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Mobile office on test

27 Apr 2006 | by Peter Crush

Peter Crush asks whether PROs really need wireless technology, while three guinea pigs put some new gadgets through their paces

Palm hunts for UK shop as Cisco's Phillips joins

27 Apr 2006 | by David Quainton

Handheld vendor Palm is reviewing its UK PR following last month’s hire of Andrew Phillips as corporate comms and PR manager, EMEA.

Special-effects software firm retains Red Lorry

27 Apr 2006

Autodesk Media and Entertainment, whose software was used to create visual effects in movies such as Charlie And The Chocolate Factory and King Kong, has retained Red Lorry Yellow Lorry to a bolstered PR account.

Nokia readies comms assault for new online store

27 Apr 2006 | by Adam Hill

Grant Butler Coomber is to start a media relations campaign to support Nokia’s online shop, which launched last week.

Vendor SAS pulls comms in-house

27 Apr 2006

Business intelligence software firm SAS UK has eschewed agency backing and moved its entire PR function in-house.

Microchip maker picks Unity in UK

27 Apr 2006

Europe’s biggest microchip maker, STMicroelectronics, has hired Unity PR to a freshly created UK account.

Paragon shakes up tech account

27 Apr 2006

Paragon Software Systems has split with its agency of ten years as it attempts to lure more clients to its routing and scheduling technology.

Yahoo! hands its coveted international remit to PN

20 Apr 2006 | by David Quainton

Porter Novelli has emerged victorious from the winner-takes-all Yahoo! corporate review, with a brief believed to be worth over £300,000.

Webaroo search engine picks Hotwire for Euro drive

20 Apr 2006 | by Adam Hill

Webaroo, billed as the world’s first search engine that can be used without an internet connection, has enlisted Hotwire PR to attract European consumers.

FSA breaks new ground with podcasts of meetings

20 Apr 2006

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has become the first government agency to podcast its board meetings.

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