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Barbara Yuste-- Why all social networks want us to watch stories

The "story" format popularised by platforms such as Instagram, although previously popularised by Snapchat, has been transferred to other networks such as Twitter and LinkedIn.

Our Digital Area Manager, Bárbara Yuste, analyses why all social networks are opting for ephemeral content in an article published in Verne.

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Barbara Yuste
Head of PROA's Digital Area

 

How to manage reputational scandals

Alberto Andreu, associate professor at the School of Economics and Business Studies at the University of Navarra, explains what reputational scandals are, what causes them and how they can be managed. "Companies have to work more organised by projects than by functions. Reputational risk occurs when...

Does artificial intelligence destroy jobs?

AI, robotics and automation in general have been having a severe effect on society in general and on the labour market in particular for decades. In the near future, work and the worker will cease to be one of the important productive forces that they are today. It has come...

Tessi Iberia Trusts Proa Comunicación with the Communication of its Innovation Event in Madrid

Tessi Iberia trusted the communication of its first event about innovation in Madrid with Proa Comunicación. They presented the tech startup accelerator, Pèpites Shaker, a different model based in transferring innovation from newly formed startups to larger companies. Proa Comunicación managed inviting press and media relations, achieving important impacts in...

Marketing outsourcing, the solution for businesses

In Spain, SMEs and the self-employed account for practically the entire business network. The so-called "startups" have received investment exceeding 1,200 million last year 2018 (9 times more than 8 years ago). There are many things that unite them all, but undoubtedly one of the most important is...

Workers: Optimists about the Future of Work

The BCG Henderson Institute and Harvard Business School presented Future Positive: How Companies Can Tap Into Employee Optimism to Navigate Tomorrow's Workplace, a research project detailing a global forecast based on the perceptions of 6,500 business leaders and 11,000 middle-skill workers about the future of work. During times in which...

The head of Sponsorship at Proa Comunicación talks about false sponsorship in El Confidencial

Pablo de Villota, head of Sponsorship at Proa Comunicación, has participated in an article published in El Confidencial, which deals with the controversial issue of false sponsorships in Formula 1. Regarding the case of Gene Haas, the businessman who decided to enter Formula 1, De Villota assures: "They made mistakes...

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