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  • Mediations comments 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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    Yesterday I set up a Facebook group for EuroBlog2008, trying to build a community around the Brussels Symposium, Social media and the future of PR: New Ideas, New Research, New Business. I am delighted to see that it already has 22 members; four people are confirmed attendees and ten are maybes.

    The group is a resource for anyone interested in the conference and the conference themes but also an experiment to see how a group of people who know quite a lot about PR and social media can use Facebook. Please join, please contribute, and please put forward your ideas for how the group can be developed. I would be particularly interested to hear about case studies of successful and innovative PR uses of Facebook - anybody fancy writing a paper on this theme?    

    December 08, 2007 in EuroBlog2008 |

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