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, if and how these facts influence the way PR [...]
last modified April 1, 2011
Our latest comment for the well known German PR magazine PR Report was provided by Gergana Vassileva from GlobalCom’s Bulgarian partner United Partners in Sofia. The article was published in the recent issue of the magazine (see image) but we wanted to share the English language basis for the German article with you:
last modified March 30, 2011
Creativity and professionalism are paying off: KPRN network has been chosen as “Vice Champion” of all German Tourism PR agencies by more than 100 travel- and chief editors of daily newspapers, trade magazines, consumer magazines and online media and therefore ranked one place better than last year.
Since 19 years, the Tourism PR and media GbR [...]
last modified March 29, 2011
Well, if you’re working in advertising, the answer may be quite different than if you’re working in PR. According to a joint study by the Worldcom Public Relations Group and the Transworld Advertising Agency Network, public relations is taking the lead in social media, even according to ad execs themselves!
When evaluating work in the social [...]
last modified March 28, 2011
Last week Josep M. Iglesias talked about current trends and explained why creativity is an important part of Spanish PR – today he will give us an insight into general local differences of Spanish PR practices.
last modified March 31, 2011
As relief efforts are underway in Japan, social media is stepping up its role to provide ways for the international community to provide support. In this time of crisis, social media has truly proven its influence in connecting the world, creating important dialogue, and generating quick ways to donate.
last modified December 10, 2012
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 some insights into PR practices with a Spanish flavour.*
last modified March 17, 2011
… the St. Patrick’s day parade in Munich is the second largest one outside of Ireland – only the one in New York City is bigger !
Although I’d give extra points to Chicago for colouring their river green every year.
It was my first year of joining the event – must be a serious lack of PR.
last modified March 17, 2011
After giving us an insight into current trends today the Vero PR team reports on general local differences in PR and practices in Vietnam – communication with a South East Asian flavour.
last modified March 10, 2011
