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Media training: Is it really essential?
The straightforward answer is that media training isn't necessary for everyone. If you inherently excel at interviews, grasp what journalists are thinking, remain calm under pressure, and know exactly what to convey in the brief moments you…
„Home or Office?“ – a discussion about our Workplace today and in the future
Our colleagues Markus and Rebecca recently discussed if offices still match the zeitgeist, to what extent New Work influences the relationship to customers and how they imagine the workplace in twenty years. As co-founder of Communication…
How Vietnamese and American PR practitioners perceive the use of social media in crisis communication
In Vietnam, social media has become one of the most popular communication platforms. Despite the powerful effect of social media in conditioning a crisis, and the trend to integrate social media into crisis management strategies in many countries, Vietnamese…
Serbia – Region Summary 2018 (Part of the Summary of Eastern Europe Market)
Market Landscape
What are the “hottest sectors” for start-ups?
The gaming industry and software and IT solutions, as well as providing solutions in connecting internal and public datasets to accelerate research and development.
What…
Poland – Region Summary 2018 (Part of the Summary of Eastern Europe Market)
Market Landscape
What are the major corporations across sectors that have decision-making units based in the region?
Only a few years ago, most of the decision-making units for the EMEA region were located in Germany or Great Britain. In…
USA 2013: Big Data und IT-Sicherheit sorgen für PR-Nachfrage
Heute beantwortet unser auf für B2B Technologie-Themen spezialisierter Kollege Tom Rice aus den USA die drei Fragen zu Eindrücken aus der PR-Branche und den Medien, die wir unseren PR Teams rund um die Welt gestellt haben.
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USA 2013: Big Data and IT security drive PR demand
Today Tom Rice answers the three questions about Media and PR impressions in 2013 that we asked our PR consultants around the world from the perspective of a US PR specialist specializing in B2B technology PR and general B2B markets:
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Denmark 2013: Strategic Communication on the Right Track
Lars Jørgensen gives his view on the strategic PR. The Danish PR business is on the right track in the aftermath of the global financial crisis, he says. This is a short interview meant to scope out some local views regarding public relations…
Dubai 2013: The United Arab Emirates are back in Business
Moving further to the east this week our blog team talked to PR expert Mohammed El Batta of our Dubai based PR team. As before, we ask about the global recession, the portrayal of Dubai in the media and some examples of countries that stand…
France 2013: Shortend Communication Budgets Favour PR
This week our colleague Marine shares her view of the year 2013 with us and answers the three questions we asked our colleagues around the world. We talk about the global recession, how public relations firms are dealing with the new demand…
Finland 2013: A tendency for PR sprints instead of long-term strategy and a growing demand for global PR
Two weeks ago Sergej Trofimenko from Russia reported on trends influencing PR and media in 2013. This week we will take a look on Northern and Northeastern Europe. Jukka Laikari offers a short glance at impressions from Finland.
1. How…
Russia 2013 – the PR market is still growing, but the future looks a bit more difficult
Last week Josep M. Iglesias from Barcelona gave us some impressions on current trends in the PR market in Spain. This time Sergej Trofimenko reports on the situation in Russia.
1. How did the global recession affect the demand for PR in…