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Novell selects Westmark Information for PR in Sweden
The global IT company Novell (www.novell.com) has selected Westmark Information for strategic communication and PR activities in Sweden. Novell, Inc. (Nasdaq: NOVL) is a leader in Intelligent Workload Management and helps organizations securely deliver and manage computing services across physical, virtual and cloud computing environments.
24SevenOffice boosts its PR in Sweden
Stock listed 24SevenOffice has selected Westmark Information to increase its profile in Sweden. 24SevenOffice has focused extensively on the Swedish market over the past six months and today it represents 30 percent of all new sales. The company wants to become more visible and highlight its strategies for modern business systems.
Oriella PR Network expands with three new agencies
The Oriella PR Network, the alliance of communications agencies in 20 countries around the world, last month completed its first year of operation. New agency partners have been added in France and Poland during the year and several new marketing initiatives for 2008 are announced.
PR will boost interest for mobile video services
Ironroad, a Swedish mobile services company, is now focusing on strategic communications and PR together with Westmark Information. The objective is to increase the visibility of the company and the interest for new mobile services such as gaming, chat, karaoke and dating on 3G mobile phones.
Client case studies
Sweden attracts companies of all sizes who want to expand their business to the Nordic region. The Swedish market is well established, the infrastructure is stable and the majority of the people are regarded as technology savvy. The Nordic region is at the same time diverse and the culture and business environment differs between the four Nordic countries Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway.
Magdalena Höglund, communications consultant
I work as an independent communications consultant and have a broad PR and marketing experience.
Interesting reading in the ”European Digital Journalism Study 2009”
The Oriella PR Network, the alliance of communications agencies in 20 countries around the world, today launches The European Digital Journalism Survey 2009 – a pan-European insight into how the digitisation of media has changed the working practices of the journalist and also the effects of the recession on the industry. A total of 354 journalists were polled from across the national, trade, regional and broadcast media from Belgium, France, Germany, Holland, Spain, Sweden and the UK.