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Russia, Ukraine, social media

Russian Word “дождь” Makes it Into Twitter’s Trending Topics

by Tetiana Bulakh | 1, Add your Comment Jul21 10

The casual and topical Russian word for rain, дождь, became a top mystery for Twitter users worldwide yesterday. The growingly hot weather in Eastern Europe was interrupted by a rainfall in region on Tuesday, July 20th. This event lead to the Cyrillic word “дождь”, which means rain, to instantly become one of the top Twitter trending topics. [...]

Bulgaria, social media

Facebook Café Offers Chance To Connect With Facebook Friends… Offline!

by Toni Stankova | 1, Add your Comment Jun17 10

A very interesting Facebook Cafe openned in Plovdiv Bulgaria, which invites online friends to meet offline, while ordering facebook-tributed food (e.g. farmville salad).

Digital PR, Greece, social media

Social Media as a Communication Tool – Is It Really That Important?

by Angela Kiofiri | 2, Add your Comment Mar18 10

With the world in the midst of a social media revolution, it is more than obvious that «the times are e-changing». And that agencies are facing a new, intriguing reality: Social media as a communication tool. Social networking sites are now seen as a promising means of publicity, which every ‘brand’ must embrace. But is [...]

Lithuania, Media, PR in Lithuania, Traditional Media, social media

It’s All About Creativity

by Diana Gedeikyte-Jakutiene | 0, Add your Comment Mar5 10

The economic recession is making PR people work much harder to get the same results as two or three years ago. Harder for us, PR experts, means not that we always have to work added overtime (although this, of course, happens too), but that we have to be even more creative than before. Well, perhaps [...]

PR General, Romania, social media

Trend-Hunters or Trend-Creators?

by Ruxandra Scortea | 0, Add your Comment Feb26 10

Communication people must keep an open mind as trends influence consumers’ behaviors. Here are some key trends for 2010 and the years to come as per trendwatching.com.

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