On Tuesday 8th March, International Women’s Day (http://www.internationalwomensday.com) was celebrated around the world. Flowers or other presents were given by family, friends co-workers and by companies, National Holidays were observed, big and small events took place and women were the focus of attention (which we all like!). There is no standard way of celebrating it [...]
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Action Celebrates 100 Years Of International Women’s Day
Russia, Ukraine, social media
Russian Word “дождь” Makes it Into Twitter’s Trending Topics
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. [...]
Media, Traditional Media, Ukraine, social media
Is a Head Chef Needed for Making Hamburgers?
The Blogpaper vs Traditional Media The first issue of the Blogpaper was distributed in London on November 20th 2009 by theblogpaper.co.uk news community. This project is aimed at providing an opportunity for bloggers, photographers and young journalists to reach new audiences. Also, the paper is supposed to give a weekly overview of the most important [...]
PR General, Ukraine
Top 15 Movies as PR Case Studies
Following the blog post ‘PR for Darth Vader’ from my colleague Ribal Dayekh(@ribalo) from our UAE office, I would like to share with you my list of movies recommended for PR professionals. 1. ‘Wag the Dog‘ (1997) with Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman is a classic PR must-see movie for any person involved in [...]
Ukraine, social media
To Tweet or Not to Tweet?
To tweet or not to tweet?
Facebook became a popular entertainment for people and an effective tool for companies. And at the point where personal and corporative interests are overlapping some misunderstandings can appear. The most recent case in Britain proved that even a dangerous crash can occur at such crosspoint
