The media relations challenge in Southeast Asia can be exacerbated if the region's many different realities are ignored, says Haikel Fahim.
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Why one-size-fits-all PR campaigns for SEA often miss the mark
Why one-size-fits-all PR campaigns for SEA often miss the mark
The media relations challenge in Southeast Asia can be exacerbated if the region's many different realities are ignored, says Haikel Fahim.
Five reasons not to cut your communications budget
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WPP global comms boss Chris Wade steps down
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The devastating comms impact of a Trumpian social-media age
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Sales growth is now a benchmark for PR agencies in China
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Kaizzen goes global in a bid to redefine real-time communications worldwide
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WongDoody’s Grace Francis and Jamie Mancini depart
They served as global chief creative and design officer and executive creative director and global brand PR lead, respectively.
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Wall Street Journal names new Asia editor
Deborah Ball replaces Andrew Dowell, who will now oversee the Middle East bureau after over seven years in Asia.
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'Connecting all the dots': The rise of corporate affairs in-house and at agencies
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The habits of highly effective women
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IBM lays off comms, marketing staff
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Accenture appoints Rachel Frey as head of corporate communications
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Coca-Cola hires Meta's Katherina Jawaharlal to lead global corporate, brand PR
She previously built and ran Meta’s partnership communications team.
Journalists and PR people don’t have to be friends, but we rely on each other
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