Drew B's take on tech PR: Tech PR moves

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September 13, 2005

Tech PR moves

Update on tech PR account wins and changes:

Lewis wins Zebra Technologies, beating Golin Harris and Nick Spencer PR
Banner is put up for review after 6 months with Inclarity because of new sales and marketing boss shaking things up
Message Labs ditches HBL for Weber Shandwick
Phones4U appoints Smithfield
Text 100 wins global brief from Philips Semiconductors

All via High Tech World of PR

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Drew B's take on tech PR