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Nadja Kirchhof

Spokesperson and Telekom Blogger

While majoring in geography, Nadja dipped her toe in media work – and has immersed it there ever since. Following an internship at an international PR network, she turned her attention to brand PR. She then ventured into science marketing. Since 2013, she has been involved in corporate communications that focus on developments involving the Internet of Things, the cloud and sponsoring.

Articles by Nadja Kirchhof

Loaded air freight pallet in the freight hall. A digital display documents the checking of the pallet dimensions.

Media

FIEGE Air Cargo Logistics: When AI manages air freight

Air freight is one of the most expensive modes of transport. Every centimeter count - therefore AI supports FIEGE Air Cargo Logistics.

Disinformation spreads rapidly like an invisible wildfire that can no longer be stopped.

Media

New commercial: Telekom once again takes a strong stance - focus on disinformation

"Let's question what we share" - and stop the threat of disinformation. This is the central message and Call of the campaign. It starts on August 9.

Desinformation verbreitet sich rasant wie ein unsichtbares Lauffeuer, das nicht mehr zu stoppen ist.

Company

Let’s Question What We Share

Deutsche Telekom's new campaign visualizes the rapid spread of disinformation and appeals to people to deal with it competently.

For companies from Asia, the way is now paved for IoT business in Europe.

Media

Deutsche Telekom further expands global IoT business

Deutsche Telekom IoT subsidiary joins Bridge Alliance.

Cannes Lions: Deutsche Telekom wins four Lions for "#Sharewithcare - A message from Ella"

Media

Cannes Lions

Deutsche Telekom wins four Lions for "#Sharewithcare - A message from Ella".

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