News: Highlight continues in Champions League
The Champions League of the European Football Association Uefa will also be marketed by Team Football Marketing AG from 2003 to 2006.
The Champions League of the European Football Association Uefa will also be marketed by Team Football Marketing AG from 2003 to 2006.News Highlight continues in Champions League
The subsidiary of Swiss Highlight Communications AG was successful in a selection process lasting several months. In June, Uefa terminated the contract with Team, which had been in place since 1992, with effect from 2003 and put the commercial rights to the Champions League out to tender again.
No more Espresso Rheintaler Druckerei und Verlag AG (RDV) has discontinued the women's magazine Espresso with immediate effect. The publisher announced that it had not been possible to attract enough advertisers for the niche product, meaning that even after three years, it was still a long way off being in the black. The magazine "for the committed woman" (the subtitle) was aimed at working and self-employed women with articles on business and management. According to a report by Moneycab, RDV is offering subscribers the option of either having the remaining subscription amount paid out or receiving the Tamedia magazine Annabelle in future.
VSGZ media kit published The Association of Swiss Free Newspapers (VSGZ) has published its 2002 media kit. It also offers the study "Niche target groups", which deals with readers of free newspapers only, in particular foreign residents. The VSGZ brings together eight free titles from German-speaking and French-speaking Switzerland. The VSGZ documents can be ordered by calling 01 451 35 00 or visiting [email protected].
The subsidiary of Swiss Highlight Communications AG was successful in a selection process lasting several months. In June, Uefa terminated the contract with Team, which had been in place since 1992, with effect from 2003 and put the commercial rights to the Champions League out to tender again.
No more Espresso Rheintaler Druckerei und Verlag AG (RDV) has discontinued the women's magazine Espresso with immediate effect. The publisher announced that it had not been possible to attract enough advertisers for the niche product, meaning that even after three years, it was still a long way off being in the black. The magazine "for the committed woman" (the subtitle) was aimed at working and self-employed women with articles on business and management. According to a report by Moneycab, RDV is offering subscribers the option of either having the remaining subscription amount paid out or receiving the Tamedia magazine Annabelle in future.
VSGZ media kit published The Association of Swiss Free Newspapers (VSGZ) has published its 2002 media kit. It also offers the study "Niche target groups", which deals with readers of free newspapers only, in particular foreign residents. The VSGZ brings together eight free titles from German-speaking and French-speaking Switzerland. The VSGZ documents can be ordered by calling 01 451 35 00 or visiting [email protected].
