Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Medgadget reports the news before the company is ready to release its press release
That's impressively current.
That's impressively current.
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Seems to me this was more the PR department's fault than Medgadgets. If they want to embargo a release, it's their responsibility to restrict access to it before the release date. Allowing public access to it via common search engines kind of makes a media embargo pointless, and there's no point in blaming Medgagdet for the PR department's mistake.
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