After countless stories from her love and sex life, hundreds of answered user questions, numerous rejected meetings with admirers, some Liebesbriefli, 17 Dick- and two Füdlipics it was high time that Emma Amour summarizes her favorite contributions after almost exactly three years in a book, as Watson writes in a statement on Thursday.

"The book joins one of the important measures we will increasingly strengthen with further projects as part of 'Brand Icon,'" explains Tarkan Özküp, Chief Commercial Officer at Watson. "With Emma Amour and Kid Cleo, we are launching the first Watson book under sublicense from AT Verlag, owned by Peter Wanner, our publisher. The texts have long ceased to be an insider's tip among women. No man admits it, but everyone reads the pieces. Not a phenomenon, but pleasant cinema in the head in the overstimulation."

On 160 pages, Emma Amour answers user questions that provoked an enormous number of comments and were controversially discussed. She also gives advice on how to avoid being wiped to the left every time you're single in the age of dating apps.

Peppered with the stories of her bi-BFF Kid Cleo and her own stories about sex, love and dating, the book is for every single person who still believes in the great love, it says further. But also for lovers, the work is a humorous tribute to what they miss everything (not).

The book "Emma Amour and Kid Cleo - Love, Sex and Other Escapades" is available from Friday in stores and at Watson-books.ch available for 18 francs. The Column by Emma Amour is published regularly on Monday and Thursday.

Benedict Neff, currently Chief of Staff to the Chairman of the Management Board of Axel Springer, is moving back to the NZZ. As of the beginning of 2022, he will take over as head of the feature section. "Benedict Neff has impressively demonstrated in various journalistic functions that he is one of the leading journalistic forces of the young generation in the German-speaking world," says Eric Gujer, Editor-in-Chief of the NZZ, quoted in a statement. "He has a high affinity for cultural topics, social issues and politics. I am very pleased that we were able to recruit him for this key position in our editorial team."

Neff already worked from 2017 to 2020 for the NZZ - first as an editor, then as political correspondent for Germany in Berlin. Before that he was with the Basel Newspaper where he joined as editor for the Politics Switzerland department in 2013, moving to the International department as Germany correspondent in 2015. Benedict Neff started his journalistic career in 2012 at Persoenlich.com as a media journalist. He studied German, history and religious studies at the universities of Zurich and Vienna.

The launch of Veganuary marked the start of Migros' #VLoveYou challenge for twelve influencers who normally consume meat. The influencers were accompanied by four "veganistas" who already follow a vegan diet. By including both vegans and non-vegans, the aim was to establish a dialog and build a bridge between the two "food camps".

At the beginning of each week, the "Veganistas" inspired the audience with their favorite recipe for the respective weekly theme, such as main dishes, breakfast or desserts. They also challenged six influencers who are not yet vegan to cook a vegan dish to match the theme using one of the new Migros V-Love products. This challenge was then published as a gallery post on Instagram. The picture post shows the finished dish as well as the products used to increase the recognition value.

Over 170 posts were produced and published for the entire campaign, consisting of videos, image posts and stories on Instagram. The influencer community also actively participated in the campaign and, according to Webstages, a total of over 400,000 interactions were achieved.

As an additional help, the "veganistas" created guides with collections of their vegan recipes to match the respective focus week. The influencers tagged each other so that the community knew where they could get the latest tips and recipes in the coming days.

Each post was accompanied by a multi-part Instagram story. Campaign-specific GIF stickers were created especially for the campaign, which the influencers used in their stories to increase the brand's recognition value.

The influencers included Sara Leutenegger, Antonella Patitucci, Carlo Cao and Alison Liaudat.
The posts were tagged with #VLoveMigros on Instagram. The hashtag was intended to encourage the community to take part in the challenge without being dogmatic and demanding - quite in the sense of the V-Love claim.

Twitter had suspended Trump in early January about two weeks before the end of his term. It was triggered by his supporters storming the U.S. Capitol - and the president expressing sympathy for them and continuing to claim, without evidence, that victory in the presidential election had been stolen from him through massive fraud.

Facebook also subsequently blocked Trump; however, the online network is now having the move reviewed by an independent panel that can overturn the company's decision. Twitter does not have such a body.

"The way our rules work: If you've been removed from the platform, you've been removed from the platform - whether you're a commentator, a chief financial officer or a former or sitting public servant," Segal said.

The Twitter account, with more than 80 million subscribers, was Trump's most important communication channel for years. After controversial tweets by the president, there were repeated calls for the short message service to block it, at least temporarily. Twitter balked at this until the attack on the Capitol, limiting itself to warnings about, among other things, false claims about the outcome of the US presidential election and the Corona virus. (SDA)

Virginie Lörtscher supports the Sales Department in Lausanne as Key Account Manager. She was most recently Director of Development at Swiss Eyes and previously acquired her expertise as Managing Director at Mediaplanet. Virginie Lörtscher will use her expertise in Digital & Media at Teads to further drive the company's growth strategy in Western Switzerland.

In addition, Million Kidane has been Finance Manager at Teads since the beginning of February. In this position, she is also responsible for the Austrian and Central and Eastern European markets. She has worked as a fiduciary in various companies and is currently completing her bachelor's degree in business administration with a specialization in controlling, accounting and auditing.

The Ad Operations team strengthens with João Costa. As Senior Account Manager at Teads, he is responsible for managing programmatic and direct booking campaigns for strategic clients. Costa brings very deep and extensive expertise in Ad Operations and Programmatic. During his time at Xaxis, he was Senior Programmatic Manager responsible for managing programmatic campaigns across GroupM's sister agencies, this with a particular focus on key clients and performance campaigns. Costa joins the team in the national and international advertising market to further expand the leading position in video outstream within Switzerland.

In contrast, the local editorial offices of Tamedia newspapers, i.e. those at Tages-Anzeiger, Confederation, Berner-Zeitung, Basel Newspaper and the Zurich regional newspaperswhich include, among others, the Winterthur Country Messenger and the Zurichsee-Zeitung include.

Employees were informed of the reintroduction of short-time work at an online meeting on Wednesday. A Tamedia spokeswoman confirmed the information.

Continued full pay

All employees on short-time working will continue to receive full wage compensation from the company. For the time being, short-time work is limited until the end of March. However, in view of the continuing uncertain economic situation, the situation will have to be reassessed on an ongoing basis, the spokeswoman said. The first phase of short-time work at Tamedia lasted from spring 2020 until the end of November. (SDA)

The new operating model of "SRF 2024" will come into effect at SRF from April 1, 2021, as the company already wrote in a statement in August 2020. In this context, the two new departments Audience and Distribution will be established at SRF. After a proper application process, the Board of Directors of SRG had now appointed on Wednesday the interim heads Laura Köppen for Audience and Stefano Semeria for Distribution as department heads. They will take over these functions with immediate effect.

Laura Köppen new Head of Audience Department

Laura Köppen, 34, has been working at SRF since September 2015, initially as a project manager in TV research and later as Head of Strategic Projects and Research. Previously, she was a consultant to the program director at ZDF and editor for strategic planning/format development at ZDFneo. She holds a master's degree in intercultural communication and business.

Stefano Semeria new Head of Distribution Department

Bt SRF, 54-year-old Stefano Semeria has held various management positions since 2011: as Head of TV Programming, Head of Young Target Groups and, as of August 2018, Head of Youth, Family, Entertainment and Member of the Executive Board. Before joining SRF, Semeria was the owner of a consulting and development company for online video and the analysis of digital strategies of international media companies. He also held management positions in program planning and trend scouting at various German TV stations.

Programs and Digital departments soon to be dissolved

As SRF had also already announced, the current Programming and Digital departments will be dissolved at the end of March 2021. These areas of responsibility will be transferred to SRF's new organizational structure. Robert Ruckstuhl, interim head of the Programs department since summer 2019, will take over as head of Channels Radio in the Distribution department once the Programs department is dissolved. Still open is the future function of Gert von Manteuffel, the current Head of Department Digital, after the dissolution of the department. The interim head of the Entertainment department will remain with Reto Peritz.

It may not be groundbreaking knowledge that Generation Z - those born between 1997 and 2012 - are constantly on their cell phones. But it's still surprising that young people spend more than five hours a day on their cell phones. This doesn't even include other screens such as tablet, lapop or TV. The up-and-coming platform is TikTok.

The data comes from an analysis by the Zurich digital agency Xeit, which evaluated the effective smartphone usage behavior of almost 100 Swiss young people over the course of a month and derived findings for marketing.

Nothing works without smartphone and social media

On average, Generation Z spends 37 hours a week on their cell phones, which corresponds to a 90 percent workload. By far, young men and women spend the most time on social media apps such as Instagram, Snapchat and increasingly TikTok, which they use for chatting and networking.

Interestingly, one fifth of the study participants still have the Facebook app installed - even if it is hardly used - while e-mail or an e-mail app is no longer used at all by one third of the young people surveyed.

On the other hand, gaming and streaming - music, series and movies - are very popular. While there are no differences between the genders in terms of average cell phone time and the popularity of social media in general, they are all the more exciting when it comes to gaming and the popularity of the individual social media platforms.

Importance of screen time for marketing

Generation Z is already a significant target group for many industries, and it will become increasingly important in the future. Accordingly, it is central to know and understand the young people, their interests and their online behavior. Which platform is best suited for contacting the young and in what form can be derived from the evaluation. As far as the timing of a possible interaction is concerned, it was also confirmed: Generation Z is almost always accessible.

Since regional news rarely makes headlines in the national media, it is all the more important that the news portals of CH Media report on it. After all, they not only report on events in the region, they have been rooted there since time immemorial.

The Family campaign picks up on this fact and focuses on the local location of the makers and the relevant topics from the respective region. The message: "News from here.

In a broadly based online and social media campaign, more than 250 region-specific subjects were targeted. The "News from here" theme is also being played out in TV and radio spots.

Dreifive was able to assert itself as the new social media lead agency for the international manufacturer and retailer of forestry and garden products and will now be responsible for the DACH region and France. The mandate includes a specialized content marketing strategy and its operational implementation on the Instagram and Facebook platforms. In addition, there is the associated content production and community management. Blog hosting and the creation of bilingual, search engine-optimized blog texts will also be handled by Dreifive.

The objective for both sides is to continuously expand the individual channels and optimize the content to meet the needs of the target groups, taking into account performance-oriented key figures. Through direct exchange between the respective teams, the areas of content marketing, data-driven paid media and creation are to be optimally coordinated.

The unifying values here were engagement with and understanding of the community and target groups, high quality content, and innovative approaches and proactive concepts that follow current trends.

Both projects are part of a revision of the Trade and Commerce Act. While the improved protection of minors with regard to e-cigarettes is undisputed in the government and parliament, opinions differ on Sunday sales, as Cantonal Councillor for Economic Affairs Christoph Ammann (SP) explained to the media in Bern on Wednesday.

Three answers

In order to prevent the entire revision of the law from failing in the event of a no vote on one of the two projects, voters can decide on two variants.

The main motion, which is supported by the government and parliament, includes the undisputed e-cigarette regulation and the extension of Sunday sales from the current two to four per year. The contingent motion also includes the undisputed e-cigarette regulation, but no extension of Sunday sales.

Finally, the voters are also asked which motion they prefer if both are accepted. A total of three voting questions must therefore be answered.

The cantonal government supports the main proposal, as Ammann explained. With two additional Sunday sales, the retail trade could be made more competitive. This has not only been under pressure since the coronavirus crisis. Online retail and shopping tourism were already putting it under pressure before the crisis.

Work on Sundays should be voluntary for staff and paid with a wage supplement, as Ammann stated. Sunday sales will not increase working hours.

Opponents have successfully launched a referendum against the revision of the retail law. They criticize the fact that large distributors and chain stores in particular benefit from the additional Sundays, while smaller stores hardly benefit at all. Staff are threatened with a deterioration in working conditions, which are all too often already precarious. In addition, Sundays should remain work-free, according to the demand mainly from the ranks of Christian parties.

Bourgeois circles are in favor of extending Sunday sales.

Equality for e-cigarettes

The canton's intention to subject e-cigarettes to the same legal regulations as other smoking products is undisputed. This is because there is currently no legal regulation for e-cigarettes. Their sale to young people and children is therefore not currently prohibited.

This should change quickly, as the economic director emphasized. Although a solution is also being worked on at federal level, this will not be ready until mid-2023 at the earliest. "But it could also take much longer," Ammann pointed out. It is therefore necessary for the canton to enact its own legislation now.

The new regulation bans the sale of e-cigarettes to under-18s. Advertising is also prohibited. And finally, e-cigarettes are also subject to the same regulations on protection from passive smoking as conventional cigarettes. (SDA)

With its long brewing tradition as Switzerland's first specialty brewery and the associated craft beer legends, Eichhof stands for the art of brewing like no other beer in Switzerland. With the newly designed website, this is now also evident on Eichhof.ch immediately recognizable.

The light, modern look, the large-scale images and the clear lines put the focus on what is really important: the beers. Micro animations, beer factsheets and "tangible" pack shots are designed to further emphasize this.

In addition to information on the wide range of products, visitors can also learn all about the brewery itself and how Eichhof actually brews art.

The new website is also "crafty" on the back end: In keeping with Eichhof, it has been upgraded with the Craft CMS. After the CI/CD and the packaging of the products were refreshed last year, the redesign of the website and the associated focus on the art of brewing complete the new look.