The learnings curve [sic]
Came across this entertaining piece on PR agency Immediate Future's website about every journalist's pet hate: jargon-filled press releases. Nice to see my former colleague Chris Wynn laying into the redundancy of the term 'mutually beneficial deal' too. As Chris points out, "There would be no deal if it wasn't mutually beneficial!"
posted by Justin Toland at 12:54 am
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Egypt's bloggers rule
The subject? The forthcoming presidential campaign. But the source isn’t one of Egypt’s major newspapers.
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