Category: Technology PR

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CeBIT Weekend Recap and Connecting Worlds

CeBIT 2010 in Hannover wraps up this week after presenting some of the finest technology hardware, applications, software and innovations in the world to a captivated audience of business, political and technology leaders. Some of the finest companies and minds in the IT and technical world were on hand for the world’s most prominent IT event.

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UCLA Weekend University With Dmitry Shapiro

This weekend people interested in taking their Internet and PC skills to the next level will have a rare opportunity. Dmitry Shapiro, one of Web 2.0’s most successful Internet entrepreneurs will host an all day seminar. The session will help any web user fast track their skills far more effectively than the hundreds of hours “self teaching” or other methods might afford them.

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PRWeb Visibility Enhanced Through Zemata Partnership

PRWeb, the online news distribution service of Vocus (NASDAQ: VOCS), has recently announced a first-of-its-kind partnership with blogging application, Zemanta. Zemanta is a free content discovery tool that automatically recommends relevant content to bloggers, as they write posts and draft content.

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New Toyota Prius Brake Problem A Negative PR Nightmare

Toyota may have another recall waiting in the wings if a reported problem with the Prius braking system is bad enough. Toyota is already on the ring ropes over millions of vehicles being recalled for braking and accelerator problems. Now the company’s most squeaky clean offering, the Prius , is called into question.

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Honda Recalls 646,000 Compact Cars, Is Your Vehicle on the List?

Honda Motor Co. announced today a voluntary worldwide recall of 646,000 compact cars so that it can examine window switches that can overheat if exposed to liquid, causing smoke or melting or even catch fire. A PR disaster for the company whose cars used to be regarded as the safest in the world. Honda’s “Safety for Everyone” initiative in North America may also suffer.

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Will TV Die in the Future?

Current trends for broadcast television aren’t looking too good for 2010. With new technology always on the horizon, and improved methods for quicker implementation, the possibility of broadcasters to finally make a shift into...