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In July, we’ll be back at Berlin’s Tech Open Air (TOA) festival, offering practical tips to technology businesses on how to use PR to raise awareness.
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Hallo from Berlin!
Earlier this month, Lizzie and I spent a few days working in the German capital. It was great to visit Fourth Day’s office and explore the city in our free time.
Berlin - still a cool kid, but is it time to grow up?
Following a visit to our Berlin office earlier this year, Xanthe Vaughan Williams shares her thoughts on how the city is flourishing into an exciting tech hub...
Are Berlin tech entrepreneurs leaving PR too late?
After attending two separate start-up events in Berlin last week, I was surprised at how little entrepreneurs think about their own PR early on.
What I've learnt after a week in Berlin
You may have heard, but nearly a year ago we opened up shop in Berlin – the latest stop on our way to world domination. You may also know that we love an office exchange...
Quandoo for Restaurants selects Fourth Day as UK and International PR partner
We're thrilled to be working with international restaurant booking platform Quandoo, managing thought leadership programmes across the UK, Germany and Australia
Cultural changes for PR success in Europe vs. the US
Xanthe offers some tips to help US companies connect more effectively with media on the other side of the pond.
What makes us different – PR in Germany
Doing PR, or Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, in Germany is quite different from anywhere else in the world. Kat talks us through some of the unique challenges of running PR campaigns in DACH.
Fourth Day turns 18
Fourth Day Public Relations is officially an adult. The team celebrated its 18th birthday recently with a cheers to the future and an exciting buzz in the air as we look forward to our 2020 offsite...
Say what?! International PR and the style conundrum
As experts in international PR, we know a thing or two about the challenges of communication across borders. From when not to call a German journo, to when it's OK to...