Online exchange Zopa puts Bite on lifestyle account
25 May 2006
Zopa, the site that enables people to lend and borrow money without using a bank, has appointed Bite Communications to a £160,000 UK PR brief.
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Citrix picks Chameleon for homeworking brief
25 May 2006 | by Adam Hill
Chameleon PR has beaten Porter Novelli, Bite Communications and Johnson King to bag a newly created pan-European account for software infrastructure provider Citrix.
Pleon makes Helfer its first UK managing director
25 May 2006
Jennifer Helfer has been promoted to become the first UK MD of Pleon's London office.
Red Lorry secures Tracker GPS work
25 May 2006
Finnish GPS mobile software developer Tracker is using Red Lorry Yellow Lorry to handle its UK launch this month. The agency will be providing strategic advice, while media relations is to focus on differentiating the Tracker MyWay brand from other sat-nav products.
GBCS co-founder becomes sole MD
25 May 2006
Brian Dolby, co-founder of tech shop GBCS PR, has taken over as managing director.
Lewis steps down from Next Fifteen
25 May 2006
Tom Lewis, a well-known figure in the technology PR community, is retiring as a non-executive director of Next Fifteen Communications Group.
Golin marks milestone by hailing tech 'longevity'
25 May 2006 | by David Quainton
The resurgence in the global tech industries has been hailed by Golin Harris founder Al Golin, speaking to PRWeek in London.
Sat nav maker signs up ex-Palm boss Holloway
18 May 2006 | by Adam Hill
New Zealand-based satellite navigation group Navman, part of the Brunswick Corporation, has hired a former Palm director to bolster its pan-European comms.
Wag Ed picks up 'interactive whiteboard' account
18 May 2006
Educational software and hardware vendor Promethean Technologies Group has handed tech agency Waggener Edstrom its global comms account.
Venture capitalist Accel turns to Red
18 May 2006 | by David Quainton
Accel Partners, one of Silicon Valley’s foremost venture-capitalists, has appointed The Red Consultancy to raise its profile among UK-based entrepreneurs.
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