Page 8 - Flow Communications News Today

Social media has redefined the way we communicate, brought greater access to information and shone a light on trends that shape culture like never before.

Instead of sitting around wringing their hands, each stitcher set to work on a piece of self-designed handwork that would eventually come together to become the project’s incredibly moving Covid-19 Resilience Tapestry – depicting the people of Hamburg’s dogged will to survive in the face of unspeakable calamity.

The buzzword for 2023 when it comes to communications, marketing and public relations is artificial intelligence and it seems that everyone is talking about ChatGPT, its benefits and threats.

Daya Coetzee is an account director at Flow Communications. Her academic qualifications include a BA in journalism and psychology, an Honours Degree in features writing and photojournalism from Rhodes University and a MA in performance art and film from WITS. Her practical experience in PR and management ranges over a variety of sectors: print, broadcast & out-of-home media, marketing research, finance, DIY, magazine & book publishing, business administration, fine art, photography, NGO&...

With Covid-19, came a flood of new telehealth (virtual consulting) healthcare solutions, exposing more patients to its benefits and features...

The Media Online’s weekly round up of people, account and business moves in media.

The internet is an ever-evolving beast and we’re now into what is seen as its third major iteration: Web3. But what does this mean, and what impact will it have on our lives? Grant McMullin, the technical team lead at Flow Communications has some insight. The original iteration of the World Wide Web, Web 1.0, […]

One of the most common social anxiety disorders is the fear of public speaking, or glossophobia. Ayanda Siswana and Alison MacDonald offer solutions.

The internet is an ever-evolving beast and we’re now into what is seen as its third major iteration: Web3. But what does this mean, and what impact will it have on our lives?

If you want to improve your brand’s visibility and promote your products or services, don’t make them the centrepiece of your marketing strategy.