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Watch what you say…

July 19, 2010October 12, 2013Leave a comment

The importance of what you said and what you meant to say was highlighted last week by Steve Jobs - Apple CEO. Pursuit Communications, Managing Director, Brooke Simmons shares her thoughts below. Last week, Steve Jobs - Apple CEO  announced the steps Apple was going to take regarding the issues beleaguering the iPhone 4. What … Continue reading Watch what you say…

The Coles – MasterChef filo fiasco

May 20, 2010October 12, 20131 Comment

Last night on Channel Ten's ever popular MasterChef a team challenge was issued to the contestants of this hit program. Contestants were split into two teams and asked to prepare a three course meal for a family - who they were to locate in their "local" Coles supermarket. Coles is a major sponsor of MasterChef … Continue reading The Coles – MasterChef filo fiasco

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