July 12, 2010 – European in-car communications specialist, Funkwerk Dabendorf (FwD) has become the latest specialist supplier to join the rapidly growing portfolio of smartphone accessories’ distributor, Z-Three. Funkwerk Dabendorf has been helping phone owners go ‘hands free’ when driving for more than a decade, and Z-Three is the first distributor to bring its hands-free car kits to the UK.
“We now boast one of the widest ranges of high quality Smartphone accessories available to resellers and corporates in the UK,” said Phillip Gutzwiller, Commercial Director, Z-Three.
Funkwerk Dabendorf’s Audio 2000 range boasts a wide variety of cradles for different smartphones, including the BlackBerry, which allow phones to charge and to operate hands-free in a car. Holders are simply placed on a base plate in the cabin, making replacing them quick and uncomplicated. A connected exterior antenna ensures good reception and voice quality, and radiation levels are reduced to a minimum. Radio mute, echo and noise suppression are included as standard. Read more »
So now it’s official.
Twestival 2011 will be a ‘Twestival Local’ - benefiting smaller, locally chosen charities.
A good place for charities wanting to be considered is to go to the Twestival site and register to be kept in touch. And similarly for volunteers who want to be involved this time.
Standards keep getting higher all the time, so the next one should be awesome!
Claire Thompson, Freelance PR Consultant, Waves PR (co-ordinator for Twestival in the UK)
In their own words:
Y’all!!!!!! Measurement Camp has been brought back to life by the lovely Will McInnes with the help of Katie Colbourne from Volume, Martin Uttley from Altogether Digital (Engine) and our amazing guest speakers. Why??? Because the twitter community has missed it dontcha know!! Holler … or twitter … if anyone else wants to get involved in its revival!!!!
http://measurementcamp.wikidot.com/events
Claire Thompson, freelance PR Consultant, Waves PR
On the thupr event, Cleaning up Communications
Despite the fact that the World Cup and various PR conferences were on, despite the fact that it was a hot and sunny Friday afternoon, and despite the fact that I hadn’t been able to put in the normal amount of effort around the thupr event on June 25, there was a committed core of people who cared enough to come and talk around the subject of ‘Cleaning Up Communications’.
It was anything but a normal thupr event – although each event has been so very different that what ‘normal’ is remains a moot issue. Each has taken on its own personality and this one was all discussion.
So how do we ‘Clean Up Communications?’
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Tags: crisis management, media, PR, press release, public relations, ROI, social media, thupr
PR practise, communications, media, thupr | claireatwaves | 
July 3, 2010 12:26 am | 
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