The fact that not only the raw materials come from the mountain region, but also the processing is done locally, can be seen exclusively on Star TV or streamed at any time on Startv.ch.

The advertising week on Star TV: New every Thursday at 19:00 on Star TV and as a stream on www.startv.ch.

Katrin Zbinden worked for several years as a producer in a book publishing house. Following her further training as a polygraphic technician TS/HF at the Higher Technical College for Technology and Management of the Graphic Arts Industry in Zurich, she worked as a customer consultant in a printing company and as a project manager for corporate publishing. The proven production specialist will be the contact person for various customers at TBS Identity.
Zahida Huber has been working as a web designer/programmer at TBS Identity since 2004 and is now in charge of Internet project management. In addition to handling web projects from the quotation stage to the coordination of internal and external resources and budget monitoring, her new responsibilities also include customer consulting and conception.

And to ensure that the potato chips really do taste genuinely British, a team of Zweifel experts was sent on an exploratory tour of the United Kingdom. After all, only those who have experienced Great Britain first-hand can make truly British salt & vinegar potato chips, according to the campaign's motto. In the commercial, the potato chips experts are introduced to the peculiarities of British lifestyle by means of a tea ceremony. The only problem is that things get a little out of hand.
The commercial can be seen on TV and in cinemas from the beginning of March.
Responsible at Zweifel Pomy-Chips: Roger Harlacher, Christoph Ernst, Markus Amann. Responsible at Advico Y&R: Philipp Skrabal (CD), Isabelle Hauser (AD), Martin Stulz (text), Sandro Breu, Daniela Britt, Claudina Schmid (consulting), Cem van der Schaar (FFF), Barney Cokeliss (director), Rosas'n'Co Films AG (production), Jingle Jungle (sound)
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From March 2010, Multicolor Print is actively encouraging its customers to have their print jobs printed in a climate-neutral way - at Multicolor Print, which is offering the Jura compensation project for support: the Droit du Vallon de Soulce-Undervelier. The office communication was visually enhanced and a two-page action plan was produced as a customer flyer. On Wednesday, March 3, 2010, Multicolor Print is also organizing a customer event on the subject of "Acting together - climate-neutral printing!".
Responsible at Multicolor Print, Baar: Daniel Ettlinger (CEO, responsibility). Responsible at Hellermeier - visual communication, Emmenbrücke: André Heller (CD), Roger Tschopp (AD), André Heller (graphics), Thomas Ofner, André Heller, Roger Tschopp (consulting. Text/concept: Multicolor Print, Ofner & Partner, Hellermeier - visual communication.

In order to restrict freedom of expression and the flow of information online, many countries have increased their spending, he said on Tuesday according to the speech text. In contrast, the American government is supporting the development of tools to circumvent internet blocks and ensure secure connections between users. On Thursday, high-ranking members of the ministry would meet with managers from technology companies to discuss this. The Supreme Court has granted freedom of expression on the internet the greatest possible protection under the constitution. This is because freedom of speech is particularly important in the USA, even in comparison to other democratic countries. Freedom of speech is so highly valued that, unlike in many European countries, denying the Holocaust is not a punishable offense. Or that US soldiers are now allowed to use Facebook and Twitter on service computers. However, the US anti-Internet censorship campaign also knows one limit: sites with pornographic content or games are to be blocked.

OFCOM lawyer Michael Stämpfli confirmed a report in the Tages-Anzeiger newspaper on Wednesday that sponsors were suspected of being extensively embedded in the program. OFCOM had observed appearances by sponsors that might go too far. Although sponsors may be the subject of the program, they are not allowed to advertise, as Stämpfli explains.
According to SDA, the program has already repeatedly violated legal provisions. OFCOM regularly inspects broadcasts that the authority had previously objected to. During one such inspection, possible shortcomings were again revealed in broadcasts of "Gesundheit Sprechstunde" in the fall of 2009. This is why OFCOM has launched the new supervisory procedure. According to Stämpfli, it is a matter of health, medical expertise, medical applications and medication. This is why OFCOM has a special responsibility in terms of supervision.
Stefan Hackh, Ringier media spokesman, confirmed the facts of the case on Wednesday and stated that an investigation was currently being announced.

BBC director Mark Thompson said in London on Tuesday that a quarter less money would also be spent on the website over three years. According to the plans, the quality of the content is to be improved despite all the savings. More television will be produced in-house and less will be bought in from abroad. Broadcasts of sporting events, including the Wimbledon tennis tournament and Formula 1 races, will also be affected.
The BBC Radio Council still has to approve the plans. A months-long discussion is expected. The radio union Bectu spoke of "unnecessary" and "politically motivated" savings ahead of the general election. Instead of content, the salaries of top earners were to be cut. The union has already announced strikes against the plans.

Dominque von Albertini has worked for Tamedia since 1999, including as project manager and advertising manager at the Tages-Anzeiger. Before moving to 20 Minuten Friday, the 31-year-old was Head of Marketing and Communications at the Tages-Anzeiger.
Annina Flückiger joined 20 Minuten as Head of Marketing at the beginning of 2006. The 28-year-old previously worked as an advertising consultant at the Lowe advertising agency. Flückiger is a qualified marketing communications planner and completed the account and brand planning course at the Miami Ad School in 2009. In addition to her role as publishing director of 20 Minuten Friday, she will continue to head up marketing for the 20 Minuten media group, which will be strengthened by a new member of staff at this time.

Over 250 associations and organizations were contacted and flyers were distributed in shopping centers. "The response rate was zero," editor-in-chief Markus Gilli told the SDA news agency. Today, the search for a partner apparently takes place on the Internet and no longer on a TV show. The concept for a new Saturday evening show is currently being developed. The new format will start in mid-August 2010. The previous "Swissdate" presenter Gabriela Ursprung will continue to be used as a presenter on Tele Züri, for example for the live broadcast from the Street Parade in Zurich.

In her previous position at the advertising agency Startbahnwest, Nicole Schnell independently managed several client budgets, managed projects from strategy development to conception and realization and ensured that production ran smoothly. Alongside her job, Schnell is completing the CAS Customer Communication at the HWZ Zurich to deepen her knowledge in the areas of communication strategy, channel planning, strategic sales process, key account management and brand evaluation. Her certificate thesis focuses on digital brand management.

Martin Spieler has been Editor-in-Chief of the Handelszeitung since 2004 and has also been Head of Journalism for Business Magazines at Axel Springer Switzerland since fall 2007. In this function, the editors-in-chief of several magazines report to him. The 45-year-old also works as an expert and presenter on various business programs on radio and television and is Vice President of the Conference of Swiss Editors-in-Chief. He is also a lecturer at the Swiss School of Journalism MAZ, the Zurich University of Applied Sciences Winterthur and other universities of applied sciences. Martin Spieler worked as a financial journalist and columnist for the Sonntagszeitung from 2001 to 2004 and also wrote for the Tages-Anzeiger. From 1999 to 2001, he was editor-in-chief of the TV stock market programs Money and MoneyTalk on Tele 24 and was Chief Operating Officer at Belcom.
Andreas Durisch is leaving the Sonntagszeitung in mid-2010 to take up a new challenge as Senior Partner at the Dynamics Group, a service provider for strategy development, communications management and research, as Tamedia writes in a press release issued on Tuesday.
Who will succeed Martin Spieler as editor-in-chief of the Handelszeitung is currently still open, as Patricia Buck from Axel Springer Switzerland told Werbewoche. Information will be provided in the near future.

Eight characters, three women and five men, represent the Microsite the portfolio of eleven "Private Cards". The characters are intended to represent typical representatives of the core target group and help users to find the right card for them. If you move the mouse over one of the characters, it starts to move. When clicked, the character moves to the foreground and leads to the benefits, offer and application. The accompanying display campaign, for example on Cash.ch or Fuw.ch, and a comprehensive Google AdWords campaign ensure that the microsite is publicized.

Responsible at Swisscard AECS: Christoph Stuber (Manager American Express Credit Cards), Silvia Bandschapp (Project Management). Responsible at Der Navigator: Christoph Bohn (concept/texts), Salvatore Pittalis (screen design), Michael Sieber (videos), On-Idle, London, Marc Peter (animation/programming), Martin Bauer (consulting, overall responsibility)