Microsoft PR bunnies love Firefox - shocka

Bunny + Ferret = Vole

By Andrew Thomas

Wed Aug 15 2007, 14:10

TOP UK PR WARREN Weber Shandwick spins for Microsoft. It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it.

We put a call into them today to check on a glitch on the MS Security Central site. Imagine, then, our surprise on telling them the URL so they could type it in, to hear them say 'Hang on, I've got Firefox issues'.

Whoops. µ

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