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He came to New York in 2002 as acting senior editor for info tech, and is now a senior writer — also tech. Previously - yes there was a previously - he worked at newspapers in El Paso, Texas; Ludlow, Vermont, and Caracas, Venezuela. as European correspondent in 1998 smack in middle of the dot calm boom.
Entering the PR Business Remembering the words of Winston Churchill, “ You can achieve a lot of things with journalism, but you must know when to quit ”—Maxim quit journalism as the managing editor of the largest then Bulgarian newspaper “Standard”. In 2002, M3 Communications Group, Inc. Since then, M3 Communications Group, Inc.
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