Topics: Media, Communication

  • Digital PR Awards - nominations now open

    For more than ten years, Mynewsdesk has been recognizing companies and organizations for their PR and communication work through the Digital PR Awards. This year, the competition is divided into a Nordic competitions open for customers from Sweden, Norway and Denmark, and a competition for the DACH region. Submit your nomination today!

  • Key takeaways from Digital Mynewsday 2020

    ​Mynewsday is over for now - and what a fantastic day! The speakers gave us a great dose of inspiration on trends and insights from the world of PR and communications.

  • Mynewsday 2020 - The end of the Mad Men Era

    ​At Mynewsday, Christina Knight will talk about how working with and implementing gender equality, inclusion and diversity in the advertising industry. It will not only change representation and the production of content as such, but also be beneficial to agency cultures, client and consumer relations and profitability for both brands and agencies.

  • Mynewsday is back!

    Mynewsday is one of the biggest industry gatherings for all marketers, PR professionals and communicators across the Nordics. This year’s Mynewsday will be held digitally and is free of charge.

  • New guide: How to work with media relations in 2020

    ​Media reporting in 2020 has been all about COVID-19 and only few other news has gotten attention. This has hugely affected the possibility of getting publicity for brands and organizations. Over the last couple of months, the demand for stories outside coronavirus grew stronger. This guide is aimed for PR professionals using this time to earn media coverage.

  • 2020 summer reads in PR and communication

    ​As most organizations run on low speed at the moment, employees who do work get the chance to catch up on what they rarely have time for otherwise. To help you gain insights and inspiration for new challenges coming up in fall, read on for our top content picks.

  • Prep your PR

    ​After an intense couple of months, summer is finally here! Something we have learned this spring is that extraordinary circumstances and events, such as Covid-19, will have a great impact on us as individuals, companies and the society as whole.

  • Webinar: 'Building Trust Through Communication During & Post COVID-19'

    ​Mynewsdesk launches the first of its 'post crisis planning' webinar series, in support of business and trade across all sectors. Now that countries are gradually preparing to emerge from lockdown in the coming weeks and months, what is your communication strategy to re-engage, and to proclaim you are fully open for business once again?

  • How to create a crisis communication plan

    ​The coronavirus has turned the world upside down and companies are struggling to handle the new reality. Many are forced to lay off employees and adjust their strategies to survive in these challenging times. With the need for communication being greater than ever, Mynewsdesk created a guide to help businesses develop their crisis communication plan.

  • New Content Head expands Mynewsdesk’s agency offerings

    Since being appointed the new Global Head of Content and Professional Services at Mynewsdesk before the summer, Anna Wemming has focused on widening the agency’s offerings to include strategy development and new education. “We want to take a bigger part in helping our customers use content marketing to reach their overall business goals,'' said Wemming.

  • Louise Barnekow appointed as Mynewsdesk’s CEO

    Louise Barnekow has been leading Mynewsdesk as interim CEO since the end of last year, and has now been appointed as CEO for the company. The change is effective as of September 2nd.

  • 9 out of 10 PR professionals struggle to gain valuable meaning and insights from data

    Ever since entering the digital era of communication, PR professionals and marketers have been drowning in data; and yet competencies in data literacy remain low. When assessing individual skills, only one out of ten PR professionals consider themselves as having a high level of data literacy, meaning that they can extract meaning and insights from data, while the rest struggle.

  • Only 1 in 5 can explain Artificial Intelligence

    Only 17 percent of professionals rate themselves as having a high level of data literacy, as reported in The Data-Driven Mindset Report, despite a growing demand for insights-based business development and artificial intelligence (AI). The data-driven advantage of companies starts with your employees.

  • The 10th Digital PR Awards - nominations now open

    For ten years, Mynewsdesk has been recognizing companies and organizations for their PR and communication work through the Digital PR Awards. In light of the 10th anniversary, the competition will be open to international participants in the Nordics. Submit your nomination today!

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