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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…
The Czech Republic becomes more and more attractive for international companies and as a gateway to the East
The demand for professional PR support by local PR consulting experts in the Czech Republic is growing as Eastern Europe becomes an increasingly attractive market for international companies. Learn more about current communication trends in…
Efficient ultilization of online channels to reach Finnish media and readers (Global PR Perspectives)
Finland is the country where Angry Birds, Linux, sms-messages and Nokia were born. It is a country of woods, 1500 km of Russian border, over 100,000 lakes and 5.3 million people living on an area which is close to the size of France. Read today,…
Creativity and flexibility are key to successful PR in Spain
Spanish people are considered to be very communicative anyway, in the design oriented Spanish cities such as Barcelona creativity and flexibility can be a huge success factor for PR and communication activities. PR expert Josep M. Iglesias shares…
Thinking outside the (Vietnamese PR) box – Global PR Perspective
Our global PR interview series is featuring Vietnam this week: The communication specialists of VERO Public Relations are giving us an insight into the general development of PR and current media and communication trends. Recent PR examples…
Even if it hurts, just write “Ikea” instead of “IKEA”, recommends Swedish PR expert Jan Ståhlberg
In our PR series today Swedish PR expert Jan Ståhlberg, shares some insights on current local PR and communications trends in the land of elks and IKEA.*
1. What is the latest trend (change) in PR you have identified in your region?
Jan Ståhlberg:…
Traditional media still dominate the Japanese market but new communication channels are catching up (Global PR Perspectives)
This week our series on international PR will visit Japan. Tadahisa Kimura, General Manager at GlobalCom’s partner agency Kyodo Public Relations in Tokyo, informs about current trends in media and PR in Japan. Online and social media are becoming…
Don’t go “off the record” in Italy but learn how to creatively combine Social Media and traditional PR
Learn how the financial crisis influenced PR practices in Italy, how to intelligently integrate social media and classical press release distribution to fulfill the needs of today’s media professionals in Italy in our international PR series…
Denmark, a small country with a big appetite for social media – local insights
Today our PR interview series is visiting Denmark. According to the map we posted some weeks ago, many people associate “Danish” with nice pastry. In terms of PR the little Nordic country has developed a taste for online communication, social…
Q&A with Ben Munoz of Social Enterprise BensFriends.org
We’ve done a lot of great interviews for PR Nonsense—from Red Mango to Chatfé to Boloco. Now up: Ben Munoz, founder of BensFriends.org, a social enterprise dedicated to providing safe and supportive online patient communities for anyone…
India in the PR spotlight – trends and insights from a complex and textured culture
Our PR interview series* will visit India today: in our latest interview with Xavier Prabhu, Founder and Chief Mentor of the Indian communication group Businesshubs, you will learn why PR is highly localized in India (as all well-executed international…
Global PR Perspectives – Interview about PR practices in the No. 1 Internet nation worldwide!
In our global PR series*, today’s interview shows that PR in the Middle Kingdom is still an adventurous task, especially given that the role of media still differs from the one in other markets. Do you want to learn more about the No. 1 Internet…