In a statement, Marc Jäggi justifies his return to Radio 1 with the station's potential: "The highly exciting 35+ target group is criminally neglected by many radio stations in the Zurich area. As CIO (Chief Innovation Officer), one of my tasks will be to make the Radio 1 brand even more attractive to this growing, interesting target group and to open up new opportunities for the advertising market." In addition, he said, Schawinski offers him not only a great team and a long-term perspective, but also an environment he is already familiar with, which makes innovation and quick decisions possible. "We are in the digital revolution. Openness, creativity and flexibility are more important for survival today than ever before."

Roger Schawinski: "With Marc Jäggi, one of the defining figures of the Swiss radio landscape is returning to us. That makes me happy. In his new role, he will help us position our two stations - Radio 1 and Planet 105 - even better in the rapidly changing media landscape."

Marc Jäggi was a founding member of Radio 1 in 2008 and helped shape the station for six years as a presenter and morning show host. In May 2014, Radio 24 brought him on as program director (Werbewoche.ch reported).

Migros Media is present on the market with the well-established Swiss publishing publications Migros-Magazine, Saisonküche and Vivai. Since 2012, the Migros media company has been systematically expanding its supplementary corporate publishing activities and realizing journalistic and commercial commissioned products. In addition to print products such as brochures and customer magazines, projects in the multimedia and communication design sectors are increasingly being conceived and implemented. In order to sharpen the market focus and further strengthen and expand its own competencies, the commissioned products are now being separated from the publishing business and organizationally transferred to the "Commissioned Products" division. The product portfolio of the newly created division comprises the areas of expertise "Content Marketing / Corporate Publishing" and "Corporate and Communication Design".

Bruno Boll (photo), currently Creative Director and Head of "Design/Image/Multimedia", will take over the management of the new business unit. He has been working for Migros Media for six years and has extensive experience in communication and communication design.

"The structural separation of the two divisions will enable us to develop the market on a broader basis, operate much more flexibly and therefore grow faster. I am particularly pleased that we have been able to appoint an internal candidate to head the new business division. It shows that Migros Media has a strong management team and the necessary know-how for further expansion," says Lorenz Bruegger, Head of the Migros Media Directorate.

In future, Mayer and Röthlisberger will be responsible for the Blick and Blick am Abend titles as well as the online offerings on Blick.ch and Blickamabend.ch. As of February 1, all offerings will be produced by a newly formed Blick desk, as Ringier announced on Wednesday. The new co-editor-in-chief Iris Mayer will also join Ringier on this date. The 40-year-old was foreign editor at the Associated Press in Frankfurt and editor at the news magazine Focus before becoming head of news and deputy editor-in-chief at Focus Online. Mayer has been Head of News at the German Press Agency DPA in Berlin for five years.

Iris Mayer (Image: Ringier)

Peter Röthlisberger (Image: Ringier)

Reduction of "less than five positions"

The changes announced by Ringier were initiated by the new Managing Director of the Blick Group, Wolfgang Büchner. Together with the team of editors-in-chief, he has now worked out the further development and digitalization of the newsroom, according to the press release. The newly formed desk comprises the news, politics, business, people and lifestyle departments. As part of the reorganization, the company is cutting "fewer than five jobs". The future of Rüdi Steiner, the current editor-in-chief of Blick.ch, is still open. Talks are still being held with him about a new position of responsibility at Ringier.

Extended management of the Sonntagsblick

Fabian Zürcher, Thomas Benkö (Blick Digital), Andreas Dietrich (Blick) and Urs Helbling (Blick am Abend) will deputize for the two new Co-Editors-in-Chief. All four are already working in leading positions in the newsroom. The current Blick editor-in-chief René Lüchinger will take on a new role. He will become chief publicist of the Blick Group. In this role, he will also be a member of the Blick Group's Editor-in-Chief and the Editor-in-Chief of Sonntagsblick. Christine Maier and her deputy Philippe Pfister will continue to be responsible for Sonntagsblick. However, the management of the weekly newspaper will be strengthened in terms of personnel. Katia Murmann will join the editorial team on February 1.

Peter Hossli, current chief author and head of the pool of authors, and Sebastian Pfotenhauer, responsible for Video Ringier Publishing, will also be appointed members of the Blick Group's editorial board. Felix Bingesser will remain in charge of the Blick Group's sports reporting. (SDA)

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He is only the second Swiss photographer ever to receive this honor. The new edition will be launched in a few weeks and, with more than 8,500 submissions from several thousand photographers from 32 countries, is the largest ever with 536 pages and has always been considered the bible of creative people.

Editor-in-chief Michael Weinzettl selected six cover options from all the submissions, with Juventino Mateo Léon's work ultimately being the most convincing. The motif was originally created as part of a free workwhich Juventino Mateo Léon realized together with the Swiss make-up artist Arlette Kobler. The Swiss duo Zofka also chose the motif as the cover for the new album.

Juventino Mateo Léon previously worked for Pianegonda, Condé Nast, Marionnaud, Philip Morris, Juwelier Kurz, Vanity Fair, Bayer and many more. His studio is located in Zurich, and he has been represented by Zurich-based Visualeyes International Artists since 2007. (hae/pd)
 

Jumbo products are also depicted on the autumn and winter posters and placed in a characteristic Zurich context. In addition to current offers, the posters point out with a hearty pinch of humor that Jumbo in Kreis 5 has everything the urban Zurich resident needs, from hipsters to squatters.

Alpha 245: Urban campaign for urban Jumbo store (9.3.2015)

Responsible at Jumbo market: Jérôme Gilg (CEO), Fabian Rauber (Head of Marketing), Daniel Hofmann (Team Leader Advertising). Responsible at Alpha 245: Patrick Senn, Patrick Beeli (Creative Direction), Patrick Bucher (Text), Barney Rees (AD), Sylvia Kohler, Inma Mendiola (Consulting), Barbara Häne (DTP), Pam Hügli, Diana Wick (Overall responsibility).

 

He "destroyed" exactly one hundred one-dollar bills through artistic interventions and thus made them unusable for daily payment transactions. Each bill was treated in a different way. According to the federal law of the United States, Kraft has made himself liable to prosecution with his interventions, and can be punished with up to 20 years in prison. The original works were exhibited in Zurich and Winterthur. Now an exclusive numbered and signed book is being published by Zurich's Hakuin publishing house. The first edition is limited to 300 copies.

Both radio and the internet and digital out of home have intensified compared to the previous month. The overall market grew by one point. These are the results of the Goldbach Index (Gemi) figures on advertising pressure in September 2015.

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The Internet emerges as the winner of September. With constant growth over the year, the Internet now scores 827 points for the first time. The TV medium closed the month on a positive note with 660 points. Digital out of home also increased by 13 points. The advertising pressure for teletext remained unchanged from the previous month at 45 points.

Electronic media as a whole benefited from the strong increase in the Internet segment. The increase of seven points confirms the upward trend since June. The advertising pressure for the market as a whole has also risen by one point. This leads to a year-on-year increase.

This is because flu-like symptoms often occur in the first few weeks after infection with HIV. During this phase, the so-called primary infection, HIV-infected persons are much more contagious than later. In addition, immediate therapy can have a positive effect on the course of the disease. With a new TV spot, posters and online measures, the FOPH is drawing attention to the topic of HIV primary infection. The following applies: The earlier a primary infection is discovered, the more likely it is that further infections can be prevented. When visiting a doctor, it is therefore essential to point out the possible connection with unprotected sexual intercourse. In this way, an HIV test can be performed that detects an infection even if there are no antibodies in the blood yet. But it is also of great benefit to the newly infected person himself if his HIV infection is detected early. This is because immediate antiretroviral therapy can help to ensure that the HIV infection does less damage to the body and that important immune functions are preserved in the long term.

To draw attention to the issue of primary infection, the FOPH is launching a wave of "Love Life" campaigns specifically tailored to this topic. The subjects of the current campaign highlight the connection between unprotected sex and flu-like symptoms. Take a look under the covers.

 

Otmar Seiler, 46, has worked at Radiotelevisiun Svizra Rumantscha (RTR) in Chur since 1999. It was there that he learned the journalistic craft: Seiler was the morning voice at Radio Rumantsch for several years and also worked as an editor for various formats. In 2007, he moved to Romansh television, first as presenter of the programs "Telesguard" and "Cuntrasts". Later, he also became an editor and video journalist as well as a producer at RTR and hosted the talk show "Tavulin".

Now Otmar Seiler is moving from RTR to SRF: He will succeed Oliver Bono on February 1, 2016, and will work as a presenter and editor for the "Schweiz aktuell" program. Seiler is excited about the new challenge: "For years, I was able to report on all facets of the canton of Graubünden for RTR. Now I'm looking forward to the audience of 'Schweiz aktuell' and to exciting stories from all corners and regions of Switzerland."

Since May, the Emirates airline has been the shirt sponsor of Portuguese football club Benfica Lisbon. The force with which the Arab airline is spreading its wings in top European football is not only met with approval. "Fly Emirates" is also to be seen on the shirts of AC Milan, Paris Saint-Germain, HSV, Olympiakos Piraeus, Real Madrid and, of course, Arsenal FC, with whom Emirates signed the biggest club sponsorship deal in English football history in 2004 - including the newly built Emirates Stadium.

For once, however, Emirates not only delighted the club treasurers, but also the fans. With a great idea, beautiful flight attendants and 65,000 viewers. And a YouTube clip that was viewed almost 100,000 times after just one day. That's how it works with the image. (hae)
 

When it comes to digital transformation, Swisscom is one of the Swiss pioneers. The company has been on a successful digitalization course in all areas for several years. Today, it is impossible to imagine the manufacturing industry without Industry 4.0. That is why Swisscom is supporting industrial companies with twelve new Smart Enterprise Services for more innovation, customer proximity and efficiency.

Thanks to the new services, industrial companies are already achieving significant competitive advantages in the initial implementation phase. "If you want to be one of the pioneers of the digital age, start now in small steps and use the disruptive potential of the Internet of Things to transform your own business model," says Sergio Chiandetti, Head of Business Process Solutions at Swisscom Enterprise Customers.

Notch Interactive accompanied the design of the new services as a design and content partner and created an integrated launch campaign under the motto "Turn your company into a smart enterprise". The campaign focuses on the possibilities and advantages of Swisscom's new services. These are dramatized in an exciting and emotional way with teaser films and application scenarios. "This is the first time we have realized such a convincing campaign with such a high proportion of content marketing at Swisscom. This takes us into new dimensions of business communication," says Tim Alexander, Head of Marketing and Brand Communication at Swisscom.

 

At the heart of the campaign is the website created by Notch Interactive for the new services. Here, the Industrial Internet of Things is introduced emotionally with teaser films. Users can also get to know application scenarios via interactive infographics - from the auction platform for oil suppliers to predictive maintenance and construction site solutions for truck fleets. White papers on "Predictive Maintenance" and "Smart Enterprise" demonstrate Swisscom's expertise and serve as a door opener for future collaboration. Last but not least: the new Smart Enterprise Services are introduced on specific topic pages.

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Responsible at Notch Interactive: Peter A. van der Touw (overall responsibility), Jeff Gerber (Creative Director), Martin Stauch (Senior Art Director), Philippe Meier, Marco Klein (Art Director), Michelle Danilschenko (UX/UI Design), Roger Oberholzer (Strategy), Juan Colmenero (Senior Content Strategist), Marcel Vogt, Alain Gantner (Consulting). Responsible for film production: Rocket Film. Responsible for the content of the whitepapers: Contents.ch

In the future, the department management at SRF Sport will consist of five people who are responsible for all media (TV, radio and multimedia). "In-depth discussions and a sound process analysis gave me a clear picture. The new lean organization will meet future requirements in the digital age. I'm looking forward to tackling the coming challenges together with the department management," is Mägerle's initial conclusion.

Roland Mägerle

Peter Staub, previously head of the "Sportpanorama" editorial department, will become the new editor-in-chief at SRF Sport and also deputy to Roland Mägerle. Staub has been with Schweizer Fernsehen since 1997 and has held various positions. For the past eleven years, he has been in charge of the Sunday program "Sportpanorama." He learned his journalistic craft at Sportinformation and the Tages-Anzeiger.

Peter dust

Susan Schwaller will take over as Head of Live. She has been working for Swiss Television for 15 years and started her career in the information department. In 2007, she switched to sports and was responsible, among other things, for project management of the Winter Olympics in Sochi and the 2013 Federal Wrestling and Alpine Festival in Burgdorf. Schwaller was also already deputy head of the sportlive editorial team.

Susan Schwaller

Mario Denzler will head the new News and Formats division, which includes all radio and TV programs as well as SRF Sport's multimedia offering. He will also be deputy to Editor-in-Chief Peter Staub. A former chief of staff and program developer at SRF Sport, Denzler has spent the last three years in SRF's directorate as project manager for site development at Leutschenbach. Denzler has been with Schweizer Fernsehen since 1997.

Mario Denzler

The management team is completed by Stefan Wagner. He takes over the position of Head of Projects. Wagner has worked at Schweizer Fernsehen since 1993. From 1995 to 2006, he hosted various sports formats. During this time, he was also head of department sportaktuell and deputy head of editorial sportlive. In 2006, he moved to the Business Unit Sport and managed the projects World and European Football Championships and Alpine World Ski Championships for SRG SSR.

Stefan Wagner

The areas of news and formats and live will be additionally divided into editorial teams. Christoph Sterchi, the current head of editorial at sportradio, takes over as head of editorial at News TV and Radio and becomes Mario Denzler's deputy. Roland Schneider, who has been in charge of multimedia up to now, will be responsible for editorial management of multimedia. Reto Gafner, previously Head of Editorial Football, is now Head of Editorial Formats and thus responsible for programs such as "Sportpanorama" and "Sportlounge". Daniel Bolliger, soccer reporter/interviewer and "Sportaktuell" producer, takes over as editorial director of the accompanying programs. He will also be deputy to Susan Schwaller. The new Chief of Staff of SRF Sport will be Notker Ledergerber. The organization will take effect on January 1, 2016.