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| Blog Name: | The Perth Files |
| Url: | http://www.theperthfiles.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Perth, WA, Fremantle |
| Description: | The world's most isolated city as viewed through the eyes of someone who has chosen to live elsewhere for most of his adult life... thrills, spills, shark sightings and roster petrol stations galore! |
| Popularity: | 29 Followers |
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Media140 comes to Perth
Media 140: Perth 25th Feb 2010 Social Media in the Corporate World: The Impact of the Real Time Web on 'Brand, Marketing & Communications' Buy your earlybird tickets now here. From just $187 for the full day conference and networking events. Originating in London Media140, an international conference phenomenon is travelling around the world in 140 days and hits Sydney in November 2009 and Perth in February 2010. This innovative conference will bring together a host of prominent and influential speakers to discuss, explore and examine the effects and implications of the real-time web.
Media 140: Perth 25th Feb 2010 Social Media in the Corporate World: The Impact of the Real Time Web on 'Brand, Marketing & Communications' Buy your earlybird tickets now here. From just $187 for the full day conference and networking events. Originating in London Media140, an international conference phenomenon is travelling around the world in 140 days and hits Sydney in November 2009 and Perth in February 2010. This innovative conference will bring together a host of prominent and influential speakers to discuss, explore and examine the effects and implications of the real-time web.
An open letter of thanks
One of the most rewarding aspects of my role in providing public relations services for McDonald's, is the opportunity to promote the work of Ronald McDonald House.Over the past decade I've worked with some amazing people across Victoria, Tasmania and now Western Australia and
One of the most rewarding aspects of my role in providing public relations services for McDonald's, is the opportunity to promote the work of Ronald McDonald House.Over the past decade I've worked with some amazing people across Victoria, Tasmania and now Western Australia and
PR & social media - time to get jiggy with it
I was talking with someone this week about the plethora of social media 'experts' that have cropped up like new season mushrooms over the past 18 months and we got on to the subject of where PR fitted in to the scheme of things. As PR people we are not necessarily tech-savvy. We have IT people to fix our computers and keep us humming along on 'teh interwebz'. We hang about on the geek fringe, dabbling in social networking... or do we more than dabble? As a blogger for the past five years I've been around the online community for quite some time and would consider myself to be something of an early adopter in that realm. That being the case, recognising th
I was talking with someone this week about the plethora of social media 'experts' that have cropped up like new season mushrooms over the past 18 months and we got on to the subject of where PR fitted in to the scheme of things. As PR people we are not necessarily tech-savvy. We have IT people to fix our computers and keep us humming along on 'teh interwebz'. We hang about on the geek fringe, dabbling in social networking... or do we more than dabble? As a blogger for the past five years I've been around the online community for quite some time and would consider myself to be something of an early adopter in that realm. That being the case, recognising th
The birds are back in town
I was awake at 4.30am this morning. There was a dull glow - a hint of dawn - tapping at my bedroom blinds and then it hit me... this is only going to get MUCH worse as we march into Summer and there is NO daylight saving to come to my rescue.But it wasn't the light that woke me today. No, it was the early morning cacophony of our native bird life that dragged me from slumber.First it was the dreadful warbling of the two million magpies that hang out in the adjacent golf course. Excuse the French, but what the fuck are they shouting about? 'Hey, this is my tree - youse can all fuck off and find your own.' 'Hey Frank, there's a baby dugite crossing the 18th fairway tha
I was awake at 4.30am this morning. There was a dull glow - a hint of dawn - tapping at my bedroom blinds and then it hit me... this is only going to get MUCH worse as we march into Summer and there is NO daylight saving to come to my rescue.But it wasn't the light that woke me today. No, it was the early morning cacophony of our native bird life that dragged me from slumber.First it was the dreadful warbling of the two million magpies that hang out in the adjacent golf course. Excuse the French, but what the fuck are they shouting about? 'Hey, this is my tree - youse can all fuck off and find your own.' 'Hey Frank, there's a baby dugite crossing the 18th fairway tha
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