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by Andrea Costa The British daily “The Guardian”, whose Education section is always a source of excellent analysis, came out with a very fine article in December which I would recommend to all EUPRIO members worth their salt. Despite its obvious focus on Britain’s situation (England’s, to be precise), it

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We all like to wear many hats, but I wonder whether in the future research and journalism won’t be standard skills that every person learns regardless of their profession? Today, a person can claim that they are one or the other, largely because knowledge is still locked up in ‘ivory

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Hello EUPRIOans! Welcome to your new website! For those whom I have not yet met, my name is Atticus Mullikin and I’m the not-so-new EUPRIO web content manager. I work at Maastricht University for Denis Ancion (whom some of you might know from his publicity stills ?). I’m an American

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by Andrea Costa I know what you think. “Another university blog?”, soon followed by “And where do I find the time for reading it?” Well, you would be right of course. But as far as we know there is no other blog in Europe specifically dedicated to university communication, and

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From EUPRIO President Paolo Pomati During the recent Prague conference, seeking new partners was a strong part of the new EUPRIO strategy. Our principal targets are the other European organisations that share our objectives and cover the same issues – higher education in particular. Partners will help us to gain

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The 2011 EUPRIO Award for ‘Outstanding communication vision, practices and work in European higher education’ was shared between three winners because of the high quality of entries. The Awards are a highlight of the annual conference of the 600-strong European Universities Public Relations and Information Officers (EUPRIO) association. This year’s

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