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Talk Is Cheap

October 11, 2007 by Gary Schlee

Talk Is Cheap

Talk Is Cheap — an unconference for Toronto-area PR and corporate communications practitioners on Thursday evening, November 15 — is officially launched and looking for presenters and registrants.

In the spirit of unconferences (you might be familiar with Podcamp or Case Camp), Talk Is Cheap is free and features short presentations from registrants who will be sharing their expertise and experience with colleagues. The focus is social media (Web 2.0).

The name, Talk Is Cheap, recognizes that social media is about conversation and represents an inexpensive tactic for PR folks. The name also recognizes that the event’s purpose is to encourage conversation and learning about social media in an affordable setting.

Who is it for?
Talk Is Cheap is primarily for PR and corporate communications practitioners who are aware of the social media phenomenon and want to find out more about it. They’ve heard about, or dabbled with, blogs or podcasts or wikis or Facebook or myRagan or The Communicators Network or Twitter or Bloglines or … you get the idea.

Of course it’s also for practitioners who have experience in these spaces and willing to share those experiences with colleagues. And it’s for corporate communications and PR students interested in learning more about social media’s impact on the biz.

Talk Is Cheap is happening at The Centre for Creative Communications, a campus of Centennial College located about 10 mintues from downtown Toronto. It is made possible through funding provided by the Toronto chapter of IABC (International Association of Business Communicators).
Find out more about Talk Is Cheap at http://talkischeap.pbwiki.com and join us on November 15.

Feel free to use our logo on your website or blog, or use one of the logos below:
Talk Is Cheap

Talk Is Cheap

Posted in PR education, Social Media, Talk Is Cheap | 6 Comments



6 Responses to “Talk Is Cheap”

  1. on 11 Oct 2007 at 4:04 pm1    "Talk is Cheap - a social media conference for communicators" from Pro PR

    [...] Visit Gary’s blog post for more info and then hop over to the conference Wiki to sign up as a participant or propose a session. [...]


  2. on 11 Oct 2007 at 8:42 pm2    Michael O'Connor Clarke

    Excellent initiative, Gary. Count me in. Heading over to the wiki right now…


  3. on 11 Oct 2007 at 9:45 pm3    Dave Fleet

    Looking forward to it. Thanks Gary!


  4. on 12 Oct 2007 at 6:10 am4    Christine Smith

    Looking forward to all the energy this will generate for our program, our college and our campus. All the best with this, Gary.


  5. on 21 Oct 2007 at 2:37 pm5    Boyd Neil

    Wish I could be there . . . although I will be in Paris at the time which isn’t such a bad thing. I will certainly give it a mention on my blog this week.


  6. on 22 Oct 2007 at 11:22 am6    Gary Schlee

    You’re right, Boyd; Paris isn’t such a bad thing. We’ll miss seeing you at Talk Is Cheap.


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