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Edelman Berland Appoints Veteran Jonathan Wibberley

Edelman Berland has announced the appointment of Jonathan Wibberley as Senior Vice President of Edelman Berland. According to the announcement, Wibberley is to head up Edelman Berland’s new team in San Francisco.

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Edelman Hires Lex Suvanto as Managing Financial Director

Edelman public relations has just hired Lex Suvanto as managing director of Edelman Financial, effective effective today.

Previously the managing director of Abernathy MacGregor, Suvanto is tasked with building Edelman’s so-called special situations capability in New York and other U.S. markets. According to the news from the firm, he is to play a key role in growing financial communications practice for Edelman worldwide. Suvanto will report directly to Russell Dubner, president, Edelman, New York.

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Edelman Study: Does It Pave the Way to Total PR Solution?

Released today, and Edelman report dealing with ethical aspects of so-called sponsored content attempts to mitigate proper disclosure intersecting quality and even the future of online news journalism. Prepared by noted professional blogger and EVP/Global Strategy and Insights for Edelman, Steve Rubel, the report goes a long way toward beginning a discussion on what’s “next” for news, if not concrete solutions to the media’s revenue problems to come.

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Edelman Hired Veteran Jane Fields As UAE Chief

News yesterday from Edelman told of the firm’s hiring of executive Jane Fields as general manager of the firm’s United Arab Emirates (UAE) operations. According to the release Fields is to report to Robert Holdheim, CEO of South Asia, Middle East and Africa and is based in Abu Dhabi.

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Just Out: The Edelman Global Entertainment Study

Just out, over two thirds of respondents to the the 2013 “Edelman Global Entertainment Study” agree watching and sharing entertainment on the Internet increased each’s sense of global connection. Also highlighted in the findings of the Edelman paper were behavioral similarities and differences where consuming entertainment are concerned.