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To Twitter or not to Twitter: use of digital tools in public affairs
Last week saw Fleishman-Hillard host a panel debate on the use of digital tools in public affairs and politics at the European Public Affairs Action Day. The videos of the contribution of our three sp… more →
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To Twitter or not to Twitter: use of digital tools in public affairs
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fhbrussels wrote 1 week ago: Last week saw Fleishman-Hillard host a panel debate on the use of digital tools in public affairs an … more →
eat. write. give: The ladies of Sac Foodies serve up good eats for a good cause
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sacfhoodies wrote 3 weeks ago: This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Sacramento opening of Fleishman-Hillard. To commemorate … more →
Register now for European Public Affairs Action Day - 30 November
fhbrussels wrote 1 month ago: Further to our recent post our blogs stats show a veritable stampede of readers (ok, 40 or so… … more →
US and EU after Lisbon - Sir Christopher Meyer
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fhbrussels wrote 1 month ago: Former UK Ambassador to the US and current Fleishman-Hillard’s International Advisory Board me … more →
Eat. Write. Give.
sacfhoodies wrote 1 month ago: ‘Tis the season for turkey and all of the trimmings, holiday shopping and celebrating with family an … more →
2010 PR Grad Schemes
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Ben Cotton wrote 1 month ago: I was thinking the other day what would have made my life easier in my final year at university. Lo … more →
21% of MEPs use twitter - according to us and someone else
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fhbrussels wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia Counting the number of MEPs that use online tools to communicate is not a bad wa … more →
Why Startup PR Is Great for Recent Grads
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msoto wrote 1 month ago: The answer is simply – that they’re so much alike. Startups (the term chiefly pertains to the … more →
Marketing to Moms: Ten Things You Need to Know
Jamie Dunham wrote 1 month ago: There I was – my first year to attend the M2Moms conference in Chicago. There was more information p … more →
Saudi Arabia unveils co-ed 'House of Wisdom'/Postcards from Saudi Arabia: The KAUST inauguration
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globalhighered wrote 2 months ago: Editor’s note: this entry (which consists of two parts, one brief survey of themes, and one in … more →
Fleishman-Hillard - October 8, 2009
laurakschroeder wrote 2 months ago: We are very lucky to have three amazing communications professionals from Fleishman-Hillard (and the … more →
Presenting Sandra Wills Hannon, market research expert
Mary Fletcher Jones wrote 3 months ago: Sandra Wills Hannon Sandra Wills Hannon is a guest on Conversations in Public Relations. Sandra Will … more →
Tweeting for a Job
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Danny Cox wrote 4 months ago: As Twitter continues its seemingly unstoppable progression towards world domination, I find that as … more →
EU lobbying scene not quite ready for next generation PR
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The Lobby wrote 5 months ago: On Saturday Claire Cain Miller of the New York Times published an article that has made the rounds o … more →
Public affairs views from around the world
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fhbrussels wrote 5 months ago: As part of our recent global public affairs practice meeting here at Fleishman-Hillard, we managed t … more →
What is Public Affairs? Some thoughts from a global perspective
fhbrussels wrote 5 months ago: Image via Wikipedia This last week saw our latest Global Public Affairs Leadership meeting here in B … more →
Ordinary mortals are more than welcome
fhbrussels wrote 6 months ago: The new AER superhero is not required to be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound – Im … more →
Regulators, consumers or industry - Who will be the future privacy king?
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rosiew wrote 6 months ago: As you might have seen from a recently published note by FH , privacy is Brussels’ new catch phrase … more →
65% of MEPs consult Wikipedia at least twice a week. So what?
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fhbrussels wrote 6 months ago: In our recent survey of the online habits of Members of the European Parliament there were a number … more →
