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STOP PRESS: Hotwire to launch Palmtop products
06 Dec 2002
TECHNOLOGY: Hotwire PR has won a brief to launch Amsterdam-based Palmtop Software's TomTom products. The agency will focus on TomTom navigator, a GPS personal navigation system for pocket PC devices.
STOP PRESS: CMG future in doubt
11 Oct 2002
TECHNOLOGY: CMG's long term future with newly hired agencies Weber Shandwick and Lewis PR is in doubt following confirmation that the computer services firm is in merger talks with Logica. Media relations head Margot Kooij said any merger may affect contracts with suppliers, including PR agencies.
STOP PRESS: Creativity Software planning PR push
13 Sep 2002
TECHNOLOGY: Leisure software firm Creativity Software is planning a PR push surrounding the launch of its first title newnovelist, a guide to writing novels. Guru PR has been retained to lead the campaign, targeting retailers and consumers ahead of Christmas.
STOP PRESS: Derwent Information hires Edelman PR
23 Aug 2002
TECH: Derwent Information has hired Edelman PR Worldwide to handle the UK and US launch of its latest patent information database. The agency will provide ongoing strategic advice and media and analyst relations support in the UK.
Barley quits Oracle to claim Microsoft role
09 Aug 2002 | by JOE LEPPER
includes the 12-strong corporate affairs and press office units, and the work of the four PR agencies used ...
BIGGEST BRANDS: The top ten global brands come under the spotlight - PRWeek takes a closer look at the top ten global brands that have stood out this year and the part PR has played in their success
09 Aug 2002 | by MARY COWLETT
, has seen the brand boost its relationship management act and improve its dealings with the press ... is more than a brand, it's a statement. The German car marque has recently been all over the press ...
STOP PRESS: Global Acumen hires Pirate Communications for promotion
07 Jun 2002
TECHNOLOGY: New media firm Global Acumen has hired Pirate Communications to promote the I-card, a business card-sized device which holds 15 minutes of video and interactive content. The agency was formed by staff from BT's internet and e-business team two years ago.
MMD wins smart card technology remit at Lodestar
07 Jun 2002 | by IAN HALL
will carry out media relations work, primarily in the trade press, to raise the brand's awareness across ... by restoring a damaged PC to its original set-up by simply pressing the reset button. MMD client services ...
STOP PRESS: Veritas hands PR business to Bite Communications
24 May 2002
TECH: Global top ten software firm Veritas has handed Bite Communcations its six-figure UK PR business. Bite will work on corporate, technical and channel PR. The agency reports to Veritas EMEA vice-president of marketing Chris Boorman.
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