'PR Voice' is out

The January-June issue of PR Voice published by Dr. C.V. Narasimha Reddi is out. The online version can be viewed and downloaded here. 

Good opportunity to interact with some of the leading PR professionals in Hong Kong. 

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June 27th 2013 • Harbour Grand Hotel Hong Kong In two weeks, leaders of PR will come together at the inaugural PR360Asia conference to discuss the future of the industry and determine new strategies to navigate the changed landscape of communications in Asia. Hosted by Campaign Asia-Pacific, and in association with PRWeek, this new invitation-only event will investigate and examine topics such as the new meaning of PR, brands as content creators, the need for an improved consideration of internal communications and what impact data and technology will have on the profession. For full programme, speakers and detailed information on the conference, click here. Speakers Ahmer Ashraf Pfizer Roma Balwani Mahindra Group Napolean Biggs Gravitas Group David Blecken Campaign Asia-Pacific David Brain Edelman Ali Bullock Dow Jones Rachel Catanach Fleishman Hillard Rene Co Procter & Gamble Jim Erickson Alibaba Group Marion McDonald Ogilvy Public Relations Adam Najberg The Wall Street Journal Asia Bob Pickard Andrew Pickup Microsoft Emma Richards Waggener Edstrom Ian Rumsby Weber Shandwick Christian Schubert BASF Group Atifa Silk Campaign Asia-Pacific Karen Tam Harbour City Georgette Tan MasterCard Josie Taylor Wilde Asia and more… Stephen Thomas AIA Adrian Toy Puma Mark Walters KPMG Click here for full speaker list Follow Us Powered by Do the fundamentals of traditional PR no longer apply? Has social media completely altered the way we do business and essentially made traditional PR defunct? What do clients really want from their agency partners? What are the advantages of brand journalism? Have your say on these and other issues by joining the conversation #PR360Asia Partners Talent Partner Brands Attending For more information on the summit, please log on to www.pr360.asia or contact Arun Kumar on arun.kumar@haymarket.asia For Sponsorship and Supporter related enquiries, contact Nicola Clarke on nicola.clarke@haymarket.asia Organised by In association with       This message was sent to: info@corepr.com. You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to a Haymarket Media publication. To unsubscribe from Haymarket Media promotional emails, please Click Here.  Copyright © 2013 Haymarket Media Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

How to bring India and Pakistan together?

Despite the so-called differences between India and Pakistan, and ongoing political tussel, people on both sides of the border share many commonalities. And when they meet, there is total bonhomie and celebrations.  And abroad, there are numerous stories of citizens of both the countries living together in friendship and helping each other out.
Coca Cola in its recent campaign took the route of celebrating this commonality with a campaign for peace between the two countries. Watch this well-executed campaign video.

How to bring India and Pakistan together?

Is peace possible? Especially, when it comes to India and Pakistan? But is it possible to bring two countries together? There may be many sceptics but we do indeed, just as human beings, share many commonalities with people around the globe.  What disrupts peace is communication gap alone. Communication, which at times is distorted, convoluted, supressed, or simply misrepresented.
Coca Cola took the not-so-uncommon route of accentuating the commonalities, but a well-executed campaign.  Watch this video.