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    Making the news conference

    The University of Sunderland is hosting a conference for PR practitioners, Making the news – Blogging, RSS and the New PR, on November 18.

    Leading PR blogger Tom Murphy, of PR Opinions, will be the key note speaker, with other sessions giving practical insights into ways practitioners can respond to the opportunities and challenges of blogging and RSS.

    Delegate tickets are £75 + VAT for CIPR members, £95 + VAT for non-members. We expect strong interest in this event and places are strictly limited so delegates are advised to book as soon as possible. For further details or to book your place please call Nicky Wake at Don’t Panic Projects Ltd on 01706 828855 or e-mail nicky@dontpanicprojects.com.

    October 17, 2005 in Current Affairs |

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