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The EU expects all public sector websites to meet its regulations on digital accessibility. These rules aim to make web content accessible to everyone, regardless of the medium they use (e.g. desktop browser, mobile phone, etc.) or the context (e.g. hands-free, etc.).

As a script writer and researcher I often need to preserve someone else’s voice when telling their story. Be it technical or cultural, capturing the essence of a project while translating its details into everyday language can be a tricky balance. A focus on the human interest keeps it all together as the script passes from writer to editor to director!

As providers of top-quality communication products and services, we at ESN always look to bolster our expertise and quality. Certifications are evidence of our thorough environmental management and internal quality assurance procedures, so I’m proud to write that our ISO certifications have now been renewed following a recent audit.

In a global society, social media cannot help but be multilingual. Reaching and engaging an audience, in Europe especially, is like walking a tightrope. Communicators find themselves torn between trying to reach a broad audience – by using different languages – and focusing their message to engage the right stakeholders. So how can social media professionals have their cake and eat it?

There’s no doubt about it: the Internet is growing faster and faster – doubling in size every two years – and showing no sign of slowing down. The bad news is that its environmental footprint is following the same upward trend.

The closing ceremony of the 2018 EU-China Tourism Year in Xi’an was a memorable celebration marked by captivating music, a stunning light show and powerful speeches promising continued collaboration. ESN – picked by the EU Delegation in China to put together the EU’s cultural contribution – was proud to be part of such a major international event.