Anyone who reads the DWPub Sporadic will know I’m a real believer in online PR, so it’s great to see that the Chinwag people have set up an event that relates to this subject - especially so close to the publication of my whitepaper.
The PR Unspun discussion, part of the Chinwag Live series, will look at ‘how the PR industry is adapting now that social media is heading for mainstream adoption’. It will be held in central London on 24 April. There is an ‘early bird’ rate of just £20 if you book before midnight tonight (19 April). Check it out at http://live.chinwag.com/prunspun.
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Thanks for the mention Daryl, unfortunately the tickets have all sold out now. We're running a waiting list though on the off-chance that we have some last minute cancellations.
Posted by: Sam Michel | April 20, 2007 at 10:08