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CIPR Northern Conference

Monday, May 28th, 2007 at 8:20 pm

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Thanks for visiting and I hope you find my site useful.

Next month I’ll be running a workshop session at CIPR’s Northern Conference in Newcastle.

The conference takes place on Thursday, 21 June and features some interesting keynote speakers such as Paul Corley, (GMTV Managing Director, GMTV) and Graham Goodkind (Frank PR, Chairman), plus a broad range of workshop sessions.

I’ll be talking about how the team at Medway Council conceived and launched the UK’s first podcast from a local authority: the Mixit Podcast.

The workshop will explore how a public sector organisation can use podcasting effectively as part of its communications mix. We’ll also talk about some of the challenges of implementing a new communications tool, such as podcasting, in an organisation which has not previously used social media.

The conference takes place at St James Park in Newcastle. More information is available here or check out the full programme. Book your place online here.

If any readers are going to the conference do let me know - it’d be great to meet up face to face over a coffee. I’m also looking forward to meeting fellow speaker and PR blogger Stephen Davies - another blogger who I’ve not yet had the chance to meet properly.

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• Stephen Davies
  Wednesday, May 30th, 2007 at 9:03 am

  Hi Simon. Looking forward to meeting you (and seeing your presentation) too.

  Stephen

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