Drew B's take on tech PR: The Tim Dyson view on tech PR

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August 12, 2005

The Tim Dyson view on tech PR

Tim Dyson, CEO of Next Fifteen (the firm that owns Bite, Text 100, AugustOne and through a recent acquisition, OutCast) published a piece this week about how he believes a few PR firms will soon go bust due to staff and client exoduses. He says that if the six unnamed firms he is talking about are still around in six months then he would be shocked. Wow! What a story to start the weekend on!

His blog is a good example of thought leadership from the helm of a tech PR offering. Keep it up Tim.

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Next Fifteen also owns Inferno. Small but perfectly formed with a very large chunk of Microsoft's UK PR business (oh, and CA, Cap Gemini and others on the books...)

Cheers

James

Posted by: James | August 15, 2005 at 05:34 PM

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