Issue 5/2006

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Head of the week Alexander Jaggy - the new partner of Jung von Matt. JobChange

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Opinion Jürg Altwegg knows what Prince Albert II's illegitimate son and the marriage of France's Interior Minister Sarkozy have in common. Editorial

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Living with Robbie Williams and Co. - Ruf Lanz brings the superstars into the living room for radio energy fans. Radio Ruf Lanz furnishes apartments for Radio Energy and its chart-toppers

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Striking PKZ In its 125th year, the fashion chain is once again focusing its advertising on posters. Fashion retail Dad can advertise. By Heart celebrates the 125th anniversary of the PKZ campaign without retro motifs.

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Interior design For Micasa, Wirz Advertising focuses on cars.

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Gastronomy Zurich's veggie temple HiltI moves to the stock exchange.

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Advertising trends Brand democratization revives the US advertising market. I am a buyer. I am an advertiser. Brand democratization in the name of mass individualization is driving the USA.

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New Campaigns

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Best of Print Cows, cheese and bananas - the winners of the print campaigns.

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Internet The financing of Swiss Internet research is causing concern everywhere.

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A mouthpiece L'Hebdo gives the people of the Parisian suburb of Bondy a voice. Weblogs L'Hebdo gives the Parisian suburb of Bondy a voice.

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US television The merger of the channels UPN (CBS) and WB (Warner) and its consequences for the hopefully young audience.

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Local TV stations The local channels in French-speaking Switzerland are growing, while their German-speaking Swiss counterparts are floundering.

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No scissors, no stone, lots of paper The paper industry invited visitors to the Paperworld 2006 trade fair. Paper I Paperworld 2006 - This is where suppliers and resellers from the office environment meet.

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Paper II Paper wholesalers do more than just deliver.

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Paper III Nothing seems more ephemeral than new substrates.

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Shortlist Beat Fritsch goes stalking under the guise of Tamedia's Media Talents Awards at Kaufleuten.

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