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Ad Alliance News: Neue Werbeformate und Kampagnen im September 2026

Ad Alliance kündigt neue Werbeformate an: Bumper Ad auf RTL+ erstmals auf Connected TV buchbar, Pause Ad im Streaming, sowie neue Kampagnen wie PUNKT 12 GENUSSKÜCHE und Product Placement bei DIE HÖHLE DER LÖWEN.

Ad Alliance News Übersicht – Neue Artikel vom 16. September 2026

Die News-Übersicht von Ad Alliance wurde aktualisiert. Neue Artikel umfassen 'Mehr Heimvorteil. Mehr Wirkung.' (DMEXCO 2026), 'Pause Ad: Eingebettet im richtigen Moment', 'Ihre perfekte Weihnachtsbühne bei PUNKT 12', 'Neue Perspektiven auf die Generation 50Plus' und 'Premiere bei DIE HÖHLE DER LÖWEN'.

Ad Alliance News Übersicht – 16. September 2026

Die News-Übersicht wurde aktualisiert: Neuer Top-Artikel zur DMEXCO 2026, neue Beiträge zu Pause Ad, Weihnachtsbühne bei PUNKT 12, Screenforce-Studie 50Plus und Premiere bei DIE HÖHLE DER LÖWEN. Zudem wurden ältere Artikel in der Liste verschoben.

Goldbach Group Restructures, Cuts Up to 35 Jobs in Audience-Media Fusion

Swiss ad marketer Goldbach Group is cutting up to 35 positions following the merger of its audience and media sales units. CEO Christoph Marty discusses the move in an interview, citing the need for leaner structures and agility in a changing media market. This is the third restructuring in three years, with over 110 positions eliminated since 2024. The company states no further measures are planned, but processes are continuously reviewed. The restructuring is backed by shareholders TX Group, RTL, and Seven.One.

• Goldbach Group eliminates up to 35 jobs due to fusion of audience and media marketing.
• Over 110 positions cut since 2024.
• Restructuring is backed by shareholders TX Group, RTL, and Seven.One.

Sat.1 Newstime to Run Social Justice Week

Sat.1's main newscast :newstime will dedicate the week beginning Monday, 3 August 2026, to social justice, running Monday–Friday with a different daily focus: City vs Country, Young vs Old, Men vs Women, Rich vs Poor, and East vs West. Reporter Elena Brächer opens the series from Prüm in Rhineland‑Palatinate, examining regional disparities and economic problems at the local hospital. Segments will also be available on the Joyn streaming service. ProSiebenSat.1 editor-in-chief Sven Pietsch said the series aims to illuminate different life realities and fulfil the broadcaster's editorial responsibility to support informed opinion-forming. :newstime is the cross-platform news brand of Seven.One Entertainment Group, produced in Unterföhring near Munich, and airs weekdays at 19:45.

• The Sat.1 newscast :newstime will run a thematic week on social justice starting Monday, 2026-08-03; episodes run Monday–Friday and are available on Joyn.
• Daily themes: Monday (City vs Country), Tuesday (Young vs Old), Wednesday (Men vs Women), Thursday (Rich vs Poor), Friday (East vs West).
• Reporter Elena Brächer will open the series reporting from Prüm, Rhineland‑Palatinate, including economic problems at the local hospital.

ProSiebenSat.1 to launch Sat.2 in early 2027

ProSiebenSat.1 will launch a new linear TV channel, Sat.2 — slogan "Wiedersehen macht Freude" — in early 2027, targeting primarily women and viewers aged 50+ with German scripted fiction and legacy Sat.1 brands (Der Bulle von Tölz, Kommissar Rex, Verliebt in Berlin). Ellen Koch is developing the channel; Chief Content Officer Henrik Pabst signalled the plan and described linear as “a supporting wall — but not the whole building.” Executives position Sat.2 as an ad-funded reach vehicle complementary to streaming, to be sold alongside Sat.1 via Seven.One Media within an expanded 7+1 linear portfolio, and it will be freely receivable across multiple platforms at launch. Reported by Horizont and DWDL, the move sits amid a re-linearisation trend: DWDL notes 30 niche channels reached a combined 32.3% share among 14–49 year‑olds last year.

• Sat.2 will launch in early 2027, branded "Wiedersehen macht Freude", and be freely receivable across multiple platforms at launch.
• Target audience is primarily female viewers and audiences aged 50+, with programming focused on German scripted series and legacy Sat.1 brands.
• Ellen Koch is developing the channel; Chief Content Officer Henrik Pabst publicly signalled the plan and framed linear as a supporting, but no longer sole, part of the portfolio.