Name pr2go's newest recruit to win 'Avatar' on Blu-ray DVD and a shiny new Blu-ray player to watch it on!

Over the last few weeks the pr2go team has rapidly expanded ... and not just with real-life people!

We now have our own avatar to become the virtual face of all things pr2go.

There has been much debate at pr2go, as you can imagine, so to save argument, we'd really appreciate your help on naming the little fella.

The best name for our avatar, selected by our Chairman, will win a fantastic Blu-ray prize.

So get creative and enter with your chosen name at:

Facebook: Leave a comment on the pr2go wall.
Twitter: DM pr2go
Email: customerservices@pr2go.com

We're really excited about the official nam...

I had a heated debate at the weekend with my daughter who was trying to tell me that a tattoo would be cool and nobody would ever see it and even if they did it was her decision anyway!

Well as any parent would I told her about all of the reasons for not having a tattoo. My central argument was based on how it would look when she was a seventy year old grandmother; I told her it might actually look cool on her now, but would it look cool on Nanny?

This made me think about the Internet and social media in general, obviously pr2go are big fans, we use this media every day and it's a great form of PR, however we should personally be careful what we put online about ourselves. Remember that everything that goes on stays on forever. A twenty year old that puts a photo of themselves over indulging on a night out on the town could find themselves with a great deal to explain in five years time when a future employers looks at it or even in twenty years time when their sixteen y...

OK so the Met Office has got it wrong a few times recently...the now notorious 'Barbecue Summer' press release is a fine example. We were promised a hot summer and a mild winter, neither of which really happened (though there were warm spells last summer and there has been the odd mild day of late!), but long-term forecasting cannot be simple and at a time when global warming is having an effect on the elements there is no pattern for forecasters to follow.
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If the Met...

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Well after two weeks of freezing temperatures, with the government having to ration salt and gas suppliers and Google Earth producing NASA photos of the whole country being white (which was just a little apocalyptic), finally those who were complaining about UK Plc are either snowed in, lost their voice or frozen to death.

Happily this kind of situation always brings out the best in us Brits, from neighbours actually looking after each other, to pubs becoming soup kitchens and once again taking their rightful place at the centre of the community. Even simple things like pushing cars out of the snow or bonding with other car users wh...