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Following our shortlisting for the Best Online News release Award of 2009 , it was great to see the news today that PRWeb, the online news distribution service of Vocus (NASDAQ: VOCS), today announced that an OpenOffice.org news release was named the winner of The Best of PRWeb contest. We've long known that many eyes make great software we've now shown that community efforts can also hone effective press releases. Thanks to all the team ...
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