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The marketing landscape is a rapidly evolving place. Channels are changing. Conversation is growing. Engagement is the goal. Integrated communication is key to the success of any brand.
A leader in the technology sector, Liberty Communications provides comprehensive and creative PR and marketing expertise to ensure that integrated marketing sits at the heart of your brand's communications strategy to grow business success.
Modelled around four core business divisions; Liberty Corporate, Liberty Business, Liberty Consumer and Liberty Digital, the agency covers all key areas of communications, whilst putting technology at the heart of what drives us forward.
With a passionate, experienced, connected and creative team working with you, Liberty's established, 105 years' experience in the business will bring a rich understanding and experience of the technology sector to support the growth of your brand.
Channels are changing. Conversation is growing. Engagement is the goal. 
May 22, 2013
Author: Dee Gibbs
If you’re a VentureBeat reader, you may have read a recent guest post by startup CEO Kevin Leu on why startups shouldn’t hire a PR agency.
In it, he asserts that, from his experience, a PR agency cannot provide sufficient value for a startup with limited resources. Now naturally we’re inclined to disagree, not just because we know which side our bread is buttered on, but because we have real experience of building startups from scratch which successfully used PR as a major strategy to produce sales leads and brand recognition, as well as having a front row seat for some of the alleged tricks (and overall lack thereof) that Mr. Leu speaks of in his article.
Contrary to what Mr. Leu espouses for startups, PR done well can be the
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May 10, 2013
Author: James Ash
An average person has at least two objects connected to the Internet, and this is expected to grow to seven by 2015, representing 25 billion wirelessly connected devices globally; and by 2020 this number is expected to triple, to a staggering 75 billion.
Intelligence embedded in everyday life
The Internet of to...
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