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MassingPR offers high-quality, personalized and cost-effective Public Relations and Marketing Services to companies seeking to establish or enhance their market position, launch new products, work more beneficially with partners or promote their thought leadership credentials. 

Unlike other PR firms and marketing agencies, MassingPR combines its extensive in-house expertise with a "Virtual Team" of professionals, including talented writers, designers and strategy consultants.

Because of our Virtual Team approach, we enjoy low fixed costs, and pass these overhead savings on to our clients.

All client contact is handled by a MassingPR account director, ensuring personalized service and a single point of contact for all aspects of an engagement.

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eWeek (4/24/06) - OpenBRR Launches Closed Open-Source Group
eWeek (4/24/06) - Open Source Making Inroads on Wall Street
eWeek (4/24/06) - Red Hat: Born on Wall Street and Here to Stay
Byte and Switch (4/24/06) - Users Ponder Linux Tradeoffs
Computerworld (4/25/06) - BRR group to corporate users: 'Talk among yourselves' and learn
Red Herring (4/25/06) - Linux Vendors Get Virtual
eWeek (4/25/06) - Wall Street Panelists Face Linux Limitations
ZDNet UK (4/26/06) - Citigroup buys into open source
ZDNet UK (4/26/06) - Banks 'should give back to open source community'
eWeek (4/27/06) - IBM: Blue Gene Saves Energy, Space
eWeek (5/1/06) - Wall Street Stares Down Linux

eWeek - Web Services, SOA, Open Source Converge
eWeek - SOA Fosters Ecosystem, Partnerships
eWeek - Tangosol Delivers New Data Grid System
Secur. Industry News - Goldman-Backed Developer Touts Java Breakthrough
LinuxPlanet - Wall Street: Linux Gets a Lift From Web Services, Tech Support
Byte and Switch - Wall Street Eyes SOAs