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Cleaner than a frog’s armpit – the joys of translation
Working in international PR, translations belong to our daily tasks. To make sure the content and correct meaning of articles, press releases or comments is transferred into another language we differentiate between translation and localization…
“Tops and Flops in global PR” – Wrap-up
In our interview series "Tops and Flops in global PR" we asked several PR consultants of our 70 partner agencies of the GlobalCom PR Network which PR topics and methods are especially successful in their respective markets and from which measures…
Czech Republic: Tops and flops in global PR
Today our series features Jan Hrabovský from Heretic PR, GlobalCom PR Network partner in the Czech Republic, who gives us some insights into “Tops and Flops” in the Czech market.
PR topics: tops and flops – what works best…
Tops and flops in global PR in the British healthcare market
Today our series features Pat Pearson from Firstlight PR, GlobalCom PR Network partner in the UK, who gives us some insights into “Tops and Flops” in the British healthcare market.
PR topics: tops and flops – what works best in your market?
The…
Tops and Flops in global PR for Germany
Today our series features Daniel Pohl from 360Concept, a GlobalCom PR Network partner in Germany, who gives us some insights into “Tops and Flops” in the German market.
PR topics: tops and flops – what works best in your market?
Our…
Tops and Flops in global PR for the Turkish market
Today our series features Jack Jacob of ProMedia GlobalCom PR Network partner in Turkey, who gives us some insights into “Tops and Flops” in the Turkish market.
PR topics: tops and flops – what works best in your market?
The common mistake…
Tops and Flops in the British market (with Duncan McKean)
Today our series features Duncan McKean, Account Director Telecoms at CCGroup, GlobalCom PR Network partner in the UK, who gives us some insights into “Tops and Flops” in the British market.
PR topics: tops and flops – what works best…
Lost in translation, Part 1 – Marketing and Communications in Europe: 10 Dos and Don’ts
Europe and China are home to some of the world’s oldest traditions. Each continent has a vibrant and expansive history and a myriad of different cultures, beliefs and demographics. The two continents have been trading for centuries, but as…
USA: Tops and Flops in global PR
Today our series features Greg Carney, Energy Practice Director of Merritt Group, GlobalCom PR Network’s partner PR agency in the USA - who gives us some insights into “Tops and Flops” in the US market.
PR Topics - Tops and Flops
Product…
Thailand: Tops and Flops in international PR
Today our series features Paphada Tuanghirunvimon of Vero PR - GlobalCom PR Network’s partner agency in Thailand - who gives us some insights into “Tops and Flops” in the Thai market.
PR topics: tops and flops – what works best…
Global PR Perspectives – Does Confucianism still work in Korean PR? (part 2)
Last week PR expert John Kim talked about the latest trends and changes in PR in Korea. In the second part of the interview you’ll find out how Confucius influences Korean PR and media.
* The series is based on phone or face-to-face interviews and written…
Sociable Argentina – Bloggers and social media are important to PR
Known to be very sociable and outgoing most Southern American regions welcomed Social Media with open arms. In Argentina the relationship-building and maintenance to bloggers and the monitoring of blogs and other social media meanwhile account…