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12/21/2007
H&H Webranking SwitzerlandSwiss financial daily NZZ published the Switzerland H&H Webranking 2007 results today. UBS retained its number one position, with Swisscom and Crédit Suisse rounding out the best performers this year. Average Swiss performance is only on par with the overall European competition, and their momentum this year has slowed considerably.
12/18/2007
The best Nordic corporate website belongs to Finnish Fortum, with a score of 85.5 points, followed by Swedish Match from Sweden with 84 points and Finnish Metso with 80 points. The top ranking Nordic nation is Finland, with a strong 62.32 score average.
This year’s winner of the Norwegian H&H Webranking is the global aluminium supplier Hydro. Norwegian companies are improving their online communication but to be a top contender in Europe, some challenges still remain.
One year passes quickly and it is yet again time for the holiday season.
A lot of water has run under the bridge since H&H Webranking started back in 1997. This article is focusing on how the average scores have developed in the Nordic region.
H&H Webranking’s section ”Best Practice”, highlights examples of companies and corporate websites which are going one step further in using the online medium efficiently. Now, we focus on an example of “Geographical dispersion of production and sales".
11/26/2007
Milan, November 26th, 2007 – The fourth annual H&H Webranking Awards Ceremony was held this afternoon at the Corriere della Sera headquarters in Milan, recognizing the top performing corporate websites in the 2007 H&H Webranking Italy survey. Approximately 150 people attended the ceremony, including representatives from over 25 of Italy’s largest listed corporations.
11/20/2007
Stockholm, November 8, 2007 -- In a new Spotlight Report by Swedish consultancy Hallvarsson & Halvarsson covering Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) it is shown that Finnish companies are best in Europe in communication their CSR activities on their websites.
11/14/2007
H&H Webranking's new serial section ”Best Practice”, highlights different examples of companies and corporate websites which are going one step further in using the online medium efficiently. This time, the centre of attention are two examples of “Corporate Head office information”, information that we consider as basic since many internet users utilise the web as a phone book and to look for contact information.
The 2007 edition of the H&H Webranking has now reached its final stage. To date, close to 700 corporate websites in 18 European countries have been ranked. We have already seen several inspiring best practice examples from 28 different industry sectors. After the first and second ranking the top ten corporate websites in every country will be ranked again.
11/13/2007
This fall H&H Webranking presents two new spotlight reports, both with the focus on subjects that are gaining more and more attention when it comes to companies’ online communication.
11/12/2007
Telecom Italia takes the crown for the first time ever in the survey that highlights European best practice standard and transparency in online communication.
Danish business daily Dagbladet Børsen and børsen.dk publishes the Danish H&H Webranking results today. The standard of Danish corporate websites is slightly behind Finland, Sweden and Norway. The best Danish corporate website is last year’s Nordic winner, Danske Bank, with a score of 76.5 points.
11/8/2007
The results from H&H Webranking Europe was published today in Real IR. This year’s winner is the Italian company Telecom Italia with an impressive score of 89 points out of 100. Italian companies are excelling in this year’s ranking and occupy three of the top ten positions.
Top UK results were published today in Real IR. The winner of H&H Webranking 2007 UK was Cadbury Schweppes with 69.25 points, closely followed by British American Tobacco at 69 and Old Mutual at 68.25. The UK list consists of 55 companies with an average score of 55.35.
11/5/2007
Telecom Italia retains its top position in the H&H Webranking Italy 2007, with UniCredit and Edison rounding out the best performers. Italian companies have improved their online communications significantly, but there are still areas of improvement.
11/1/2007
The Icelandic H&H Webranking results are published today in Morgunbladid, an Icelandic business daily. Kaupthing Bank repeats last year’s success and is the clear winner with 74.5 points. The Icelandic average is improved with an impressive 7.43 points.
10/31/2007
Today the Swedish news website E24.se is publishing the Nordic H&H Webranking results. The best Nordic corporate website belongs to Finnish Fortum, with a score of 85.5 points, followed by Swedish Match from Sweden with 84.75 points and Finnish Metso with 80 points. The top ranking Nordic nation is Finland, with a strong 62.32 score in average.
10/17/2007
Finnish business daily Kauppalehti and www.kauppalehti.fi are publishing the Finnish H&H Webranking results today. Fortum wins with a total of 85.5 points.
10/8/2007
Swedish business daily Dagens Industri and www.di.se are publishing the Swedish H&H Webranking results today. The best Swedish corporate website is Swedish Match, with a score of 84.75 points, followed by SCA with 79.5 points and Eniro with 78.5 points.
10/2/2007
H&H Webranking Best Practice is a new section that will highlight different examples of companies and corporate websites using the online medium efficiently. Our second area of focus is two examples of “General Archives”.
The results of this year’s practical e-mail test reveal that the waiting-time for responses is considerably low, with an average time between two and four hours.
For the first time ever H&H Webranking is releasing the insights and findings in the area of CSR together with a look ahead in the area’s future.
The H&H Webranking ranking process has now been completed. Over 600 corporate websites have been reviewed and hundreds of Best Practice examples have been collected.
8/24/2007
New demands for online disclosure from AIM companies
H&H Webranking Best Practice is a brand new section that will highlight different examples of companies and corporate websites using the online medium efficiently. These examples go one step ahead of the H&H Webranking Criteria since the thought and creat
Status Report for H&H Webranking 2007
Is the Russian market taking online communication seriously?
7/12/2007
New needs - new reports! H&H Webranking introduces the H&H Webranking Spotlight Report!
7/11/2007
As this is written, the ranking of 640 corporate websites in more than 20 different countries is taking place. So what are the findings so far and who are the persons conducting this work?
Wikipedia interests many, and by judging the amount of questions we have received on the subject, we find it suitable to ask H&H’s social media expert, David Thulin, about his thoughts on Wikipedia.
640 companies! From 18 countries! As previous years, H&H Webranking is once again widening the corporate website horizon by expanding the yearly survey with more included companies from more countries than ever before.
6/8/2007
Turkcell has the best corporate website in Turkey and wins clearly over its competitors with 48.25 points out of 100. As runners up behind Turkcell, we find Anadolu Efes with 39.25 points, closely followed by no. 3, Koc Holding with 36.75 points.
5/31/2007
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H&H Webranking is expanding from year to year. In this eleventh edition of the survey, we are widening our horizon by facing more east than ever before in our H&H Webranking Developing Markets survey
The very first and fundamental stage in our ranking process, the H&H Webranking Questionnaire, has recently been completed
H&H Webranking is back with a brand new edition of one of Europe’s most published and respected benchmarks for corporate communication on the web
3/15/2007
Swedish utilities company Vattenfall has the best website among Swedish companies with government ownership. The listed companies TeliaSonera and Nordea Bank come second and third.