To this end, the company has entered into a cooperation with the German event TV producer Magnum Film. Among other things, Magnum Film produces the event program in the T-Home Lounge of the Allianz Arena for all Bundesliga home matches of FC Bayern Munich, the T-Home Cup 2010, public viewings for the FIFA World Cup 2010 and the event TV production "Red Bull X Fighter Series 2010".
Faro TV is now also producing reportage videos, TV magazines and contributions for Internet video portals for corporate clients in close editorial cooperation with Condor Corporate, such as for Weight Watchers at the "Member of the Year" event in 2010.
As a producer of Swiss TV series, Faro TV has two formats in preparation. One of these is the 2nd season of the TV docusoap "leichter leben" (living lighter) for Swiss television, which is broadcast on SF1.

In spring 2009, Alstom merged its two power sectors, Systems and Service. The newly created Alstom Power sector, with over 50,000 employees in around 70 countries worldwide, is now receiving a new, joint employee magazine as part of a change campaign. It will be published four times a year in seven languages, starting in spring 2010. The Prime agency was commissioned with the conception and realization of the magazine.
Responsible at Prime Communications, Zurich: Philipp Metzler (Strategy), Basil Hangarter (CD), Marcello Koch, Mascha Müller (AD). Urban Kronenberg (DTP), Sylvie Saxer, Martina Peyer (consulting).

A total of 15,333 hours or 26.2 percent were subtitled on the SF 1, SF zwei, SF info, TSR 1, TSR 2, RSI LA1 and RSI LA2 channels in 2009, SRG writes in a press release. In Switzerland as a whole, this corresponds to an increase of 59.4 percent. The strongest increase was recorded by sports programs.
In addition to the quantitative increase, there have also been other improvements for the hearing-impaired, SRG continues: primetime between 7pm and 10pm and all live broadcasts between midday and midnight are subtitled on all channels. SRG has also made progress with sign language broadcasts: since November 1, 2009, the main edition of the Tagesschau at 7.30 p.m. has been broadcast with sign language on the SF info channel.

In the interests of protecting children and young people, broadcasts may not take place in the individual programs until after the main evening editions of the news programs at the earliest. Exception: No time restrictions apply to live sports broadcasts.
According to Publisuisse, all alcoholic products that are obtained exclusively through fermentation - for example beer and wine - and whose alcohol content does not exceed 15 percent by volume are permitted under the legislation.

For North American women in particular, but not only, the moment the iPad was unveiled brought about an association with the hygiene product. Within a very short space of time, the term "iTampon" became a trending topic on Twitter at the time of the product presentation. Women in particular reacted somewhat disturbed, as the association with the tampon was so superficial. "Do any women work in the Apple marketing department?" wondered Brooke Hammerling, founder of the PR company Brew Media Relations. It seems as if hardly any surveys were carried out or feedback obtained in relation to the product name.
But it wasn't just women who were surprised. Social media and PR expert Peter Shankman also expressed his criticism to the New York Times. He said it was astonishing that Apple, which normally pays attention to every detail, had overlooked something here.
No damage to the brand
According to brand expert Oliver Schmitt from the agency viennabrand, such misfortunes in product naming are not uncommon. "It happens all the time and is of course not good for the product," Schmitt told Pressetext. At the same time, however, Apple is such a strong brand that a one-off slip-up can be tolerated. "However, if the 'pulling the wool over the eyes' gets out of hand, Apple may have to consider a different product name."
Despite the excitement, hardly anyone in the USA believes that the amusing name could ultimately cause serious damage to the iPad. "In three months, when it has established itself as hoped, nobody will remember the jokes," believes Hayes Roth, Chief Marketing Officer at Landor Associates, a brand consultancy firm. Apple probably discussed the name anyway, but chose it anyway because it fits so well into the product range. Apple itself has not yet commented on the name issue.

The magazine serves as a platform for the association of 15 Swiss specialists in architecture, interior architecture and design. The partner community has been in existence for over five years and uses dimension3 to present itself to its customers, make efficient use of synergies and organize various networking events. Like the first two magazines, the third issue also has its own theme: "The job of a professional today. And the difficulty of finding the right one".
Responsible at Dimension3: All partners. Responsible at Walder,Werber: Sandro Walder (overall management), Sascha Völki (AD), Michael Döös (graphics), Alex Muster (DTP), Daniel Wegmüller (editing/text), Tanja Büsser, Andy Müller (consulting).

Born in Geneva in 1929, Alain Tanner made his first feature film in 1969 with Charles mort ou vif, which immediately won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno Festival. Two years later, La Salamandre (1971) attracted 200,000 admissions in Paris. Alain Tanner became one of the leading figures of the New Swiss Cinema, whose freshness and desire for freedom radiated far beyond the country's borders. In addition to his numerous documentaries for television and cinema, Alain Tanner made 19 feature films that were shown at the most important international film festivals. These include Jonas qui aura 25 ans en l'an 2000 (1976), Dans la ville blanche (1983), Les années lumière (1981, Grand Prix of the Jury in Cannes), Une flamme dans mon coeur (1987), Fourbi (1996) and Paul s'en va (2004), with which he bid farewell to film.
Every year, the Locarno Festival's Honorary Leopard honors one or more important film directors. Previous recipients include Manoel de Oliveira, Ken Loach, Ermanno Olmi, Abbas Kiarostami, Wim Wenders, Aleksandr Sokurov, Hou Hsiaohsien, Amos Gitai and, in 2009, William Friedkin. After Jean-Luc Godard (1995) and Daniel Schmid (1999), Alain Tanner is the third Swiss director to receive this award.
Swisscom has been the main sponsor of the Locarno Film Festival since 1998 and is supporting the presentation of the Honorary Leopard for the second time in 2010.

On the specially developed Internet platform Tellyourfriends.ch young people have the opportunity to send personalized MMS messages and electronic or printed postcards to their friends free of charge. Each message sent also contains a reference to the teacher training program and current information events at the PHSG. Those who take part also have the chance to win an iPhone.
Responsible at the University of Teacher Education of the Canton of St. Gallen: Markus Seitz, (Administrative Director). Agency: Mainland, St. Gallen/Zurich.

According to the agency's press release, the four TV commercials always dramatize the same message: the simplicity of Post Finance's products: everyone has what it takes to become a financial expert.
A print campaign will also be launched in a few weeks.
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Responsible at Post Finance: Ursula Käser Aebi (overall responsibility), Marlene Oberteufen (strategic planning), Thomas Zimmermann (Head of Sponsoring), Toni Brandenberger (Head of Online Communication), Sabine Zeilinger (Head of Public Relations). Responsible at Publicis: Martin Denecke (CCO), Peter Rettinghausen (CD), Cyrill Wirz (copywriter), Tom Kees (AD), Curdin Janett, Monika Leu and Bojana Taraba (consulting), Derya Derdiyok (art buying), Achill Prakash (strategy), Ping Pong, film production; Martin Aamund, director; Pascal Urscheler and Cyrill Schneier, Publicis Modem.

In addition to the four channels HD suisse, BBC HD, Anixe HD and Arte HD, ARD, ZDF and Servus TV are now also available in HD quality, as Swisscom writes in a press release. Popular German-language programs such as the crime series Tatort, as well as sporting events, are now being produced and broadcast in HD by these broadcasters. A first highlight will be the HD broadcast of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, which will take place in mid-February, according to the press release.

The Federal Council is being asked to waive the device-independent "new tax" for radio and television. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) should be exempted from the obligation to pay fees, according to an SDA press release issued on Thursday. Billag, which is responsible for collecting fees, and the SRG should reduce their administrative costs in favor of lower reception fees. If other bodies could collect fees more efficiently, this task should be transferred to them.
In a report to parliament published a week ago, the Federal Council recommends that radio and TV fees should now also be paid by those who do not have a receiver. Media Minister Moritz Leuenberger explained that the programs can also be received via cell phone and computer. The SGV strongly criticized the proposal.

The deadline for Film, Press, Outdoor and the new category Film Craft is March 5, 2010, for Design, Direct, Media, PR, Promo&Activation and Radio the deadline is March 12, and for Cyber, Titanium and Integrated the deadline is March 19. Work can be submitted online at Canneslions.com be submitted. The Film category has been expanded this year: films that were not made for television or cinema, such as internet or mobile commercials, are now also eligible. The Design category has been added and honors brand design as well as product communication and development. The festival in Cannes takes place this year from June 20 to 26.