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Never a dull moment

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By WorldWidePR
Been really busy sending press releases left, right and centre recently! What with Sunrise Senior Living to Launch Largest Ever Dementia Awareness Week Campaign, Mike Sherman Pays Tribute to the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, ASOS.com & LCF LTD 100 Collection Launches 1pm 3 July 2009, and before that On the Mike with Mike Sherman Features the 2009 Hooters International Swimsuit Pageant, there's certainly never a dull moment round here.

"And what's in the pipeline?" I hear you ask. Well, companies planning to send a press release in the near future are: Brownbook.net, Grays of Westminster and Onedrywash (finally making their name change from Miracle Drywash to Onedrywash official. I'm sure it won't be long, too, for asos.com and Mike Sherman to have something else, major, to announce.
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