Aarti Shah

 
Aarti Shah is Bay Area bureau chief for PRWeek, and primarily covers technology. She is also the editor of PRWeek's Target Green blog that focuses on green messaging.
 

Recent Articles

Chevron taps Ogilvy PR for downstream business

November 24, 2008

SAN RAMON, CA: Chevron recently selected Ogilvy PR Worldwide to support its downstream business and marketing communications.

Novell selects PAN as AOR

November 18, 2008

BOSTON: Software company Novell has selected PAN Communications as its North American AOR following a competitive review. The agency was awarded a six-figure contract, said Ian Bruce, Novell's director of global PR.

10th anniversary: technology analysis

November 17, 2008

Tech PR's story over the past 10 years is defined by tales of hype, fallout, and ultimate maturation - the parabolic boom and bust known to all.

10th anniversary: technology roundtable

November 17, 2008

Aarti Shah held a virtual roundtable in September, where she discussed with tech experts the trends affecting the industry

Sony Ericsson consolidates PR with Burson

November 13, 2008

NEW YORK: Sony Ericsson (SE) has selected Burson-Marsteller as its North American AOR, consolidating its PR function.

Valleywag folds into Gawker

November 13, 2008

Changes at Silicon Valley's rumor hub; John Edwards reputation on the line; EA aims for women; and more

Unisys tasks Weber Shandwick as AOR

November 11, 2008

PHILADELPHIA: Unisys, global provider of technology services, selected Weber Shandwick as its North American AOR following a competitive review.

Access to aid Toshiba push

November 07, 2008

IRVINE, CA: Toshiba hired Access Communications as North American AOR for its digital products sector.

Obama's savvy comms propel him to victory

November 05, 2008

In addition to the historical significance of Barack Obama's victory, the win will likely make a lasting impact on the communications sector.

Netflix benefits from measured approach

November 03, 2008

Strategic relationships and reliance on metrics helps the company keep its membership strong