WOW! Just received this email: Hi leehopkins! Your presentation 2009 – Electronic Publishing on the Internet is currently being showcased on the ‘Career’ page by our editorial team. Mega blush!
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So it’s Day Three of four days in Shanty Town… sorry, Sydney Town. Now that I’ve had time to come up for air, it’s apposite to pause and reflect; and since I’m a serial virtual voyeurist, it is only fitting that I perform the intensely personal reflection in front of my digital peers — my [...]
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I’m running some professional development courses in Sydney just before the ad:tech conference. On Monday March 10th I’m running an all day workshop on Social Media, ‘Social Media 101‘. Then on Tuesday 11th I’m running a full-day workshop on Social Media Strategy. Here’s some more details about the courses: Social Media 101 – A Practical [...]
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I’m really looking forward to this: the ad:tech conference in Sydney, 12+13 March. I’m moderating a panel on ‘Digital PR’ and my fellow panelists are Steven Noble, Director, Digital, at Hill & Knowlton, Marnie Macdonald, Online Communication Manager at Australian Wool Institute, and Trevor Cook, raconteur, roustabout and famed hamster juggler (and owner of a [...]
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Steven Noble from Hill & Knowlton Australia has very flatteringly asked me to be involved in the ad tech two-day conference in Sydney, March 12-13. With three separate but overlapping tracks, there’s a stack of goodness on offer at the conference; here’s just a sampling: Understanding Virtual Worlds Social Media and CGC: has a [...]
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My favourite Perth clients, the very funky, whip-smart and industry-leading Clarity Communications, have tied together various mining, sporting and industry companies (I bet they loved it!) and I’m back over to Perth early December for three more days of Social Media hectoring, lecturing and strategising goodness. Thanks for herding the cats together, Kellie — can’t [...]
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I try and steer clear of political blogging, not because I have no views (I do) but because this blog is about business communication, not politics. But every now and then something crosses my radar and I feel compelled to add to the discussion. I was sorely tempted to weigh into the conversation about Family [...]
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