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LOST ... AND FOUND; BRAND STRATEGY

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Lost ... and found

* Does anyone know the whereabouts of Thomas Randes (last heard of at Magnusson Wahlin Qvist Stanbrook, of Sweden?). If so, please let the IPKat know here since he'd like to contact him.

* Ms Elmarie de Bruin invites all her intellectual property friends to contact her at regisreg@hotmail.co.uk.

* IPKat co-blogmeister Jeremy has received some attractive promotional literature for a publication called Brand Strategy, published by Centaur.

Having tried a couple of times to make contact with anyone there, alas in vain, he wonders whether any readers of this blog get to see Brand Strategy. If so, can they tell him if it's any good? Just drop the IPKat a line here and let him know.
LOST ... AND FOUND; BRAND STRATEGY LOST ... AND FOUND; BRAND STRATEGY Reviewed by Jeremy on Saturday, February 11, 2006 Rating: 5

1 comment:

  1. AnonymousSaturday, 11 February 2006 at 21:21:00 GMT

    Precisely how are you meant to find out if Tiddles in neutered?

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