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Pocket Radar taps Pollack PR as AOR

CENTURY CITY, CA: Pocket Radar, a startup that designed a palm-sized speed radar device, hired Pollack PR Marketing Group as its AOR.

by Kimberly Maul / November 16, 2009

CENTURY CITY, CA: Pocket Radar, a startup that designed a palm-sized speed radar device, hired Pollack PR Marketing Group as its AOR. The agency will provide PR support for the launch of the new product at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show and promote Pocket Radar as a company to consumers.

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