Drew B's take on tech PR: Going to LGComms

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May 21, 2008

Going to LGComms

I'm off in a second to speak to a group of local government comms professionals at the annual LGComms Conference which is taking place this week. My topic is on the use of social media in comms. I'll make sure I blog about how it goes... tomorrow I'll be speaking at the E-consultancy Online PR roundtable. I'll feed back on how that goes too and on what we talk about.

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Drew B's take on tech PR