"Word on the street is that Google is looking to hire some 70 PR people at its head office in Mountain View in the near future," according to Next Fifteen's Tim Dyson. If it's true, as he says, that'll shake up the PR market.
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Jeez, that's a decent size silicon valley agency!
Posted by: David Brain | May 30, 2007 at 12:53 PM
Yes it is! With Google's growing brand portfolio, and looking at the skills of the company's in-house team in the UK, one would think they won't be just tech PRs... massive number though! Never come across an in-house team of that size in one office
Posted by: Drew | May 30, 2007 at 01:19 PM