The motif combines smoking with a moment of happiness in the casino and thus joins the previous "Baden im Glück" campaign. Swiss model Anouk Manser, who has already strutted down the world's catwalks for Giorgio Armani and Laura Biagiotti, was recruited as the face of the campaign. The photographs were taken by Hanspeter Schneider, a photographer with Swiss roots. The smoking motif can be seen on posters in the Aargau and Zurich regions from May 10.

Responsible at Grand Casino Baden: Detlef Brose (CEO), Susann Knöpfel (Head of Marketing). Responsible at Weber Harbeke Partners, Zurich: Max Weber, Thomas Harbeke (CD), Giovanni Pucci (consultant), Ramon Aemmer (graphics), Christian Sidow (text). Photo: Hanspeter Schneider. Model: Anouk Manser, Visage.

This little story from everyday life shows: Even a misunderstanding can sweeten the day - especially with the chocolate drink for on the go. As with the campaign for the chocolate powder, this time the focus is on the moment of pleasure with Caotina.

Hiking: Caotina "On the road" from Contexta AG Advertising Agency BSW on Vimeo.

Responsible at Wander: Beatrice Müller (Marketing Manager), Helena Meier (Brand Manager), Sarah Winiger (Marketing Assistant). Production: Pumpkin Film, Zurich, Alexandra Fisher (Director).

The 41-year-old business graduate comes from Meta Design Berlin, where he has been Managing Director since 2003 and was responsible for the strategic management of corporate and brand design projects as unit head. His clients included Audi, Bayern LB, Boehringer Ingelheim, the German Federal Government, Deutsche Post, DHL, RWE, Telekom Austria, Voestalpine and Voith. Before joining Meta Design, he worked for Wirz Identity and Wolff Olins. Michel Gabriel is supported by a new management team: Ulrike Grein, Thomas Deigendesch (Strategy Directors), Svend Janssen (Business Development Director) and Jens-Ole-Kracht (Creative Director).

The consolidated net income adjusted for non-operating special effects increased by 77.4 percent to 62 million euros, as Axel Springer announced on Tuesday. Although the bottom line in the same quarter of the previous year amounted to 213 million euros, this was largely due to proceeds from the sale of investments in regional newspapers. Thanks to the growth in digital media, Axel Springer was able to more than compensate for declining revenues in the print segments. The Group raised its forecast for the year as a whole and expects a significant increase in revenues. Axel Springer publishes the tabloid Bild and Die Welt in Germany. In Switzerland, various TV program guides as well as Bilanz, Handelszeitung and Beobachter belong to the publishing house.

Following the launch of the debut issue of Firtig, the creators of the magazine received numerous requests for a subscription, explaining the move. However, the magazine will still be available in Zurich's cafés and bars.

The spot is accompanied by advertisements in which the veterans from Münchwilen promote the current over-the-counter products. The footballers also feature prominently at the POS, in pharmacies: as life-size stand-ins including a vendor's tray. The new TV commercial will be broadcast on Swiss television from May 11. In French-speaking Switzerland, the campaign launch will initially begin with a shortened version of the already familiar basic spot.

Responsible at Helvepharm: Christina Kobi (Brand Manager). Responsible at SFLB: Sebastian Krayer (AD), Maren Beck (text), Peter Brönnimann, Martin Spillmann (CD), Rolf Zimmermann (strategy), Isabelle Meier (consulting), Suzana Kovacevic (agency producer/art buying); director: Michael Steiner, production: Onfilm. Sound studio: Hastings. Photography: Stefan Minder.

Among other things, Plüss was Key Account Manager at Facts for many years and Head of Advertising at Schweizer Familie. Brita Vasalli will also be joining the newspaper as Area Sales Manager at the beginning of June. Formerly working in sales for the Sonntagszeitung, among others, she will be primarily responsible for Weltwoche's luxury editions.

Green rivellutionaries combine boxing with chess, solve the Rubik's Cube blindfolded or slam ad-hoc poetry: while speed cuber Federico from Ticino can be seen in print ads, physics teacher Urs from Obwalden shows in a TV commercial why he needs an enjoyable and mental refreshment while chess boxing. The umbrella campaign is accompanied by the soundtrack "I need a Rivellution" by the Swiss band "Modern Day Heroes". The song and all rivellutions can be downloaded on Lang-lebe-anders.ch can be downloaded or viewed here.

Speakers at this year's Mediarena are management researcher Hans A. Wüthrich, trend researcher Norbert A. Streitz, Felix Menden, Vice President for Strategic Projects at Xing Europe, Patrick Meininger, Chief Strategy Officer at Adconion and star blogger Sascha Lobo. They will discuss the question of what will come after Web 2.0. In addition, SF correspondent Ulrich Tilgner will talk about the influence of electronic media on world politics and its reporting under the title "Internet in the Orient - communication platform or weapon?". A live demonstration will also show how new media can be used in an exciting way.

In the ruling published on Monday by the Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (DETEC), the journalistic independence of the radio station was confirmed. Appeals to this effect were rejected. Matthias Hagemann bought Radio Basilisk in January 2010 from the then owner, Basel lawyer Martin Wagner. The parties agreed not to disclose the sale price.

Press'n'Relations will advise Harvey Nash on all aspects of communications. The task will be to increase awareness of Harvey Nash's services.

The Yoga Festival will take place from May 13 to 16, 2010 in the Papiersaal Sihlcity in Zurich.

Responsible at Tibits: Anna Di Maio (advertising manager), Reto Frei, Daniel Frei (overall responsibility). Responsible at Wirz Advertising: Tom Zürcher (text), Iwan von Rickenbach (art), Thomas Kurzmeyer (CD), Nicole Suter, Sasa Loepfe (art buying), Mirco Cardinale, Petra Dreyfus (consulting).