To the point: Advertiser of the Year & Co.
It's that time again. This issue of Werbewoche contains three Werbewoche classics. The creative ranking, the presentation of the candidates for Advertiser of the Year 2010 and the vote for Campaign of the Year.
It's that time again. This issue of Werbewoche contains three Werbewoche classics. The creative ranking, the presentation of the candidates for Advertiser of the Year 2010 and the vote for Campaign of the Year.
Werbewoche's creative ranking is about the creative performance of agencies that have won awards in national and international competitions. The selection of the competitions and their corresponding weighting was made in collaboration with a delegation from the Art Directors Club of Switzerland. The ranking is based on the self-declarations of the participating agencies. In individual cases, the editorial team made corrections based on the official rankings of the creative competitions.
Six personalities from the Swiss advertising scene were selected by the election committee, consisting of former male and female advertisers of the year. This year, two female candidates also made it onto the list. One of the nominees has decided not to take part in the election. Advertising Week subscribers can now choose their favorite from five nominees. They will receive the corresponding voting form next week. On February 4, one of the candidates will then receive the coveted Advertising Week Egon at Lakeside in Zurich.
The editors of Werbewoche have selected twelve advertising campaigns for the Campaign of the Year award. They are all campaigns that appeared in at least one language region this year and had a significant advertising impact. The readers of Werbewoche and the viewers of Star TV can vote for the advertising campaign of the year from these twelve campaigns. The winner of the Campaign of the Year award will also be honored at the Egon Awards on February 4.
The next printed edition of Werbewoche will be published on January 21, 2010. Until December 23 and from January 4, you will find regular news from the communications and media industry on Werbewoche.ch.
We wish you, dear readers, a wonderful and peaceful time over the Christmas period and a successful and exciting 2010.
Werbewoche's creative ranking is about the creative performance of agencies that have won awards in national and international competitions. The selection of the competitions and their corresponding weighting was made in collaboration with a delegation from the Art Directors Club of Switzerland. The ranking is based on the self-declarations of the participating agencies. In individual cases, the editorial team made corrections based on the official rankings of the creative competitions.
Six personalities from the Swiss advertising scene were selected by the election committee, consisting of former male and female advertisers of the year. This year, two female candidates also made it onto the list. One of the nominees has decided not to take part in the election. Advertising Week subscribers can now choose their favorite from five nominees. They will receive the corresponding voting form next week. On February 4, one of the candidates will then receive the coveted Advertising Week Egon at Lakeside in Zurich.
The editors of Werbewoche have selected twelve advertising campaigns for the Campaign of the Year award. They are all campaigns that appeared in at least one language region this year and had a significant advertising impact. The readers of Werbewoche and the viewers of Star TV can vote for the advertising campaign of the year from these twelve campaigns. The winner of the Campaign of the Year award will also be honored at the Egon Awards on February 4.
The next printed edition of Werbewoche will be published on January 21, 2010. Until December 23 and from January 4, you will find regular news from the communications and media industry on Werbewoche.ch.
We wish you, dear readers, a wonderful and peaceful time over the Christmas period and a successful and exciting 2010.
Eleonore E. Droux, Business
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Pierre C. Meier, Editor-in-Chief
Advertising Week.
Advertising Week.
