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Holding companies weigh in on Microsoft-Yahoo deal
The major PR and advertising companies - WPP, Omnicom, Publicis Groupe, and Interpublic Group - have thrown their support behind the proposed Microsoft and Yahoo search partnership.
Fundraising for the Red Cross with Twitter
Neal Gorman, chairman of the Brooklyn Chapter of the American Red Cross, is using Twitter to raise money as he runs the New York City Marathon on November 1.
Technorati: 72% of bloggers are hobbyists
Technorati is releasing its annual "State of the Blogosphere" report bit by bit over the next few days. The first day's data reveals that 72% of bloggers identify themselves as "hobbyists" or those who blog just for the fun of it, rather than a paycheck.
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PRWeek is now accepting nominations for its third-annual "40 under 40" feature, to be published in the August issue. This special feature will profile 40 agency, corporate, and nonprofit professionals, as well as educators, under the age of 40 that are doing outstanding work for their clients/companies and for the PR industry as a whole. To nominate someone, please download the entry form here and e-mail 40under40@prweek.com. The deadline for nominations has been extended to June 5.
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