Blogging: New Media, Business and the Law – PODCAST

March 22, 2007 · Posted in podcast 

Blogging: New Media, Business and the Law

presented by The IIA and Fleishman-Hillard

RECORDED
21 March 2007 – The Shelbourne Hotel Dublin

COMPERE CIARAN BUCKLEY Fleishman-Hillard
CLIENT DIRECTOR, BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS

introduction by Julian Davis head of consumer & brands in Fleishman-Hillard

SPEAKERS ARE

* Tom Murphy, Public Relations and Community Affairs, Microsoft: How Marketing and PR people can take advantage of these technologies.

* Sarah Carey, Sunday Times, Blogger turned columnist, talks about the way in which blogging is affecting traditional media.

* Richard Delevan, Business Editor, Sunday Tribune: Columnist and blogger, outlines how the failure of Irish companies to embrace new media means that they are missing out on new markets and better employees.

* TJ McIntyre, Barrister, Lecturer in Law (UCD), Consultant with Merrion Legal Solicitors: The privacy, defamation and copyright issues that arise in new media and the old legal issues that impinge on this brave new world.

duration 2 Hours 13 Minutes – podcast service provided by Brian Greene  www.talkingvoices.com

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2 Responses to “Blogging: New Media, Business and the Law – PODCAST”

  1. cearta.ie » Blog Archive » And so, to BarCamp Dublin on May 17th, 2007 7:13 pm

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  2. flagstaff attorney on March 18th, 2010 9:24 am

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