If PR Is Dead...
Then Robert Scoble killed it, according to the Economist. Thanks Robert! Seriously, congrats from your friends, The Rubels. A great article. I am not afraid of the new PR world, are you?
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PR isn't dead, it just smells funny (if you don't treat it right).
Posted by: Markus Pirchner | Monday, February 14, 2005 at 06:56 AM