PRSA National Conference gets blogged
PRSA has set up a group blog (RSS feed) that will cover the 2006 National Conference (Salt Lake City, November 12-14). Good call! :)
PRSA has set up a group blog (RSS feed) that will cover the 2006 National Conference (Salt Lake City, November 12-14). Good call! :)
An un-conference organized by Josh Hallet and featuring sessions led by Andrea Weckerle, David Parmet and Chris Heuer, among others, needs no presentation (or hype). For those of us who can’t attend there’s a conference’s blog where we can follow the discussions. (Maybe they will blog the visit at Disney World, too :)
My web host has completed a server transfer during the weekend. As a result, the entries for the Global PR Blog Week are not showing on the blog, and the NewPR Wiki can’t be edited. I’m working on getting the two websites back to full functionality. Thank you for your patience. And thanks to Neville …
It would be really, really great — for practitioners, journalists, students, and scholars — if Euro RSCG Magnet would consider posting on its Media Room all the Middleberg/Ross media studies, instead of letting people dig through the Internet Archive for them. And maybe someone would consider buying middleberg.com (the domain of Middleberg + Associates, acquired …
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Last December and this January, the online community came together as never before to help in the aid efforts in South-East Asia. The lessons learned there were put to use, and improved upon, when the other tragic events of the year unfolded. Can we harness that goodwill, that togetherness, that willingness to help once more? …
Happy ending! Shari has received a liver through UNOS, and her transplant operation has been a success! Wonderful news! Take care, Shari. Updates: Update on Shari’s condition (July 27) Help distribute flyers for Shari From the Help Shari Kurzrok blog: We want to remind everyone that Shari needs a complete liver. As such, families who …
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