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Welcome to From PR to Eternity
Matthew Watson blogs about online marketing and public relations, and his experience of working in the tech PR sector.
Matthew works as a senior account executive at Speed Communications and blogs there too. Follow Matthew Watson on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mpwatson Follow From PR to Eternity on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/FPTE Linkage: Speed go to Budapest in Hungary in November 2011 -
Recent Posts
- The Register is most tweeted IT Trade
- 2 for 1 Valentines Day cards: silly mistake or PR stunt?
- Is it time we paid PR interns properly?
- Are you afraid of change?
- Top 100 PR Blogs: January 2010
- Moving house
- Google takes on Twitterfeed
- How to stop your photos from being used in Facebook adverts
- Vodafone launches #ukhols Google mashup map
- #NWFHD map launched to promote flexible working
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credit crunch Archive
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Cool as a cucumber
Posted on 13 October, 2008 | 1 CommentI live in the coolest part of London, according to an article in the London Paper today. The survey, which was conducted by Farebrother surveyors claims that Midtown London is... -
I wanna get fizzical
Posted on 13 August, 2008 | No CommentsAccording to the New York Times bloggers are living in a world of 24/7 stress. Berocca news jacked this by setting up a website offering a free blogger relief pack... -
Does size matter for PR graduates?
Posted on 24 July, 2008 | 1 CommentAccording to PR Week 9 out of 10 of the UK’s largest PR agencies have hired more graduates this year despite the credit crunch. This apparently shows that the PR...