Beforehand, the paper's staff had been welcomed by the audience to great applause and shouts of bravo. The editorial team used the appearance to do what they do best: score points with biting humor. 

For example, a drawing by Philippe Vuillemin showed a ringmaster inscribed with the words "And for the first time in a play, the editorial office of 'Charlie Hebdo' in Strasbourg!"

Three discussion panels addressed topics such as "Censorship and Threats" and the 50th anniversary of the founding of Charlie Hebdo in the coming year. Riss had told the AFP news agency before the event that satire was still a "struggle." "Humor is suspect to many people," he said.

January 7 marks the fifth anniversary of the Islamist attack on Charlie Hebdo, in which twelve people were killed - including some of France's best-known cartoonists.

The appearance of the editors and draftsmen in Strasbourg therefore took place under particularly strict security precautions: The members of Charlie Hebdo were given police protection, the doors of the opera opened two hours before the start of the discussion because of the extensive controls. "The attacks were an absolute shock. So we had to come, simply out of sympathy, out of empathy," explained one of the audience members.

The event took place within the framework of the World Forum for Democracy, officially organized by the Council of Europe in the Alsatian capital from November 6 to 8 under the motto "Information: democracy in danger?". (SDA)

Fischer's Fritz is a campsite, restaurant, swimming area, neighborhood store and a sports ground with a wakeboard academy. The restaurant even employs its own fisherman, who delivers the fish for the famous fish crispies directly from Lake Zurich to the restaurant's kitchen.

The old website could no longer keep up technically with the many innovations of recent years and so Büro Strebel was commissioned to realize a new website. new online presence commissioned.

The agency focused on clear navigation and a clear organization of the information. The structure of the website was kept flexible so that new or temporary offers can also be integrated. 

Visitors can easily get an impression with more and larger images. The existing corporate design has been incorporated into the design. The "watercolor structure", which appears in the background and was placed over the images, is intended to give the site an independent and charming look, thus pleasantly breaking the often undercooled impression of digital products.

The film was created and produced by FischerAppelt. DB already worked with the agency group's moving image experts on the #FürVielfalt commercial. The new commercial once again features the professional footballers from the capital city club: Vedad Ibišević, Davie Selke, Marvin Plattenhardt and Jordan Torunarigha. In emotional, fast-paced images, we embark on a journey through time that culminates in the spectacular demolition of the Berlin Wall. The message: We do not accept walls.

Jürgen Kornmann, Head of Marketing & PR at DB, said in a press release: "The fall of the Berlin Wall was also a dream come true for us railroad workers. We were able to bring people together again across the former borders. 'Connecting people' is still a matter close to our hearts today."

The video is now available on the online channels of Deutsche Bahn, S-Bahn Berlin and Hertha BSC. The commercial will also be shown at the home match against RB Leipzig at the Olympiastadion on November 9, 2019 and in selected cinemas.

A complete relaunch of the 20min.ch website and app is planned for spring 2020. As of today, users of 20min.ch can access a beta version of the new website in addition to the conventional news site. The aim of the beta version is to test the new website with users in the run-up to the relaunch and to continue developing it on the basis of their feedback.  

A 17-member team from Tamedia, Notch Interactive and other partners in co-creation are responsible for the development of the new responsive website. 

The new site is being developed along the lines of "Lean Start-up". This means that new features will be introduced quickly and tested with the community. In the beta view, registered users are given the opportunity to provide feedback on the new news view and to rate individual features directly. A live ticker informs users at all times which feedback has already been implemented and which new features are available for testing.

Christophe Núñez, project manager of the new digital presence, is pleased: "The go-live of the beta version is an important milestone in the development process of the new site. The users 

are at the center of all our considerations. That's why we look forward to exchanging ideas with them and take the feedback and evaluations very seriously."

The beta version is available at Beta.20min.ch for the news section on desktop and mobile devices in German- and French-speaking Switzerland. Users must register to test the beta version.

Lukas Eiselin was Vice President Global Brand and Communications at Ricola from 2014 to 2019. In addition to global brand management, he was responsible for advertising, digital communications and corporate communications. During his time at Ricola, Lukas Eiselin repositioned the brand, defined a global communications platform based on this, and developed and rolled out numerous campaigns worldwide. Prior to that, he was Head of Strategy at MetaDesign for six years, where he worked for clients such as Axpo, Georg Fischer, SBB, Swissmilk and Sonova.

MetaDesign has been part of Publicis Groupe since 2016 and performs the role of specialist for strategic brand management in the global network. The aim is to further expand MetaDesign's international presence in the future and to strengthen collaboration within the Publicis network in line with the "Power of One" strategy. CEO Alexander Haldemann intends to drive both of these developments forward.

Alexander Haldemann: "With MetaDesign, we have big plans and a clear plan. In Lukas Eiselin, we are gaining a top-class brand expert who knows both the agency and the client side. In addition, we are looking forward to a colleague who knows how to inspire with many new impulses."

The condom is popular and has a good image - and more common than any other contraceptive method in Switzerland. This is shown by the survey conducted by the Sotomo research center, which for the first time investigated the attitude of the population in Switzerland towards condoms as part of the "Love Life" campaign.

People in Switzerland know that they can protect themselves from HIV/STI by using a condom. If you ask the population what they associate with "sex with a condom", the respondents name "protection" first (38 percent) and "sex without a condom" is most strongly associated with "risk" (45 percent).

Sex with condom has become more natural 

But does the good image of the condom also correspond to behavior during sex? The respondents state that they use the condom more consistently today for new and occasional sexual contacts than they did for their first sexual contacts. Their concern about HIV and STI is also greater today than it was then. 

Perceived "pleasure restriction" tempts to risky behavior 

And how do respondents experience the use of condoms? 81 percent say that sex with a condom feels safer. 58 percent of respondents describe sex with a condom as less intense, and for the same number, putting on the condom is an annoying interruption; 52 percent even feel that the condom restricts pleasure.

However, people who state that sex feels safer with a condom do not use it more consistently than others. On the other hand, those who perceive the condom as limiting the sexual experience clearly use it less consistently. If respondents had casual sex in the past 12 months, almost half (47 percent) say they always used a condom. Fifteen percent sometimes did not use one, and 12 percent did not use a condom during casual sex (the remaining 25 percent said, "I don't know"). 

Condom as message carrier of the new campaign

The declining HIV diagnosis reports, the positive image of the population towards the "Love Life" campaign and the relatively positive attitude of the population towards condoms pose challenges for HIV/STI prevention. This is because success can only be sustained if the sexually active population is regularly made aware of the importance of safer sex. The condom is a reliable, side-effect-free and cost-effective means of doing this. 

This year's campaign motto "Let's go" ambiguously expresses what "Love Life" is all about: the joy of sex should be linked to the natural use of a condom. And in the spirit of "Love Life," the message is not "Stop Danger" but "Go for Safer Sex.

The four campaign subjects, which are used on posters, online and in social media, show the moment when safe sex begins, and this in different life situations. The well-known "Love Life" logo, implemented as a condom pack, is for once not the sender of the message on the advertising materials, but becomes a message and a guide to action itself: as a condom pack that is opened at the right moment.

In addition to the new campaign subjects, the campaign website Lovelife.ch was revised. And the safer sex check has been updated and simplified. 

However, the safer sex rules have not changed. They are still the same: 

1. Vaginal and anal sex with condom
2. And because everyone loves it differently: Do your personal safer sex check on Lovelife.com now.

Nationwide campaigns against AIDS have existed since 1987, some of which caused harsh reactions because they were considered too vulgar or provocative. Among the best-known are probably the 1996 campaign with the slogan "Ohne Dings kein Bums" ("No Thing, No Bang") or the posters from 2014 with the title "Love Life - und bereue nichts" ("Love Life - and Have No Regrets"). (SDA/swi)

The 5-star luxury hotel stands for sustainability, art, culture and high-class gastronomy. "It is important to us to move with the times - with the strategic developments in the areas of innovation, art & culture and sustainability at The Alpina Gstaad, we have found a partner in Contcept that is open and shows enthusiasm for new things," says Brenda Zimmermann, Director of Marketing and Partnerships.

"I'm very excited because I've known the hotel for years and for me it's the perfect example of Understated Luxury," says Barbara Ryter, owner of Contcept Communication.

The 33-year-old comes from Swiss Post, where he worked for more than seven years, most recently as Head of Digital Product Management and Deputy Head of the Competence Center Digital Commerce. There, he was responsible for the development and conception of digital services with regard to customer experience and market trends, as well as the further development of the recipient service portfolio.

Before that, the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Business Administration graduate was, among other things, project manager at IT service provider T-Systems Switzerland.

"Matthieu Theurillat is a valuable addition to our rapidly growing team in Switzerland with his interdisciplinary expertise and experience on the client side," says Nicola Schlup, Managing Director at Nexum Switzerland. "To ensure a smooth digital transformation and consistent competitiveness, companies must consistently expand, extend and rethink their digital service portfolio. As an experienced Digital Product Manager, Matthieu Theurillat has the necessary skills to think about the transformation across the entire value chain."

"I am very much looking forward to contributing my end-to-end expertise. Together with the team, we want to further expand the success of our customers in the area of digital commerce by consistently accompanying and guiding end customers throughout the entire user journey: from the first contact to the complete delivery process," says Matthieu Theurillat about his start at Nexum.

Everybody wishes once in a while to meet friends somewhere after work, to soak up the sun in winter or to leave the city behind and enjoy nature.

Hofer's campaign is designed to get to the heart of these aspects: With ÖV Plus you can - Zack - travel throughout Switzerland in an uncomplicated way and still have all special destinations displayed.

Posters, advertisements, banners, rail panels, public transport hanging boxes, public transport advertising screens, information flyers and an explanatory video were realized.

Bruce Robert, Creative Director Farner Consulting, will judge the entries in the "Graphic Design" category. Creative Director Samuel Christ is the jury member for the "Integration & Innovation" category. Martin Spillmann judges the entries in the "Interactive & Mobile" category (from left).

The juries will meet in Barcelona on November 7, 2019 to discuss the best creative works from across Europe. The medals will be awarded at the ADC*E Awards Gala on November 9, 2019.
 

Hodel was most recently Managing Director of the Pension Funds division. Gaillard previously ran his own consultancy firm for strategy and communication, as detailed in a press release on Monday.

Meanwhile, Zimmermann, who has been with the SGB for over seven years, will continue his commitment to the trade union federation and take over as Head of Administration and Projects. (SDA)

Actually, the artworks advertising the Internet services of the Belgian company VOO Telecom are quite pretty. As long as they really are works of art... and not a desperate attempt to establish a stable connection for a video call. Because nothing is more annoying when the picture falters, distorts or is displayed in pixels when you actually just want to see the other person and talk in peace. It is better to use a stable network.