At the center are ten teenagers of high school age. Stories are told about friendships and betrayal, school worries and leisure time joys, difficult teachers and bad grades, "stupid chicks" and insensitive machos, as SF announced on Wednesday. The exterior shots for the series were made in the Baden AG region, the scenes in front of and inside the school in a school building in Amsterdam set up for filming. The templates for the series are also produced there, the Dutch series "Spangas".
The children's series will run in Switzerland from August 30 on weekdays at 6.10 p.m. as part of the new trimedial children's program on SF zwei. The initial 50 ten-minute episodes will be available simultaneously on the Internet, SF writes.Zambo offers children and young people a new world to discover - on radio, television and the Internet, it continues. On weekdays, Zambo runs from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. on SF zwei with magazine shows and series. From 7 p.m., the radio takes over the children's program for an hour. On weekends, Zambo is on SF zwei from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. and can be heard on DRS 1 for an hour starting at 7 p.m.
In parallel to the TV and radio content, a moderated community was set up for young users on the website with many interactive elements and further information on the program. The online community can actively shape the on-air program of television and radio. The program is produced by the newly created, trimedial children's editorial team of SF and SR DRS in a joint broadcasting studio, which is currently being built in the Zurich radio studio. Zambo will replace the previous children's programs "tubii" and "DRS Pirando" from August 30.

In it, the craftsmen from Schreiner Service 48 demonstrate their expertise down to the smallest detail as contestants on the TV show "Wetten dass".
The spots have been running on local radio since Tuesday.
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With an app for the iPhone, you can film your own barbecue in no time at all - with the difference that the protagonists from Bell's Grillchef campaign then appear and it looks as if they are there in person: the Grillchef (actor Dominik Gysin) and his buddy (star comedian Beat Schlatter) comment on the users' barbecue party in their usual manner - "The way he's walking around, he would have been beaten up in the 80s" or "Don't you have any cool friends?". The slogans are intended to serve as a stirrup for the user and leave enough room for their own creativity. According to a Bell press release on the interactive campaign, the more the audience plays a role in the films and reacts to the characters, the more entertaining the films will be. The finished barbecue party films can be saved on the iPhone and uploaded directly to the YouTube channel. In addition to the numerous scenes and sequences, the app has another highlight: Musician Bligg performs the song "Cha me schicke" exclusively in the app at his own barbecue party, analogous to the slogan from the current campaign.
Rod fires up the barbecue for Bell
The application will be available free of charge in the App Store on iTunes from around May 28, 2010.

In the campaign for Migros restaurants, two well-known names always meet, but they are not the same as the familiar faces. These "name-alikes" are the protagonists of the advertising campaign, which also recently won an Effie shortlist, regardless of whether their names were Michelle Hunziker, Ueli Maurer, Alex Frei, Simon Ammann or Christian Gross.
A special motif can now be seen on the posters designed by Wirz Werbung: The Migros boss Herbert Bolliger on the poster and in the advertisements is "the real one". The Coop boss Hansueli Loosli, whom Bolliger meets in the Migros restaurant, is a florist and, in true Coop fashion, a namesake of the Coop boss. Wirz writes that the tongue-in-cheek subject not only caused a stir and a smile within Migros, but also at the Coop headquarters in Basel.

Responsible at Migros Restaurant: Eve Baumann (Marketing Communications/PR), Jasmin Kamal (Media). Responsible at Wirz Advertising: Urs Fürer (Art Director), Christian Imfeld (Graphics), Matthias Freuler (CD), Yves Rückert, Florence Hosang (Consulting), Lilo Killer (Art Buying), Debora Botella, Doris Caspar, Rino Frei (Image Editing), Andrea Mahler (Production). Photo: Alberto Venzago (photographer), Andrea Sponring (styling, organization). Media: Mia Pütz (OMD).

Kauter will retire from Affichage, which owns the Allgemeine Plakatgesellschaft APG among others, on June 30. At the beginning of 2009, the former Group CEO had agreed to continue to manage Affichage beyond his normal retirement date in May 2009 in order to create time for an orderly succession plan. As Daniel Hofer will not take up his post until October 1, Markus Scheidegger, a member of the Board of Directors, will step in as Chief Operating Officer for a three-month transitional phase, as Affichage announced on Wednesday. In addition to his role as CEO, Hofer will also manage the Swiss market. He joins Affichage from the NZZ Group, where he was most recently a member of the Executive Board and responsible for the "Zurich Publishers" business. He previously worked for Publigroupe for several years.
Thomas Rainer will now be responsible for Affichage's international business. He most recently worked for the German company Wall AG. Affichage's international business in particular had plunged deep into the red in 2009. This was compounded by write-downs abroad, which led to a net loss of CHF 59.1 million. The dividend was canceled.
Jean-François Decaux, the designated Chairman of the Board of Directors, was convinced that the new top management would give Affichage the necessary clout to successfully overcome the current problems and to operate very successfully again in the future on the basis of the strong Swiss home market.

The paths portrayed serve as a bridge to the values: consistency, security, sustainability, dynamism, trust, stability and tradition. This connection is intended to reflect Raiffeisen's values. The geographical distribution of the images, from the nature trail in Andermatt to the Via Gottardo, a transit route steeped in tradition, to the Via Salina in the French Jura, is intended to indicate the company's local roots and proximity to its customers.
Responsible at RaiffeisenStefan Kern (Head of External Communications), Sabrina Rohner (External Communications Consultant). Responsible at Freicom: Cornel Speich (overall responsibility, concept), Karina Swierzy (art director), Doris Hollenstein (polygraphy), Mirjana Vujic (polygraphy).

The senders are ten important charitable organizations that are asking to be included in the will one day. A look behind the scenes promises exciting images and unique impressions.

Advertising week on Star TV: New every Thursday at 19:45 on Startv.ch.

On the account, the team around Planning Director Gordon Nemitz posts daily news, links and inspiring pieces on the topics of advertising, marketing and social media. This represents the next step in the agency's digital development. It began with an internal blog, which was launched for the entire Wirz Group in December 2009.

In this role, Lesnik will report to Jörg Tobuschat, Publishing Director Program and Business Media and member of the Executive Board. Bilanz Homes/First and IO New Management were previously managed by Sandra Bruderer and Claudia Köpfli respectively. Following the arrival of Christine Lesnik, both will once again focus on their respective main titles Bilanz and PME Magazine and will continue to manage them.
Christine Lesnik is a federally certified PR specialist. Among other things, she worked as advertising manager and deputy publishing manager at the Sonntagszeitung and for the past 4 years as advertising manager at Weltwoche Verlags AG.

Bold typographic subjects are used to advertise in the greater Zurich area. Short and concise headlines are the focus of the campaign. The word "Now" becomes the new trademark of the young and urban radio station. The new station slogan is therefore consistently called "Todays best music". The word "Now" also stands for the constant availability of 105, whether FM, cable network, Internet or mobile, according to a statement from the agency. The claim "Change NOW to 93.0 FM" draws listeners' attention to the new frequency.

The sporting goods manufacturer Nike kicked things off:
World Cup special: Global Nike campaign launched
We continue with a Heineken commercial that alludes to the special fan hats in South America. Heineiken reinvents tradition in the commercial. According to Heineken, the first hat was created to protect against flying beer bottles. It was called the Makaraba:

In a second step, Heineken is putting another film online for its own advertising campaign: The German answer to the Pletterpet:

According to Terry Savage, chairman of the festival, the Dutch-British consumer goods group has earned this title with innovative marketing strategies and creative collaboration with the respective agencies. Unilever's Head of Marketing, Keith Weed, will receive the award during the award ceremony on June 26 in Cannes.

Unilever won its first Lion for the OMO detergent campaign in 1961. In the years that followed, the company won over 200 more Cannes Lions. The Group also received the Media Grand Prix in 2002 for the Magnum campaign "7 Deadly Sins - Give in to it" and the Cyber and Film Grand Prix in 2007 for the Dove advertising campaign "Evolution".