation.