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Will Google Sidewiki keep organisations’ PR more honest?
PR Disasters —
Authority: 111
At a socio-personal level, I’ve encountered a few issues with organisations making claims on the web that are false or invalid - like Lasseters desert Hotel in Alice Springs ; but Google’s Sidewiki promises to help web users to instantly check the veracity and validity of any claims made on a website . I ...4 days ago -
Top Global Online Brands Show Uptrend in Website Globalization
Press About —
Authority: 156
New research report from Common Sense Advisory shows best practices and worst mistakes businesses make on their global websitesBOSTON, US – November 11, 2009 – In 2009, 1.6 billion people crowd the internet seeking news, information, entertainment, goods, services, social interaction, and more. These individuals ...4 days ago -
Journalists Question The Role of Twitter
Tech PR Nibbles* —
Authority: 109
At the Australian launch of Windows7 today, Microsoft has invited Twitter followers to take part, with the event being streamed live through Ustream.tv . These followers have the chance to engage directly with senior Microsoft executives, and during the Q&A session, every fourth question will come ...3 weeks ago -
OK, Computer
Press About —
Authority: 156
Numerous factors determine which house we buy – but now location, size of rooms, garden and proximity to good schools are becoming less important as new research reveals that we really are living in the age of the computer - broadband speed is becoming a key factor in where us Brits choose to live...4 weeks ago -
Kellogg’s to burn logo on to corn flakes with a laser. Except they’re not. They’re really not, are they.
Words Dept. —
Authority: 107
According to several newspapers yesterday, Kellogg’s is planning to use lasers to burn its logo on to individual corn flakes in an attempt to foil impostors. Metro, The Telegraph, The Daily Record and Marketing printed this as fact. Since journalists don’t seem to have realised that the story is made up by some ...4 weeks ago
