In the "you're not going to believe this" category, PR Week reported back in October that a pirate group started doing PR. I guess we can all get familiar with the kinder, gentler side of people who hijack $30 million worth of cargo.
Turn about is fair play. Now a company of pirate hunters hired a firm to do PR for them. I wonder which side will win the PR war?
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1 comment:
I don't really know what to think about this. Isn't that illegal to do PR for pirates? ARRRRRRRR you kidding me?
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