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And the streets are empty...

For years, even decades now, in Bulgaria and in many other countries around the world, there have always been two types of elections: the first - held at the ballot stations, and the second - when the people go to ... »




What benefits does M3 Communications Group offer?

Maxim Behar, the company's founder, interview for Economy. bg       What social benefits are included in the company's package? Practically all possible ones - additional health insurance, sports cards, etc. Of course, this is important, but it is ... »

Lingerie isn't sexy...

It has become a trend in global politics – everyone is showing their 'lingerie,' recordings, personal conversations, accusations, compromising materials are being released... And we, the voters, watch. And each day, things are getting worse, and the reason is ... »

Maxim Behar Will Speak at The Bulgarian Forum in Berlin.

Maxim Behar, CEO of M3 Communications Group, Inc., will speak at one of the most exciting career forums—"Career and Life—Why Bulgaria?"  on April 13, 2024, in Berlin. Making its second appearance in Germany, the forum will connect Bulgarians living in ... »

There Is A Way….

"There's no way!" is a phrase that exists in every language, but it sounds pretty imperative in Bulgarian. In other words, it sounds like the world has ended, and we're declaring its end. However, recently life has taught us something ... »



The Skills of Today

What are the most valuable skills for a PR expert against this transformation of the PR office? This book has already emphasized my Rule Number One: that even the worst decision is better than no decision at all, a decision ... »


PR: Less Elitist Than Ever

  Regarding social media, a PR professional must be everywhere and on top of everything. Public relations was never an elitist industry; today, it is less so than ever. A tiny portion of PR is designed to serve corporations’ CEOs ... »


Mish-mash

Everyone knows what this is - a typical Bulgarian dish where everything is so mixed up that it's hard to distinguish the peppers from the tomatoes or the eggs from the cheese. You can even make mish-mash from various things ... »