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Friday, September 16 2005
Bulldog Reporter's "Revolution in PR Technology: How Blogs, RSS, Wikis, and Podcasting are Transforming Corporate Communications"
MORNING – 9AM - NOON
I. How These Technologies Are Revolutionizing Corporate Messaging
A. Overview: New publishing power to the people—and to PR
Sally Falkow, Jay Stockwell
B. RSS: What is syndication and how simple is it (really) to use?
Bill Flitter, Sally Falkow, Jay Stockwell
C. Blogs: What are they, how do they work, why do they matter, who is using them, how can you get started?
Sally Falkow, Jay Stockwell
D. Pod- and Videocasting: What are they, how do they work, why do they matter, who is using them, what problems do they engender, how can you get started?
Eric Schwartzman, Mark Jen
E. Wikis: What are they, how do they work, why do they matter, who is using them, what problems do they engender, how can you get started?
Mark Jen, Giovanni Rodriguez, Ed Schipul
LUNCH KEYNOTE – NOON - 1PM
How Blogs Are Changing the World
Craig Newmark
AFTERNOON – 1PM – 5PM
II. Hands On: How You Can Harness These Technologies Now
A. Blogs and Syndication in the Corporate Environment: Confessions of bloggers/PR pros
Who should write your blog, what should they write about, how much will it cost, how can you measure impact?
Mark Jen, Bill Flitter
B. Blogs and Crisis: How to monitor the blogosphere and mechanisms for response
The frightening power of bloggers, to respond or not to respond, what cost monitoring?
Sally Falkow, Jay Stockwell
C. Wikis: How they fit into corporate communications strategy and how you can create one
Where does this format work, what are the dangers of an open forum, how much will it cost, how will you know it’s working?
Mark Jen, Giovanni Rodriguez, Ed Schipul
D. Podcasting and Video Blogging in the Corporate Environment: Examples of organizations using podcasting and how you can incorporate this technology into your plan
What makes good corporate casting content, what kind of investment will you need, how can you measure results?
Eric Schwartzman, Mark Jen