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PR 2.0: Strategies for the Global Era - Tuesday, November 06, 2007
6:30 to 8:00 pm

If you’re looking to break into PR, learn what prospective employers expect you to already know. Those in the avant garde of redefining old methods and strategies will point you to the new tools and tactics crucial to operating in today’s brave new world. Learn to utilize the Internet, including social networks like Facebook and MySpace, as well as Second Life, Twitter, Wikis, blogs, and online video – you can be sure of surfing your way to success.


PARTICIPANT BIOS
david bradfieldDavid Bradfield , Senior Vice President and Partner Fleishman-Hillard New York
Michelle Horowitz , Vice President, Corporate Development, PR Newswire
mmoranMike Moran , Author, Do It Wrong Quickly: How the Web Changes Old Marketing Rules 
niccomeleNicco Mele , founder of echoditto.com, former Internet strategist for Howard Dean’s Presidential campaign
peterhimlerPeter Himler , Principal/Founder, Flatiron Communications LLC

 

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LOCATION
NYU
Kimmel Student Center, Silver Board Room #914
60 Washington Square South (next to Skirball Center)
(between LaGuardia Place and Thompson Street)
SUBWAY: B, C, D, E, F, V at West 4th Street; or R, W at 8th Street
New York, NY 

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Presented with NYU's Steinhardt Department of Media, Culture and Communications

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