Video - 17 September 2011

Introducing the Mynewsdesk UK team - ready to take digital PR to the next level

Mynewsdesk UK opens up its doors in London in mid-September. In this video Country Manager Heidi Noemm gives the UK market a personal introduction to the Mynewsdesk UK team. A dedicated and knowledgable team that plans to take digital PR and communication to the next level in the UK. Here they all present their personal favorite feature of Mynewsdesk's PR and engagement tool.

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