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At 100, Michelin Guide still leaves PRs’ mouths watering

A new Michelin guidebook for the UK and Ireland comes out this week and with it, much celebration and criticism. Celebration amongst those restaurateurs who will have their very first taste of being ‘Michelin-starred’; and criticism because in some circles, many are asking if the Guides Michelin are still relevant in a Web 2.0 world. [...]

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Firefly London wins PR briefs for housing and hosting brands

Firefly London has very recently been awarded the Pan-European PR briefs to promote two companies: Leaseweb and Evoswitch. Server hosting company Leaseweb is one of the largest and fastest growing companies in its field in Europe, serving the global market.  LeaseWeb handles internet traffic for clients like The Wikimedia Foundation, operators ofWikipedia, Heineken, and Hyves, the largest social media site in [...]

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“Hi, how are you? Are you interested in buying my wares?” said Bob, who then turned his back and walked away.

  Do you ever strike up a conversation and midway through it, walk away?  I bet you don’t in real life, unless you’re a very rude person. Start as you mean to go on, by following it through. Looking at the three points in my previous blog post about ‘resisting conversations’, I still have a few [...]

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