From the worlds smallest satellite antenna, through the first talking refrigerator, to state-of-the-art Blackberry cell phones - since the mid-nineties, we have been turning a host of innovative products into fascinating stories, and communicating these with great success ...
From the worlds smallest satellite antenna, through the first talking refrigerator, to state-of-the-art Blackberry cell phones - since the mid-nineties, we have been turning a host of innovative products into fascinating stories, and communicating these with great success. In so doing, we remain focused on taking these products and their complex technology, and creating an emotional experience within a credible setting that transcends classic PR and publications. For example, journalists attending the launch of a Siemens business cell phone suddenly found themselves in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the London Stock Exchange, while guests of the Panasonic press conference at the IFA Consumer Electronics Show were treated to an Olympic experience.
In reaching out to the media and end customers, we employ all modern communication channels at the interface between PR and marketing communication - print and electronic media, blogs, weblogs and feeds, animations and extensive content databases. The priority, however, is always the two key factors of contemporary PR: compelling content and powerful imagery.

