To hang the 8-color digital print with motifs for H&M, a substructure had to be attached to the façade without screw connections for tensioning. The time-lapse video shows how the skyworker, lifting platform and industrial climber worked together for a week in just under 30 seconds. Anyone who can correctly estimate how many m2 of sheeting material was needed to wrap the entire building can win great prizes in a competition. A little hint: the building is 19 meters high. Estimates can be submitted via this Link.
Richnerstutz realizes large screen projects from A-Z. This includes providing on-site advice on suitable installation options, evaluating the substrate and calculating the statics. The video was recorded by the Undknup advertising agency from the Hotel Ibis with one time-lapse image per minute.

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In his new role, Durisch will advise personalities from business and public life on issues of strategic positioning and reputation management, according to a press release issued by the Dynamics Group on Tuesday. Andreas Durisch was appointed Editor-in-Chief of the Sonntagszeitung in 1997. Prior to this, he was editor-in-chief of Schweizer Familie for four years. From November 2005 to June 2007, he was also editor-in-chief of the news magazine Facts. Tamedia announced on Tuesday that the successor will be announced in due course.

In addition to greater accessibility and user-friendliness, the design has also been refreshed. An online catalog and mobile applications, for example for the iPhone, can also be found on the website. To help you find the library, you can use geolocation to determine your current location and display it on the map in the browser. The Publigroupe company has also optimized its presence for donation opportunities by addressing potential donors in a more targeted manner.

A special "Olympia Channel" will be set up for online reporting. The Swiss athletes will report regularly for Swiss Olympic via a blog from the athletes' village. This blog will be linked to 20 Minuten Online. Swiss Olympic will also be auctioning off personal equipment from the Olympians on Ebay for the benefit of Swiss Sports Aid. An Olympic game will also be integrated. The online channel is expected to go live at the end of January.

Blick.ch also had the most loyal users among its competitors: a unique client visited the site an average of 8.5 times in November, as Ringier announced on Tuesday. The data is based on the official measurement of the NET-Metrix audit analysis.

Hermann Battaglia has been Chairman of the Program Commission and a member of the Board of Directors for ten years. From 1993 to 1999, he chaired the Audience Council of SRG Deutschschweiz. On November 15, 2007, Battaglia was elected as a delegate of the SRG. Ensuring quality in journalism and the public service have always been of great concern to Battaglia, according to an SRG communiqué. Battaglia will remain a delegate of SRG and a member of the Media Policy Commission. Vice-President Maja Bachmann-Kuster and Vice-President Beat Stähli will co-chair the Program Commission until the 2010 General Assembly.

Users can subscribe to individual keywords (e.g. short-time work) or more comprehensive topic alerts (e.g. employment law). As soon as a new article on the subscribed topic or subject area is published on the website, the user receives an e-mail with a link to the text. Beobachter Online is an advice platform for legal, financial and personal everyday problems and covers the areas of work, marriage and family, consumption, money and health. Calculators such as rent and salary comparisons, sample letters, checklists and forums round off the range of advice on offer.

IMS Sport has already marketed SC Bern, Swiss Unihockey and Vitali Klitschko's WBC World Championship fight in Bern. In the media sector, the agency published the ice hockey magazine Slapshot as well as numerous licensed products, such as the Swiss Football Cup Final magazine and the Spengler Cup print publications.

The LIAA is hosted by the Institute of Design at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. It is the only university in Switzerland to offer a full-time course in animation filmmaking. Although films will be shown at the conference, according to project manager Bea Gasser, it is primarily about theoretical discussion. It is true that we are surrounded by animation in everyday life, for example through commercials, says Gasser. Nevertheless, this cultural phenomenon is neglected by film studies. This is why they came up with the idea of the Animation Academy.
One of the main objectives is to establish animation in film studies. According to Gasser, it is also about networking practical training, theory and research. Last but not least, the public should be made aware of the aesthetic independence of this art. Guests at the LIAA include the directors Steven and Timothy Quay from London, the Canadian sound designer Normand Roger and the animators Yury Norstein and Stantislav Sokolov from Moscow. Georges Schwizgebel, winner of the 2002 Swiss Film Award, and Swiss producer and director Ted Sieger will also be taking part.

During the fall months, registered users of the internal platform were able to answer a knowledge question on the topic of mail every day, either online or by text message, and win prizes. Every Friday, CEO Michel Kunz personally asked users for their opinion on a specific topic. The aim was to create an active dialog between employees and the CEO. A microsite also featured video statements from the CEO. The internal campaign was advertised via direct mailing and newsletters as well as on posters and on the intranet. In total, over 5,500 active users made use of the offer.

As CEO and Chairman of the Executive Board, Christoph Bauer will be responsible for the operational business. Peter Wanner will in future devote himself primarily to strategic tasks as publisher, as the publishing house announced on Monday. At the same time, the structure of the company management will be adjusted: With "Systeme&Services" under the management of Rainer Sauser a new division was created. Human Resources, IT, Prepress, Systems, Process Optimization and Mittelland Newspaper Printing are integrated into this division.
The "E-media" division (Radio Argovia, Radio 32, Tele M1, Mobile) will in future be managed by CEO Christoph Bauer. Roland Baumgartner, previously Head of the "E-media" division, will concentrate on expanding the radio business again following the new license and the development of Tele M1 activities and will hand over the management of TV activities to Marc Friedli who will join the AZ Medien Group from Espace Media Groupe. Roland Baumgartner and Marc Friedli will report directly to the CEO.
As before, the "Aargauer Zeitung/Sonntag" division, which includes the editorial offices and publishing houses Aargauer Zeitung and Sonntag, Mittelland Zeitung, a-z.ch/Multimedia and Crossmedia, will be managed by Christoph Marty managed. For "Medien Nordwestschweiz" (Solothurner Zeitung, Basellandschaftliche Zeitung, various advertisers and customer printing of the Vogt-Schild Group) Peter Buri responsible. The "Anzeiger/Zeitschriften/Bücher" division (Limmattaler Zeitung, Weiss Medien, Stadtanzeiger Aarau/Baden, Bezirksanzeiger Dietikon, Lenzburger Bezirksanzeiger, Der Seetaler/Der Lindenberg, Stadtanzeiger Olten, Zeitschriftenverlag, Buchverlag) is responsible for the following areas Dietrich Berg before. The CFO is responsible for "Financial Services/Sales". Roland Tschudi responsible.

In his new role, Simon Thiriet is responsible for the verbal content of all programs. He will also optimize internal structures in collaboration with program director Jean-Luc Wicki. Thiriet was program director of Radio Basel1 before the station's concession was sold by Basler Zeitung. The Basel journalist BR graduated from the Maz and also worked as a morning presenter and moderator.