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CES 2014: And now for something completely different… I was beginning to tire a little of CES. For the last three years I’ve felt it
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With MWC fast approaching, tech enthusiasts everywhere are waiting with bated breath to discover what life-changing opportunities the next generation of shiny plastic rectangles will
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What’s the secret to PR success in today’s real-time communications world? Shhh, don’t tell anyone, but I may have found the answer. PR Vital Signs,
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In our last blog we looked at some of the reasons why your MWC invite might not be up to scratch, but don’t just take
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Kuato Studios, one of the UK’s leading developers of educational video games, has appointed technology PR agency EML Wildfire to build awareness of the studio
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With CES out of the way, the attention of the tech industry and press can move onto the next big show; MWC. For those who
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Thanks to Electronics Weekly for another powerful electronics PR story to come out of CES 2014. Intel CEO Brian Krzanich’s statement that the company will no longer use
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Ignoring Michael Bay meltdowns, wearable tech and bendable screens, one of the other great, but slightly less widely reported, electronics PR stories to come out
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Here at EML Wildfire, we are self-confessed cat lovers (we are still maintaining an internal campaign to be allowed an office cat of our own).
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After the worst recession in living history, the green shoots of recovery are finally beginning to appear. Forecasts by bodies like the CBI and the
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The buzzwords of 2013 were big data, programmatic buying and personalisation. In fact, according to Google Trends, programmatic buying didn’t even exist as a term
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In the world of consumer technology, you can never be completely sure what the next big thing is going to be. So, we wanted to
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