Press Releases

Please find below the latest Eurocom Press Releases.

PR Network Strengthens Global Reach with New Member Agencies in Latin America Eurocom Worldwide, the Global PR Network, is increasing its global reach with the addition of new member agencies in five Latin American countries. The PR network provides a global community for member agencies and clients to plan and execute international public relations activities with reliability and transparency based on the network's service level commitments. [more] 14/03/2010 Eurocom Worldwide's member agency in Ireland tops the most read technology stories in 2009 Two news releases developed by Eurocom Worldwide member agency Simpson Financial & Technology PR in Ireland have finished in two of the top three most read technology stories of 2009 on the Irish industry web site, IrishDev.com. The Dublin PR agency was the only firm to appear twice in the Top 10 most read stories. [more] 18/01/2010 PR Network Welcomes New Member Agencies in Denmark and Finland KommunikationsGruppen in Copenhagen and CommitCom in Helsinki have become the newest members of global alliance of independent communications agencies. [more] 29/06/2009 Mixed Attitudes to Corporate Blogging by Technology Executives - Eurocom Worldwide Survey A new survey of senior international technology executives finds mixed attitudes to corporate blogging. The survey by Eurocom Worldwide - the Global PR Network - in association with its member agencies worldwide finds that only a third (33%) of tech companies surveyed have a corporate blog. The majority (63%) do not. [more] 01/04/2009 Almost 50% of Tech Executives Expect to Increase Revenues in 2009 Despite Global Downturn Despite the global downturn almost half (46%) of senior executives in international technology companies expect to increase revenues in 2009 according to the latest Annual IT Confidence survey conducted by Eurocom Worldwide, the Global PR Network in association with its 30 individual member agencies around the world. However, the number forecasting increased revenues has fallen from 88% last year. [more] 05/03/2009 previous | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | next