Nearly 20 pizza couriers are connected to the ordering system, which is used to order more than a quarter of a million pizzas annually. The new ordering system was developed in collaboration with Dieci customers in a user-centered design process. Another new feature is the responsive design of the entire Platform.

Responsible at Dieci: Patrick Bircher (CEO), Rico Müller (Deputy CEO), Vera Matt (Content). Responsible at Guave Interactive: Sandro Wellenzohn (Project Management, Design), Lukas Gloor (Frontend, Design), Martin Muther (Frontend), Gebhard Nigsch (Backend), Markus Ruh (Backend), Netcetera (E-Commerce Service).

Marcel Zulauf is a journalist with extensive experience in both online and print media. This writes 20 Minuten in a statement on Friday. After working for many years as a sound engineer, the now 45-year-old entered journalism in 2002 as a freelancer for the BZ Berner Zeitung and then worked for the Mittelland Zeitung. In 2004, he joined Blick.ch as news editor, where he became editorial director in 2007. Since April 2009, he has been deputy editor-in-chief of Blick.ch and, with the introduction of the Blick newsroom in 2010, he also took on management responsibilities within the editorial team.

Martin Kall has been Chairman of the Management Board of Tamedia since April 2002. He is now taking a seat as a delegate in Verlags AG Schweizer Bauer and Fachmedien Agrar, as information on the Schweizer Bauer homepage confirms a report by Klein Report on Friday. The two companies publish the twice-weekly Schweizer Bauer.

In future, the two committees will be made up of Simon Bichsel, Chairman of OGG, as Chairman of the Board of Directors, Hans-Martin Kaiser, Managing Director of OGG, and Martin Kall as Delegate, according to Schweizer Bauer. OGG acquired the company in full at the end of 2012 (Werbewoche.ch reported). However, according to Kleinreport.ch, OGG President Simon Bichsel did not want to disclose whether Kall also has a financial stake in "Schweizer Bauern". "Further figures about our company are confidential," Bichsel told the media service. "There are no plans for any third-party involvement." For further information, he referred to a press release, which, however, only reached Schweizer Bauer and led to an article, as Kleinreport.ch further writes.

Teaser image: Schweizerbauer.ch
 

The Chinese hackers apparently wanted to monitor the newspaper's reporting on China, the business daily wrote on Thursday. Publishing spokeswoman Paula Keve explained that the intrusion into the newspaper's computer systems was an "existing problem". The publisher is working with the authorities and external security companies to protect readers, employees and sources. The computer network has been upgraded in terms of security.

According to initial findings, the intruders were not after customer data, said Keve. The newspaper, which belongs to Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., sees the attacks from China as a widespread phenomenon. In addition to the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times (Werbewoche.ch reported), other US media are also affected. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has been investigating the matter for more than a year, according to people familiar with the matter. The FBI is even considering classifying the case as a threat to national security.

Critical reports

According to the New York Times, the passwords of all employees were stolen. The attackers then gained access to the computers of 53 Times employees. At the time of the attack in the fall, the renowned newspaper was working on a report about the assets of Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's family. The attackers were apparently only interested in information in this context, the paper wrote. Customer data had not been stolen. The computer network is now secure again.

The financial news agency Bloomberg also reported a hacker attack from China last year - while working on a report on the assets of the family of current party leader Xi Jinping. According to Bloomberg, however, they were unable to get into the computer system. Google and other US companies have also repeatedly complained of being attacked from China via the internet. Official bodies in China have always vehemently denied the allegations. (SDA)
 

Previously, Herrmann was head of news and a member of the editorial board. From 2004 to 2009, she worked for the SDA news agency as a correspondent in Brussels. The nine-language Internet platform informs an international audience and Swiss citizens living abroad about relevant events concerning Switzerland. (SDA)
 

The January data are available, their final check is in progress. The release will take place in mid-February. Mediapulse wrote this in a statement on Friday.

Since January 2013, Swiss TV ratings have been recorded using a modern measurement system from the internationally active company Kantar Media, which takes into account the new digital reception options and the ongoing individualization of TV offerings. Due to irregularities in data processing and allocation, there has been a delay in the release in recent weeks (Werbewoche.ch reported). The causes were identified as part of a comprehensive review of all data preparation processes and have since been eliminated, according to the statement. The data was then recalculated. Initial results from January 2013 are available to Mediapulse.

Once the data has been completed, Mediapulse's specialists will now carry out a comprehensive final check. At the same time, the interfaces to the various software tools for the advertising market are being tested.
 

The energy company Socar developed its own brand identity for Switzerland with a new logo: a flame in the colors blue, red and green with the word mark Socar. The flame is intended to be a widely visible sign of the best service in the service station and energy business, as Farner writes in a communiqué on Friday.

The focus is on auteur filmmakers who realize their films independently or with small crews, from concept to camera, direction and editing, according to a cut-up announcement on Friday. The resulting works are not mass-produced, but bear a personal signature. The films are primarily conceived for the Internet.

Cut-Up produces formats such as image films, social media campaigns, case movies, trailers, making-ofs and commercials. Cut-Up was founded by Andrea Sponring and Moritz Schneider. Andrea Sponring has been working in the field of casting and styling in advertising for 13 years and runs the model agency Streetcasting.ch. Moritz Schneider studied journalism and economics. He has worked for advertising agencies and advertising film production companies and has also been involved in various Swiss film festivals for many years.

National and international filmmakers

Cut-Up presents Cyrill Oberholzer, Gregor Brändli, Luc Gut, Fässler & Horst, Niels Epting and Jordan Alport. The filmmakers have already completed commissions for well-known brands such as Apple, Zürich Insurance Groupe, Skype, Dior, S. Oliver, Interio and Kunsthaus Zürich. Their portfolios can be found at Cut-up.ch to find.

Since the beginning of 2013, Julia Brütsch (Zurich) and Johannes Greve Muskat (Oslo) have also been represented:

Julia Brütsch
The trained photographer was recently nominated for an EDI with her commercials for the Theodora Foundation. In addition to commissioned work for advertising clients, she also produces fashion films, including for Julian Zigerli. The commercial was shown at the Fashionfilm Festival in Paris:

Julian Zigerli Fashion: My Daddy was a Military Pilot

Johannes Greve Nutmeg
A newcomer from Norway who has caused a sensation far beyond Scandinavia with his music videos for the band Lemaitre, among others:

Lemaitre: Time to Realize

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Cyrill Oberholzer: London Bus Tour

Gregor Brändli: James Gruntz / C.L.O.S.E.R

Luc Gut: 100 years of the Kunsthaus

Jordan Alport: Dior Garance Doré
 

The two main prizes go to Mano Khalil and Markus Imhoof. SRG co-produced 17 of 19 nominated films in the two competitions. This writes SRG on Friday on Presseportal.ch.

This year's jury prize "Prix de Soleure" goes to Bernese director and producer Mano Khalil. He receives the prize of 60,000 Swiss francs for his film "The Beekeeper". The film portrays a Kurdish beekeeper who lost everything in his homeland and finds his way back to life in Switzerland.

The "Prix du Public" audience award, worth 20,000 Swiss francs, also went to an SRG co-production: Swiss filmmaker Markus Imhoof was honored for his film about bee mortality. "More than Honey".

Teaser image: Solothurnfilmdays.ch

The industry leader of the year is chosen by Werbewoche subscribers. A final round of nominees is put forward by a kind of "academy" of all previous advertisers of the year. The list of "established" candidates is supplemented by the editorial team with new faces that have particularly caught their eye during the course of the year. This year, two Internet specialists, a managing director of an agency and a representative of an even younger agency also made it to the final round as part of the joint selection process.
 
I am particularly pleased that the Advertiser of the Year is also perceived by the public and the media as an "ambassador for the industry. The media acceptance of our choice, as well as the numerous requests for a specialist commentary on daily advertising topics, show that the Advertiser of the Year we present is perceived as an opinion leader for Swiss advertising.

Peter Brönnimann, Executive Creative Director and co-founder of Spillmann Felser Leo Burnett, Zurich, was able to accept the trophy named Egon at the ABC cinema. The little man with an oversized mouth as a megaphone was designed by Swiss artist Max Grüter. Peter Brönnimann received 41 percent of the votes. Geri Aebi came in second with 24 percent of all votes. Peter A. van der Touw, CEO of Notch Interactive, and Gabriel Peisker, founder and CD of Erdmannpeisker, came in third with 11 percent of the votes each. On the same evening, which was incidentally hosted by Christa Rigozzi, the creators of the "TV Spot of the Year" also received an award.
 
20 films were put forward for voting by Werbewoche via Facebook. Like last year, a film from the campaign for upc cablecom was chosen as the winner. It was created by the Zurich agency Vizner Borel. Director Reto Salimbeni and his Zurich-based Manifesto Films were responsible for the spots featuring Hollywood Swiss Carlos Leal. In second place was a spot for Charles Vögele from the creation of the new Publicis subsidiary Red Lion. Third place went to Lidl Switzerland with a campaign by Unikat. Like the winner, these two films were also realized by Manifesto Films.
 
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This is also reflected in the stores, as the agency writes in a press release. The presentation of the food offering is in line with the content structure and mood of the Website the focus. Hurdle-free indexing by search engines played an important role in the content structure.

The site was realized in responsive design for optimal display on smartphones and tablets.

 

20 films were put forward by Werbewoche via Facebook for the vote for "TV Spot of the Year". Like last year, a film from the campaign for UPC Cablecom was chosen as the winner. It was designed by the Zurich agency ViznerBorel. Director Reto Salimbeni and his Zurich-based Manifesto Films were responsible for the spots featuring Hollywood Swiss Carlos Leal.
 

 

A spot for Charles Vögele created by the new Publicis subsidiary Red Lion was voted second. Five clubs in Switzerland were given the chance to get new clothes at Charles Vögele's expense. For example, a women's team of rope pullers.
 

 
Third place goes to Lidl Switzerland with a campaign by Unikat. Lidl wants to position itself more Swiss with its products. The agency had some really beautiful landscapes depicted for its spots.
 

 
The second and third place campaigns were also realized by Manifesto Films - directed by Reto Salimbeni.
 
A PDF with all nominees can be found here.