Thinktopia CEO Keynote Speaker at Annual Technology Section Conference
NEW YORK -- Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)
NEWS FACTS
-- T3 PR Conference: Theory, Tactics & Technology for High Tech
Public Relations
-- Reuters Conference Center, New York, N.Y., June 19, 2007,
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
-- Presented by PRSA Technology Section in cooperation with the PRSA
New York Chapter
-- PR luminaries and global experts from leading agencies,
corporations and service providers to speak. Topics include:
-- Primal PR
-- TECH PR 2.0: Blogs, Vlogs & iPods
-- The Challenge of Tech
-- PR Idol: Meet the Media
-- The Future of Tech PR
-- Viral Video: Invigorating PR campaigns with video
-- PR in a Virtual World
-- Boosting PR Results with SEO, SEM & RSS
The use of technology communication tools such as blogs, viral video and the future of technology public relations are just a few of the topics on the agenda at the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Technology Section annual conference on Tuesday, June 19, at the Reuters Conference Center, Three Times Square, New York. The all-day conference begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 5:30 p.m. The conference is presented in cooperation with the PRSA New York Chapter.
The conference keynote session will feature Patrick Hanlon, author, Primal Branding, and CEO, Thinktopia. Hanlon was creative director for many years at agencies such as TBWA, Ogilvy, Hal Riney & Partners and worked on a variety of famous brands, including Absolut, UPS, Disney, General Motors and Nickleodeon. He's been a guest writer for ADWEEK and his ads have been featured in Communication Arts, The One Show, Archive, Advertising Age and more. After serving on the management boards and executive levels of major advertising agencies, Hanlon realized that there might be better and more efficient ways to create ideas for clients and in 2003, he founded Thinktopia with the notion that "the idea business needed a better idea about how to do business."
Other conference sessions include: "Blogs, Vlogs & iPods"; "The Challenge of Tech"; "PR Idol: Meet the Media"; "The Future of PR"; "PR in a Virtual World"; and "Boosting PR Results with SEO, SEM & RSS."
The Awards for Excellence in Technology Journalism will be presented at the conference luncheon. The awards recognizes journalists in general or business publications and technical/trade magazines and newsletters who have published outstanding articles on technology and innovation,
"We have a very strong lineup of thought leaders and leading voices in tech public relations at T3," said PRSA Technology Section Chair Henry Feintuch, managing partner, public relations, KCSA Worldwide. "This is the single, must-attend event for anyone in high-tech public relations. Our speakers are on the leading edge of public relations and driving the use of the most innovative technologies and tactics to advance our profession."
For registration information, please visit http://tinyurl.com/2qxdqp. For program questions, contact James Abel at 212-460-1422 or james.abel@prsa.org.
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