Eveline Bürgi first worked for Radio Zürisee in 2010 and completed an internship in the moderation department, according to the statement. She is currently being trained as a radio reporter in the editorial department of the lakeside station to accompany her studies. Eveline Bürgi is attending the Multimedia Production course at the HTW in Chur and will graduate with a Bachelor of Science FHO in Media Engineering at the beginning of 2014. At Radio Zürisee, she will initially be heard on the microphone as a reporter and newswoman.

After three years in corporate communications at the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation, 39-year-old Christine Zwygart returned to Ringier in February and took over as co-editor of Schweizer Landliebe magazine on April 1, 2013. Together with Art Director André Frensch, she leads the five-person core team of the successful country publication. Frensch has been on the team since its launch in April 2011 and was instrumental in the development of Schweizer Landliebe.

From 2000 to 2009, Christine Zwygart worked for Ringier as, among other things, Head of the Federal House and Deputy Head of News at Schweizer Illustrierte. "Christine Zwygart is an outstanding journalist, a magazine professional and a confident team leader. Together with art director André Frensch and the editorial team, she will continue to write the Landliebe success story," writes Urs Heller, Head of Ringier Magazines and Deputy CEO Publishing at Ringier in a statement.

The previous co-editor Ingrid Schindler, who played a major role in the magazine's initial success, is concentrating entirely on writing at her own request. She is now acting as chief reporter and is responsible for two of the most important topics: Kitchen and Garden.

 

"Tanja la Croix has a keen sense for trends and always stands out as a fashionista and trendsetter," says Daniel Fuhrer, Brand Manager at Cerjo, in a statement, "which is why she caught our attention." Tanja la Croix, who has worked successfully as a model for many years, is in demand internationally and has bookings in the best clubs and at the best parties (Space Opening Ibiza, Nikki Beach Marbella, Queens Club Paris).

Various measures are planned with Tanja la Croix in the current year. On the one hand, she will be present at Cerjo sunglasses POS locations with posters, and on the other, she will present various collections.

 

Weltwoche journalist Alex Baur announced today via Twitter that Weltwoche knows the anonymous informant of the "Rundschau". This was a dentist "who had failed as a doctoral student with Mörgeli". In an advance report of Thursday's edition, Weltwoche also accuses SRF of misquoting an informant.

According to SRF, however, the exposed dentist is not the person who revealed details about Mörgeli's practices in doctoral supervision in the said article. "Rundschau"-Moderator Sandro Brotz also reacted via Twitter, announcing that Weltwoche had outed "the wrong guy." In a statement on Wednesday afternoon, Swiss Television writes:

1. it is not true that Weltwoche has located the anonymous informant who appeared as a key witness in the "Rundschau". The "Rundschau" states this decidedly. The person who testified anonymously in the "Rundschau" is definitely not the dentist named by the "Weltwoche". The "Rundschau" has never contacted this person. The "Rundschau" takes note of the attempted disclosure of the identity of the witness. At the same time, we note that the protection of sources was and remains granted by "Rundschau".

2 The "Rundschau" also states that a second witness was quoted correctly - contrary to the representation in Weltwoche. The "Rundschau" rejects these and all other insinuations in all form. We continue to adhere to our reporting.

SRF News Online also introduced a Interview with SRF journalist Marc Meschenmoser, who works for the "Rundschau" has set the discussion about Christoph Mörgeli's transcription doctoral thesis rolling. The real SRF witness has a very high credibility, he said, because he incriminates himself with the statements against Mörgeli. "With the attempted unmasking, the reprisals threatening the informant are just proven."

Opposite Tages-Anzeiger/Newsnet Weltwoche author Baur sticks to the allegations. In addition to the silhouette of a shadow that someone had recognized, he said, there were several indications and sources. Testimony against testimony - how the case will continue, will be shown on Thursday at the media conference called by Mörgeli. (hae)

Siegenthaler admits in his report published on Wednesday that it is important for the state to be able to reach its citizens via the new communication channels. However, the new technology is associated with risks that the authorities are not always aware of. For example, no major investments or special project organizations are required for the use of Twitter and Facebook. "The usual control and support mechanisms for IT projects, such as a prior check by the data protection supervisory authority, are therefore not effective." Judicial authorities have also called on the administration to think more about the right approach to new media.

Problematic photos

Photos of data subjects or employees on a Facebook subpage, for example, could be problematic from a data protection perspective. This is because it involves the disclosure of personal data abroad, for which there is no sufficient legal basis. According to Siegenthaler, the fact that the providers of the well-known social networks are domiciled abroad creates additional problems. Enforcing the law is made more difficult in advance.

The supervisory body considers the professional use of the instant messenger Whatsapp by employees of social services to be unlawful. "In addition to the cell phone contact list, WhatsApp messages are also stored on foreign servers." They are also easy to intercept in wireless networks. (SDA)
 

The Läderach corporate film Sweet Tokyo, a humorous comedy of mistaken identity by Luki Frieden, receives a Gold World Medal in the Public Relations category. The modular Swiss Life Corporate Movie, consisting of five short films, is awarded a Silver World Medal in the same category. It was directed by Alexandra Fisher. The animated film "Cruiser und Bella - Ab durch die Mitte!", with which Suva explains how to ride a bicycle safely in a traffic circle, achieves a shortlist placement in the Instruction & Education category.

The New York Festivals TV & Film Awards were held for the 56th time this year, with participants from over 50 countries.
 

The key visual characterizes the entire campaign. It shows a piggy bank made of Geberit Mapress pipe parts, which clearly shows what it is all about. It is accompanied by the message "Prices: pressed" - because Mapress pipes are joined together by pressing. According to the press release, the campaign includes an eye-catching jump box mailing, advertisements, sales folders and several print and 3D advertising materials for the POS.

Responsible at Geberit: Beat Aebi (Head of Marketing), Stefan Zihlmann (Head of Marketing Communication), Ira Korsten (Marketing Communication). Responsible at Publicis: Ralph Halder (ECD), Jürg Ernst (AD), Kristijan Sessa and Jan Theus (graphics), Albert Matzinger (text), Matthias Koller and Caroline Pfister (consulting), Adrian Häni, Flavia Hänni, Tanja Güntert, Romeo Bucceroni (services).

 

After several years of cooperation with Robe Media, the two companies ended their collaboration at the end of March 2013. As a new partner for advertising sales, Zürichsee Werbe AG in Stäfa will take over this task for the trade journals Baujournal, Umneubau and Infrastruktur- und Tunnelbau from April 1, 2013. Advertising sales for the other publications Spektrum - Gebäudetechnik, Bauten im Blickpunkt, Klima Quick and the yearbook Firmen im Fokus will be handled by the publisher Robe Verlag. "We are delighted to have found a competent and reliable partner in Zürichsee Werbe AG, which has been familiar with the media business for many years," confirmed Managing Director Herbert Schatzmann in a press release. "In addition, the philosophies of the two companies coincide in key respects, which will make future collaboration much easier."

Robe Verlag has specialized in the publication of trade journals in the construction industry since 1996. The reorganization of advertising sales will ensure the sustainable development of the company.
 

Only "five noses" would be watching the "tennis god" while he prepares for the clay court season in the "Bündner Ruhe", knows Blick.ch. In a "cucumber patch", of course. He puts up with it because "he enjoys the anonymity of the Rhine". Five spectators, the occasional walker - you might begrudge it to the only Swiss world star.

Picture: Screenshot Blick.ch

So far, so good. Federer posted a picture of his intimate solitude on Facebook. "However, the tennis king does not reveal where this snapshot was taken," Blick.ch correctly notes. Perhaps because he liked the seclusion away from the everyday hustle and bustle. No matter. "Blick.ch did some quick research" and tracked down an expert from Chur who recognized the spot. It's the Felsberg tennis court - who doesn't know it? Or rather, who didn't know it. So that every fan can find the secret Federer nest straight away, the map was included.

The article itself poses the question of all questions: "It is unclear whether King Roger will continue to play his balls in Graubünden." The king is unmasked - long live the king! (hae)

Picture: Screenshot Blick.ch

Image: Google Maps
 

To launch the product, Scholz & Friends Switzerland has developed a TV, poster and print campaign that gets to the heart of the product USP for all yogurt lovers: with Emmi Jogurtpur, the unwelcome "small print" is now a thing of the past. The new TV commercial, which is flanked throughout Switzerland by posters in F12 and F200 formats, megaposters in Lucerne, Lausanne and Zurich, and public reports in consumer magazines, is now on air. Axel Laubscher was the director.

Responsible at Emmi Switzerland: Robin A. Barraclough (Head of Marketing Emmi Group), Katharina Müller (Marketing Manager), Nicole Laager (Group Brand Manager), Isabelle Erne (Senior Brand Manager). Responsible at Scholz & Friends Switzerland: Christian Vosshagen, Sabine Bremermann, Roger Dobmann, Gregor Fitz, Sarah Tempelmann, Julia Bochanneck, Lukas Frei (creation); Mathias Rösch, Tina Mons, Martin Samsel (consulting); Heiko Baumann, Sonja Jegen (production), Cristina Tamargo (art buying). Directed by: Axel Laubscher. Film production: Cobblestone Film Production. Agency Producing: Sebahat Derdiyok. Photographer: David Willen. Image processing: Tania Willen. Media agency: Mediacom.
 

The continuation of the campaign with new poster and banner subjects, another TV spot and a competition is intended to ensure that the topic of STIs is brought even further out of the taboo zone, according to a statement. With examples that show how diverse and relaxed partner information can be.

In the TV spot, a gay couple communicates via Morse code. On the online banners, people are asked to participate in a Raffle participate. Under the motto "How would you say it?" people are encouraged to submit their own original examples. After just a few days, over 300 inspiring sayings were submitted. The winning slogan will be implemented as a streetcar poster. The new measures have been running throughout Switzerland since April 1, 2013.

Responsible at the Federal Office of Public Health: Adrian Kammer (Campaign Manager), Norina Schwendener (Project Manager Campaign), Roger Staub (Program Manager National HIV/AIDS Program at the FOPH). Responsible at Havas Worldwide Zurich: Frank Bodin (overall responsibility), Peter Schaefer (strategy), Caroline Ronzani, Amanda Portmann, Maria Ebnoether (consulting), Axel Eckstein (creative direction), Florian Birkner (text/concept), Andrea Huber (art direction), Laurie Morard (graphics), Anne-Marie Pappas (illustration), Cara-Anne Specker (art buying), Michael Wegmüller (web project management). Responsible at Condor Films: Dominik Stibal (Executive Producer), Alessandra Angiuli (Producer), Robert Nylund (Director), Kaspar Tuxen Andersen (Cinematographer), Johan Wik (Editor). Responsible at Jingle Jungle: Gregor Rosenberger (scoring/sound design), Federico Bettini (music composition).
 

Of the nearly 200 applications received as a result of a public call, five South Tyroleans were selected by a jury of experts for a first series: Anna Quinz (journalist and blogger), Stefan Maria Braito (nature teacher and free spirit), Andreas Marri (alpinist and environmental engineer), Christine Schönweger (farmer and schnapps distiller) and Max von Milland (musician) - all people who embody the different facets of a land that combines the Alpine and the Mediterranean in its culture.

In addition to the ad campaign, videos and banners were also realized, according to a statement. Furthermore runs on the Landing page currently running a contest to win a day with a campaign protagonist of your choice.

Responsible at SMG: Christoph Engl (Director), Martin Bertagnolli (Head of Market Management / Head of Marketing), Daniela Cermakova (Head of Market Management Germany, Switzerland & Austria). Responsible at Hesskisssulzersutter: Roland Sutter (Managing Director), Tamas Kiss (Creative Director), Torsten Schallmaier (Text), Florian Bachofen (Art Director), Lars Bo Müller (Account Director), Michael Stangl (DTP), Dennis Eitner and Helene Roth (Online), Caroline Landolt (Media Planning, ZipMedia). Responsible for film and photo: Nathan Beck (photography), Andi Widmer (camera), Raphael Bondy (editing), Philippe Krähenbühl (interviews).