Journalism’s from Mars, Social Media’s from Venus
Update: We’re maxed out on capacity! Thanks to everyone who RSVP-ed. Twollow the conversations via #openroom and le tus know your thoughts!
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A lot has been said about traditional vs. new media but it’s really not a battle with an either/or outcome. Fun fodder for an Open Room session over finger food, drinks and tweets where journalists and bloggers unite! Happening Thursday, 25 June from 7-9pm (venue TBC).
Thomas Crampton, who heads Digital Influence in Asia-Pacific, will be co-hosting the conversation with ex-journalist, Arti Mulchand. Tom recently video-blogged about his transition from journalism to digital strategy.
RSVPs closed.
RSVP: niki.torres@ogilvy.com

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