'Twitter has suddenly exploded'
25 Feb 2009 | by Peter Hay and Gemma O'Reilly
Tech agency Hotwire has emerged as the most active PR consultancy on social networking tool Twitter.
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Microsoft is rethinking its entire global social media policy, as part of an effort to dramatically improve its consumer communications.
Tech agency Hotwire has emerged as the most active PR consultancy on social networking tool Twitter.
Senior communicators contacted by PRWeek were united in their support for Twitter, with many urging the industry to get behind the social networking phenomenon.
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Teletext is bolstering its PR support as it seeks to convince the public it can survive the digital TV switchover in 2012.
The digital agency behind Barack Obama's online success divulged its strategy at an event at City University in London yesterday.
Media research company Vocus is launching PRWeb UK, an online service that it is claimed will help companies improve their online visibility.
Tech specialist Firefly's associate director has joined Hill & Knowlton (H&K) to head up its technology division.
Hotwire has secured a six-figure brief with global software company Novell, following a competitive pitch.
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