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Attackera Hires Timo Müller for AI Visibility

Zurich-based digital agency Attackera has appointed Timo Müller as Head of Organic Growth, a newly created role focused on integrating traditional SEO with Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) to enhance brand visibility in AI-driven search systems like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. Müller, who started on September 21, previously led the Search, Social Media, and Programmatic Advertising teams at Mediaschneider. His experience also includes a partnership at MIK Group and co-founding the digital agency Gobox. The move underscores a growing industry trend where agencies are adapting to the rise of AI-powered search, moving beyond conventional Google rankings to ensure brands are recommended by AI chatbots. Attackera, which has been part of the digital marketer Audienzz since fall 2024, aims to expand its service portfolio in digital advertising, data analysis, and strategic consulting with this new offering.

• Timo Müller started as Head of Organic Growth at Attackera on September 21, 2026.
• The new department focuses on combining SEO with Generative Engine Optimization (GEO).
• Müller previously led Search, Social Media, and Programmatic Advertising at Mediaschneider.

NZZ Appoints Corine Blesi to Executive Board

Swiss media company NZZ is reorganizing its commercial operations by separating the subscription business (user market) from the advertising market. From October 1, Corine Blesi will lead the new 'NZZ Experience' division, which bundles advertising, events, and partnerships, and will join the executive board. The user market, focusing on subscription growth in Switzerland and Germany, will be led by a new hire, with Roman Bretschger serving as interim head. CEO Felix Graf stated the reorganization aims to focus on the different growth opportunities of the two business fields. Blesi, who has led NZZ Connect's conference business since 2021, will also oversee NZZ Academy, NZZ Live, Audienzz, and NZZone.

• NZZ separates subscription business from advertising market.
• Corine Blesi to lead new 'NZZ Experience' division and join executive board from October 1.
• NZZ Experience bundles advertising, events, partnerships, and related commercial activities.

«Schweiz am Wochenende» bleibt die grösste Zeitung der Schweiz

CH Media announces that «Schweiz am Wochenende» remains the largest newspaper in Switzerland.

CH Media übernimmt «Radio Swiss Pop»

CH Media übernimmt «Radio Swiss Pop» (17. September 2026). Zudem: Zwei Tage Festivalfieber und beste Stimmung am Argovia Fäscht 2026 (6. September 2026) und CH Media bündelt ihre acht nationalen Free-TV-Sender unter der Marke 3+ (27. August 2026).

CH Media and Digris Acquire SRG Music Radio Stations

Swiss public broadcaster SRG has approved the sale of its three non-stop music radio stations. Radio Swiss Pop will be acquired by CH Media effective January 5, 2027, while Radio Swiss Classic and Swiss Jazz will be taken over by Digris AG in July 2027. Both buyers commit to maintaining the stations' musical and content direction for at least two years, including at least 50% Swiss music content and distribution via DAB+, streaming, and cable. The sale is part of SRG's 'Enavant' transformation project to address budget cuts. CH Media, with the addition of Radio Swiss Pop, will operate five music specialty stations. The purchase price remains confidential. The deal follows a prior failed attempt in 2020-2021 when BNJ Suisse backed out.

• SRG's board approved the sale of Radio Swiss Pop, Swiss Classic, and Swiss Jazz.
• CH Media will acquire Radio Swiss Pop effective January 5, 2027.
• Digris AG will acquire Radio Swiss Classic and Swiss Jazz effective July 2027.