Admit it, you had a good chuckle when you heard that unfortunate GMTV producer had sent a bitchy text message about Lorraine Kelly, not to her husband, but to lovable Lorraine herself. |
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And when a slew of unfortunate PR banter was flung across each lane of the information superhighway last week, every media bod who found it in their inbox had a good old rubberneck before mumbling a quick prayer to the email gods. But most of us with a phone/send button have faux-pas'd - in some way - before, which is why most popular computer accessory ever is sure to be the big red button marked 'OMG! Please turn back time so I don't have to start drafting my resignation letter'. Until that day, however, we'll just have to think
about investing in a new service called VaporStream. |
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A messaging system so stealth-like that it doesn't allow your missive to be copied, pasted, forwarded, saved or printed, VaporStream even separates the sender's name from the body of the email so even a quick screenshot is not enough to get you into the next day's tabloids. And with a price tag of only $40 a year it's not just politicians and football managers who'll be buying. In fact we foresee a bulk order coming from London's PR community very soon indeed. VaporStream - now open for registration |
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RH |
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