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The Kaleidoscope of Asia

author"s portrait Asia Pacific is home to an economic and cultural diversity that presents unique opportunities and difficulties to communicators. Christof Ehrhart explains how DHL grapples with the challenges of talking to varied audiences.

The Elasticity of English

author"s portrait Words mean what the culture wants them to mean, writes Renata Cosby. So be sure to take this into account when communicating in English to different international markets.

Cold Times for America’s Ethnic Media

author"s portrait Ron Childs contends that while the ethnic press is being hit by convulsions in the wider media landscape, journalists and public relations practitioners are finding new ways to survive and prosper.

Context is Everything

author"s portrait Rapidly expanding Abu Dhabi airline Etihad has had little problem making the headlines. The main Public Relations challenge, writes Iain Burns, is conveying the strategic context for its investment.

Sweden’s Local Politicians Gain Public Respect

author"s portrait Monica Björklund Aksnes reveals how a carefully planned Swedish communications campaign is improving the image of politicians up and down the country.

A Sustained Focus on Sustainability

author"s portrait Tougher economic times could push corporate responsibility further down the business agenda. However, Neil Bayley believes that sustainability will continue to be of major importance.
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