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Battle for Telefonica
30 May 2008 | by Chloe Markowicz
Seven major agencies are believed to be fighting it out for a global brief with Spanish telecoms giant Telefonica, owner of mobile companies 02 and Movistar.
Kazoo to promote Disney games
29 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
Consumer agency Kazoo has been chosen to promote Disney Interactive Studios' popular video game brands.
BitWave hands chip brief to EML
29 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
Independent London tech shop EML has won a three-way pitch to lead a global semiconductor campaign.
Computer Associates picks Chameleon for UK brief
29 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
One of the world's largest software firms has brought in a new PR agency as it undergoes a brand transformation.
3 Monkeys to re-educate consumers about Skype
29 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
Internet phone market leader Skype has taken on new PR advice as the company aims to 're-educate' consumers on how VoIP works.
Citigate lures top PRO to digital role
29 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
Citigate Dewe Rogerson has poached a senior PR professional from a rival tech agency to boost its online offering.
AxiCom Cohn & Wolfe wins Mirasys digital CCTV work
29 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
Newly merged tech shop AxiCom Cohn & Wolfe has won a competitive pitch to promote digital CCTV cameras to small and medium-sized businesses.
Top 40 Technology Consultancies 2008: Reaping the rewards
29 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
Clare O'Connor speaks to some of the top performers in the Top 40, only one of which is London-based.
Phone giant LG calls in Metia
22 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
Electronics giant LG Europe has handed a major retainer to the London arm of tech PR agency Metia.
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