A serious threat to international press freedom
“Radio Free Europe” and “Voice of America” are the only independent sources of news in many countries. Now the stations’ funding is in danger.
“Radio Free Europe” and “Voice of America” are the only independent sources of news in many countries. Now the stations’ funding is in danger.
With the upcoming construction of the Mattertal Tunnel between Täsch and Zermatt, open up is supporting the stakeholder communication of the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway in a project that will have an impact far beyond national borders.
This concept describes how once marginal ideas gradually become debatable, accepted, and eventually dominant in public opinion. This dynamic is leveraged in politics, in the media and even in business to shape perceptions and debate, often without us even realising it. As public relations specialists, it is our duty to remain vigilant.
Cliff divers leave their audience in awe with their performances. Together with our clients and partners, we want to continue creating moments like these through our communication in 2025.
Bringing Sustainability Closer: Explore how businesses can humanize ESG communication to inspire action and connect meaningfully with their audiences.
Whether they depict historic situations like the attempt on Donald’s Trump’s life or major global events such as the Olympics, images that capture special moments and emotions remain in our minds for years and shape our collective memory. To make an impression these days, they should be memeable.
If you want to do successful media relations in Switzerland, quality and cultural under-standing are required.
Every year, we meet with our clients, partners, and friends, emphasizing our belief that people are at the heart of everything we do, not just in terms of communication. On June 13, we gathered once again. The evening was filled with joyful moments, engaging discussions, and culinary delights.
Introducing collaborative tools is like pineapple on a pizza: a culture shock that you have to get used to.
Encounters with unfamiliar manners provide food for thought. Do we have anything to learn from the formality of Japan?