The publication of PR Week’s annual Technology PR Report has sparked an interesting discussion over at PR Opinions. In the blue corner are the forces that lead to expansion of consultancies, then demand quarterly profits and an increase in billable hours. In the red corner is that inescapable fact that PR is a people business, and people don’t necessarily work better because they’re part of a bigger team.
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