Drew B's take on tech PR: Friday night links

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January 20, 2006

Friday night links

Round up from the land of tech PR and blogs:

August One has been appointed by NPower
Change of PR inhouser at BlackBerry prompts marcoms reshuffle
Dutch tech firm Getronics (Gee Tronitcs or Get Ronics??) has ditched Kinross & Render for Firefly
Blog from US tech PR firm Bullet Point PR pops up on the radar
Tim Dyson, CEO of Next Fifteen (Text 100, Outcast, Inferno etc etc) adds to my post on tech flacks in Silicon Valley

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Drew B's take on tech PR