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Survey: European Communication Monitor 2011
The European Communication Monitor 2011, which provides in-depth analyses of trends and developments in communications, is the largest international survey of communications professionals of its kind across Europe. Now in its fifth year, the study is run by professors from 11 renowned universities within the framework of European Public Relations Education and Research Association (EUPRERA), together with the European Association of Communication Directors (EACD) and Communication Director magazine. The findings are based on replies from 2,209 participants from 43 European countries which were obtained during March 2011.
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Survey: European Communication Monitor 2010
The European Communication Monitor 2010 was run in cooperation with EUPRERA and Communication Director Magazine, and collated the data collected from nearly 2,000 PR professionals from across 46 countries in March 2010. It answers the most pressing questions within the communications field, and compares the figures obtained with those over the past years to create a picture of how the European communications industry has developed, as well as projections for how it will continue to develop over the coming years.
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Survey: European Communication Monitor 2009
The European Communication Monitor 2009 was run by professors from 11 renowned universities within the framework of European Public Relations Education and Research Association (EUPRERA), together with the European Association of Communication Directors (EACD) and Communication Director Magazine. It collates the data collected from PR professionals across 34 countries, which was obtained during May 2009.
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Survey: European Communication Report 2008
The European Communication Report 2008 was the result of a survey conducted in cooperation between The European Association of Communication Directors (EACD) and the renowned Institute for Media and Communication Management at the University of St. Gallen, led by its director, Prof. Dr. Miriam Meckel. The survey, which was the basis for the European Communication Report, was conducted over a period of months, and gathered data from almost 1,500 communication professionals from all over Europe. The results provide insight into the backgrounds, working conditions, needs and ideas of the individuals who made up the communication community at that time.
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Survey: European Communication Report 2007
According to this EACD Study published at the European Communication Summit, men and women have equal career opportunities within the communication profession - there were as many females in leading communication positions as males. Although there were no significant gender differences regarding hierarchical job positions, women overall tended to earn lower salaries than their male colleagues. These were two of the central results from the survey "European Communication Report 2007", compiled from the responses of 1,200 leading communication professionals across Europe.
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