News: Perdiag to be integrated into RMB
On July 1, Perdiag AG will be integrated into RMB International's European network.
On July 1, Perdiag AG will be integrated into the European network of RMB International.news Perdiag to be integrated into RMB
The producer of slides for cinema advertising is now trading as RMB Perdiag AG and is moving to the headquarters of RMB Switzerland in Zurich's Neugasse. The web address will also be new, but everything else will remain the same, according to the press release.
"Robinson" returns to tv 3 One and a half years after the second season, the private channel TV 3 is launching a third edition of the survival show "Expedition Robinson" from January 2002. At the beginning of October, the 14 expedition participants will set off for Malaysia with presenter Silvan Grütter and fight for victory and prize money over 45 days. Twice a week, they will decide who has to leave the tropical island. The show is being produced by TV 3 itself for the first time. The production company Lava TV was responsible for the first two seasons.
NZZ and FAZ establish job combination The Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) are forming an international advertising combination for job advertisements. According to the press release, the new combination is intended to offer "the optimal conditions for cross-border recruitment in the top management segment". The advertisements appear in the respective job advertisement sections of the two newspapers in the same way as if they were booked individually. The customer receives a combined discount of 7 percent on the individual rates. Leadermedia in Lausanne was commissioned to handle the order processing in Switzerland.
The French-speaking Swiss publishing house Edipresse has discontinued the weekly newspaper Tribune Mont-Blanc, which was launched only a year ago in the French border region. The last issue was published last Friday. The move was justified by the poor circulation trend: less than half of the planned 10,000 copies had been sold. With 3000 to 5000 copies, the title was not profitable, Edipresse's publishing delegate, Antoine Exchaquet, told Radio Suisse Romande. However, the idea is by no means definitely off the table. "It is not impossible that we will revive the project in a more ambitious form in the next few years," said Exchaquet. The Tribune Mont-Blanc was launched in the fall of 2000 by the Edipresse subsidiary Presse Publications France. It employed 20 people, including nine journalists. They are to find new jobs within the group or benefit from the redundancy plan.
The producer of slides for cinema advertising is now trading as RMB Perdiag AG and is moving to the headquarters of RMB Switzerland in Zurich's Neugasse. The web address will also be new, but everything else will remain the same, according to the press release.
"Robinson" returns to tv 3 One and a half years after the second season, the private channel TV 3 is launching a third edition of the survival show "Expedition Robinson" from January 2002. At the beginning of October, the 14 expedition participants will set off for Malaysia with presenter Silvan Grütter and fight for victory and prize money over 45 days. Twice a week, they will decide who has to leave the tropical island. The show is being produced by TV 3 itself for the first time. The production company Lava TV was responsible for the first two seasons.
NZZ and FAZ establish job combination The Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) are forming an international advertising combination for job advertisements. According to the press release, the new combination is intended to offer "the optimal conditions for cross-border recruitment in the top management segment". The advertisements appear in the respective job advertisement sections of the two newspapers in the same way as if they were booked individually. The customer receives a combined discount of 7 percent on the individual rates. Leadermedia in Lausanne was commissioned to handle the order processing in Switzerland.
The French-speaking Swiss publishing house Edipresse has discontinued the weekly newspaper Tribune Mont-Blanc, which was launched only a year ago in the French border region. The last issue was published last Friday. The move was justified by the poor circulation trend: less than half of the planned 10,000 copies had been sold. With 3000 to 5000 copies, the title was not profitable, Edipresse's publishing delegate, Antoine Exchaquet, told Radio Suisse Romande. However, the idea is by no means definitely off the table. "It is not impossible that we will revive the project in a more ambitious form in the next few years," said Exchaquet. The Tribune Mont-Blanc was launched in the fall of 2000 by the Edipresse subsidiary Presse Publications France. It employed 20 people, including nine journalists. They are to find new jobs within the group or benefit from the redundancy plan.
