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Mediations: Philip Young

Mediations coments on public relations, journalism, and communication ethics, often in the context of social media. Philip Young is a senior lecturer in public relations and journalism at the University of Sunderland, specialising in media ethics. He is also a lead researcher for the Euprera EuroBlog project. All views expressed here are personal and should not be seen as representing the University of Sunderland.

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We made the news!

I am hoping that about 90 people will eagerly be going online this morning, stimulated by the wealth of exciting ideas flying around at the University of Sunderland's Making the News: Blogs, RSS and the New PR conference yesterday. If a successful conference means a full house, with everyone and engaged and scribbling notes to the bitter end, this one worked.

Much more about the content soon, but for now here are some links to those contributors with web logs:

Thanks, too, to CIPR president-elect Tony Bradley, of Bradley O'Mahoney, for introducing the event.

November 19, 2005 in Making the News Conference | Permalink