Schawinski and Schäferkordt
Screen-up, formerly focused solely on TV, aims to establish itself as an indispensable audiovisual industry event.
The screen-up, formerly only on TV
also includes cinema and AdScreens and aims to develop into a
as an indispensable audiovisual industry event more and more
establish itself. This time it was extended to include a congress afternoon with seven
Events expanded. Previously organized by Cinecom and IP
Multimedia, this time Seven One Media Switzerland is also taking part.
"We hope that the new concept will enable us to match previous visitor numbers.
and to attract renowned customers with the high-caliber podium.
can attract," explains Mathias Luchsinger, Cinecom Managing Director
and member of the Screen-up steering group. The fact that SRG and Publisuisse
is not a headache for him, because the
Public service broadcasters had already positively evaluated their participation in 2006.
signaled. Luchsinger's vision: What the 3 Kings Conference means for the
Publishers, this is to be the screen-up for the audiovisual industry.
Michi Frank, head of IP Multimedia, together with Luchsinger and Gartmann the
third organizer, describes the intentions of the organizers: "We
want to update visitors, impart specialist expertise and present new trends.
show. We also invest good money in this." For Frank, the
event is clearly business-oriented and therefore not the platform for
political demands, for example with regard to the ongoing revision of the
Radio and Television Act.
The invited celebrities from the German-speaking television landscape include
this year Roger Schawinski (Sat 1), Anke Schäferkordt (RTL),
Christoph Bürge (Prima TV Romania) and the broadcasting directors of Pro-
Sieben, Kabeleins, RTL 2, Vox, Super RTL, M6 and MTV. To the opening
discuss under the patronage of the interest group electronic
Media (IGEM) marketers, regional broadcasters, agencies, clients and
Politicians commercial and political aspects of the Swiss
Television landscape.
The screen-up will take place on October 25 at the Abaton movie theater in Zurich's
Cinemax will take place. The program is available at www.screen-up.ch. (rw)
also includes cinema and AdScreens and aims to develop into a
as an indispensable audiovisual industry event more and more
establish itself. This time it was extended to include a congress afternoon with seven
Events expanded. Previously organized by Cinecom and IP
Multimedia, this time Seven One Media Switzerland is also taking part.
"We hope that the new concept will enable us to match previous visitor numbers.
and to attract renowned customers with the high-caliber podium.
can attract," explains Mathias Luchsinger, Cinecom Managing Director
and member of the Screen-up steering group. The fact that SRG and Publisuisse
is not a headache for him, because the
Public service broadcasters had already positively evaluated their participation in 2006.
signaled. Luchsinger's vision: What the 3 Kings Conference means for the
Publishers, this is to be the screen-up for the audiovisual industry.
Michi Frank, head of IP Multimedia, together with Luchsinger and Gartmann the
third organizer, describes the intentions of the organizers: "We
want to update visitors, impart specialist expertise and present new trends.
show. We also invest good money in this." For Frank, the
event is clearly business-oriented and therefore not the platform for
political demands, for example with regard to the ongoing revision of the
Radio and Television Act.
The invited celebrities from the German-speaking television landscape include
this year Roger Schawinski (Sat 1), Anke Schäferkordt (RTL),
Christoph Bürge (Prima TV Romania) and the broadcasting directors of Pro-
Sieben, Kabeleins, RTL 2, Vox, Super RTL, M6 and MTV. To the opening
discuss under the patronage of the interest group electronic
Media (IGEM) marketers, regional broadcasters, agencies, clients and
Politicians commercial and political aspects of the Swiss
Television landscape.
The screen-up will take place on October 25 at the Abaton movie theater in Zurich's
Cinemax will take place. The program is available at www.screen-up.ch. (rw)
