How ProSiebenSat.1 Pulse 4 became the digital media and e-ventures house.
Michael Stix is a member of the Executive Board of the leading Austrian private TV Group ProSiebenSat.1 PULS 4 and is responsible for sales, revenue, distribution, digital and ventures. After graduation in law, he completed 2 postgraduate studies. He graduated with a Master of Business Law (MBL) of SMBS in Salzburg. After that he studied at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland and California State University at Berkeley in the USA, completing a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
Old business models are becoming obsolete and new opportunities are emerging. According to Profitability and Sustainability, Datability is now a benchmark for companies.
Rudolf Klausnitzer studied journalism and communication theory in Salzburg. For almost 10 years he was the leader of the successful Austrian radio station Ö3, where he created and moderated the Ö3 morning show. In 1987, Klausnitzer took over the management and program management of SAT1, and was entrusted in 1989 as Program Director with the construction of the German pay TV station PREMIERE. In both positions he was involved in leading the design of new formats and program strategies. In 2002, Klausnitzer was appointed the Chairman of the Management Board of NEWS. During his consulting practice as a corporate adviser Klausnitzer focused on the design and digital communications agency DMC, in broadband/Internet and digital technologies. In March 2013 he published his book Das Ende des Zufalls - wie Big Data uns und unser Leben vorhersagbar macht.
How ProSiebenSat.1 Pulse 4 became the digital media and e-ventures house.
Old business models are becoming obsolete and new opportunities are emerging. According to Profitability and Sustainability, Datability is now a benchmark for companies.