StumbleUponCommunications have become democratised and where, historically, there might have been a couple of dozen journalists to contact in any given sector, there is now an army of millions of active commentators. The age of reputation management through lunch with the editor has ended.
So is there still an argument for a space for PR in the boardroom? The emergence of new skill sets around search, analytics and social media means that new players are jockeying for position and claim a better understanding of the world of new media communications. Is PR past its prime?
This event will take the form of a debate, although with a tweaked format to allow plenty of audience participation.
There will be partially-free drinking and plenty of space for argument after the debate.
The Panel
Mike Nutley (Chair) - Editor-in-Chief at New Media Age.
Stuart Bruce - MD and founder of Wolfstar and leading PR blogger.
Antony Mayfield - Head of Social Media at iCrossing with a blog at Open.
James Warren - Global Head of Digital at Weber Shandwick and also a blogger
Roger Warner, founder and MD of Content and Motion.
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NMK said:
Google Maps once again not at its finest. To get to Hoxton Square, You take the Old Street (East) exit from Old Street Tube. Go along about 300 yds and turn left, 2 streets after the Holiday Inn. http://streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=533181&y=182711&z=110&sv=Hoxton+Square&st=6&tl=Map+of+Hoxton+Square,+London,+N_1&searchp=ids.srf&mapp=map.srf
NMK said:
Or better: http://tinyurl.com/cxw3km
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