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Pingu and the Emergence of Merchandising within Swiss Public Service Television Cover

Pingu and the Emergence of Merchandising within Swiss Public Service Television

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Open Access
|Dec 2025

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Figure 1

Sibylle von Flüe (text), Tony Wolf (ill.) and Madeleine de Couët (tans.), Pingu l’artiste [Pingu is an artist] (Zurich : Éditions Silva, 1991).

Figure 2

“Puzzle Pingu”, Editoy, SRG SSR, 1990.

Figure 3

Construire 38, September 19, 1990, 52 (available: here).

Figure 4

Post card “Pingu fliegt Swissair”, Editoy, SRG SSR, 1993.

Figure 5

Michael Jakob, Pingu: Meine Welt. Ein Pingu-Buch für die grossen Pingu-Fans [Pingu: My World. A Pingu Book for the Big Pingu Fans] (Aarau/Frankfurt am Main/Salzburg: Verlag Sauerländer, 1995, 13 (available: here).

Figure 6

Michael Jakob, Pingu: Meine Welt. Ein Pingu-Buch für die grossen Pingu-Fans [Pingu: My World. A Pingu Book for the Big Pingu Fans] (Aarau/Frankfurt am Main/Salzburg: Verlag Sauerländer, 1995, 14 (available: here).

Figure 7

Michael Jakob, Pingu: Meine Welt. Ein Pingu-Buch für die grossen Pingu-Fans [Pingu: My World. A Pingu Book for the Big Pingu Fans] (Aarau/Frankfurt am Main/Salzburg: Verlag Sauerländer, 1995, 14 (available: here).

Figure 8

David Hasseloff, “Pingu Dance”, BMG Ariola, 1993 (available: here).

Figure 9

Brückenbauer 47, November 22, 1995, 66–67 (available: here).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18146/view.384 | Journal eISSN: 2213-0969
Language: English
Page range: 1 - 19
Published on: Dec 31, 2025
Published by: Sound & Vision
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