Since 2002, "Das Zelt" has been touring Switzerland every year, bringing the biggest Swiss comedy stars to the stage. Numerous music acts are also on the program of the mobile cultural platform. And it offers not only cultural highlights, but also culinary ones: menus or aperitifs before the show and various refreshments during the breaks between performances. As a long-standing partner of the tent city, Delizio treats the audience to fine coffee delicacies at the Delizio Bar. To make guests aware of this, Exxtra Kommunikation has developed an advertisement to whet their appetite for a coffee break with Delizio.
The subject appears in the program booklet of "Das Zelt", which is inserted in various print titles.
Responsible at Delica AG: Alexander Zaugg (Product Manager Delizio). Responsible at Exxtra Kommunikation, Zurich: Dieter Hofmann (Creative Director), Benny Goldstein (Art Director), Nina Treml, Marietta Mügge (Text), Kathrin Steiger (Consulting), Markus Weber (Photographer).

In addition to the team's experience and process reliability, the innovative concepts for the further development of the product were the decisive factors in the project submission, according to a statement from the agency.
SBB offers various maps and plans relating to public transport under the name Trafimage. Evoq developed situation maps for this purpose, which use three-dimensional representations to provide information about public transport services as well as gastronomy and shopping at Swiss railroad stations. With over 50 station maps realized, Evoq's 3D maps represent a nationwide information system that is constantly being expanded and updated. It is therefore not surprising that the system is on the shortlist of this year's Gute Gestaltung competition organized by the German Designer Club.
The newly awarded mandate includes the regular maintenance and expansion of the existing Trafimage program until 2013. The graphic, editorial and technical development of the entire system are also an integral part of the mandate.

Commercial Posters, Public Service Posters, Cultural Posters and Poster Innovations. You can register at Swissposteraward.ch. The award ceremony will take place at the APG Poster Night on March 4, 2010 in the Maag Event Hall, Zurich.

According to the agency's press release, Ospelt intends to use the new umbrella brand to better focus on the needs of its customers and make it easier for them to find their way around the company's various offerings. On the other hand, it will concentrate forces, improve the impact of communication and greatly reduce the need for coordination. This increases the chances of being better perceived in a competitive market and also saves costs.
From slogan development to logo design, packaging design, vehicle lettering, website, clothing, printed matter and the advertising and poster campaign, Ospelt AG was supported and advised by the agency Leone Ming Est.
Responsible at Ospelt AG: Albert & Philipp Ospelt. Responsible at Leone Ming Est..: Christine Böhmwalder (design), Leone Ming (conception, consulting), Nicole Herb (graphics), Andreas Schenkel (graphics), Kathrin Konzett (project management, media), Melanie Frommelt (production).

The kilometers on the posters, which refer to the reopening of the Knonaueramt freeway section, vary depending on the location. According to the press release, the posters and flyers will be in use from mid-November. The flyer will be sent to all households in Knonaueramt and many neighboring municipalities.

Responsible at the Grand Casino Lucerne: Philipp Albrecht (Marketing Manager). Responsible at Ottiger & Partner BSW: Judith Ottiger (consulting), Tiziana Lioni, Michael Mathis (graphics), Roman Nowak (text/concept).

With this contribution, the cantonal government is recognizing the important role that Canal 3 plays in maintaining bilingualism in Biel/Bienne, according to a statement published by the canton of Bern on Thursday. The financial support is made possible by the law on the special status of the Bernese Jura and the French-speaking minority of the district of Biel.
The broadcaster had already received cantonal and communal subsidies until 2004. However, following the takeover by Espace Media Groupe in 2005, Canal 3 relinquished this support, as the cantonal government also announced. In 2007, Biel-based Radio Bilingue SA took over the majority of the station's shares.

The website, which was launched at the end of October, contains countless factsheets about the rites, holidays, regulations, activities, concerns and organization of the religious community. In addition, all SIG statements and speeches by its exponents on current topics are linked. A "date calculator" for converting the Jewish calendar into the Gregorian calendar and an event agenda round off the online offer.
The new website is also intended to optimize the networking and communication of Jewish organizations in Switzerland. By the end of the year, an intranet for the association's bodies with comprehensive document management and an appointment calendar for different authorization groups will be launched. An important part of the redesign was a new draft of the outdated SIG logo and thus of the association's corporate design. As a result, all SIG stationery was also redesigned and produced.
Project Responsible: Regula Späni (project management), Markus Hasler (design), Philipp Urlich (programming).

Numerous measures are being implemented for the new season. All communication measures are based on a consistent, target group and market-oriented strategy. Print advertising materials such as the new catalog, for example, are primarily geared towards the needs of families. Younger target group segments, on the other hand, are addressed almost exclusively through online measures such as banners and e-mail marketing. The banners are used in the Swiss, German and Dutch markets.
Another focus of the communication is a broad-based, attention-grabbing poster campaign. In addition to differentiating, dynamic visuals from the ski resort, catchphrases matching the positioning can be seen. These are given an extended and new meaning by emphasizing individual letters of the word. In this way, important messages for Laax are conveyed quickly.
Responsible at Weisse Arena Gruppe: Andreas Bärtsch (management, marketing and sales), Britta Kaula (marketing and communication). Responsible at Four Werbeagentur: Björn Brinkmann, Philipp Sträuli (CD), Raphael Schoen (graphics), Sandra Genge, Daniel Gerber (consulting), Marianne Crittin (DTP), photography: Gaudenz Danuser, image processing: Sota AG.

In addition to the Times, its sister paper the Sunday Times is apparently also to disappear behind a paywall on the Internet, as Spiegel online writes. From next spring, 24-hour access to the website will cost the equivalent of one euro, the same price as the paper version. In return, readers will not only receive an e-paper of the current daily newspaper - which the Times already offers for 2.50 British pounds - but also a news website that is updated throughout the day. There will also be an Internet subscription for the Times - but the cost of this is still unknown.
Times editor-in-chief James Harding announced the news at a conference of the British Society of Editors. The Guardian had already speculated shortly beforehand that the move towards a completely paid-for service at the Times could be imminent.
According to the specialist service Paidcontent.org, the Times and Sunday Times will each have their own websites. According to the report, it was still unclear whether the Sunday Times would also disappear completely or only in parts behind a paywall. It was also unclear what would happen there for the rest of the week.