Tags: Media

There are PR launches, and then there are PR LAUNCHES – and there aren’t many PR agencies who get to help launch a rocket carrying satellites into space. But in January 2026, 361 initiated a countdown on behalf of Open Cosmos, an Oxfordshire-based space tech firm, to blast them into the media stratosphere.

Supporting Jason’s Sourdough with its first-ever TV advert led 361 to define a cultural moment, inspired by the ad slogan – “An Every Day Obsession” – to find “The Very British Obsessions”

The 361 team captured media hearts with plentiful coverage driven by journalists visiting the farm, images of turkey chicks, and stories of Alpacas protecting the flock from predators (true!), as well as tambourines and fireworks training reducing the turkeys' stress (also true!)... all pushing sales UP by 12%.

DNV tasked 361 Communications with increasing brand visibility for its Supply Chain and Product Assurance (SCPA) team at Wind Europe 2025 in Copenhagen

361 Communications hijacked global news of a Starlink outage to spotlight Kymeta as proof of why governments must ensure multiple, resilient SATCOM options rather than relying on a single provider

Following a technical breakthrough – achieving multi-band (Ku band and Ka band) connectivity on a single satellite antenna – the company needed to cut through the noise and secure the attention it deserved

At the world’s leading Satellite Show, 361 Communications helped Kymeta cut through the noise with a high-impact media strategy that secured extensive coverage across prominent and influential satellite, space, and defense titles.

As workforces returned to the office following the Pandemic, indoor air quality and the role of ventilation in the workplace was high on the news agenda and as such paved the way for ventilation experts, Nuaire, to launch a commercial ventilation system to reduce and prevent the risk of spreading airborne pollutants

In the space of one year, Zehnder Group UK went from zero to hero in the media stakes and the business is reaping the rewards.

Staying connected in desolate and dangerous locations globally –from war zones to natural disasters – can mean the difference between life and death.