Mar 5, 2008 • 1 min read

Does social media equal the death of print?

CMU's sister company unicornjobs.com is staging a free debate on Monday on whether social media is the death of print and what it means for PR.

Those of you working in traditional media - especially newspapers or telly - should probably get a little depressed about those latter stats in the EMR/Wiggins survey. Those of you working in PR should probably be thinking about whether or not you're PRing the right people.

And if you are thinking that, then may we suggest you head to this event being staged by CMU's sister company unicornjobs.com this coming Monday - with the not at all emotive title of 'Social Media: The Death Of Print?'. Up for debate will be the growth of social media (social networking, blogs etc etc) and the impact it is having and will have on traditional media, and what that means for those working in public relations.

Giving their opinions will be Simon Nixon, Executive Editor of online investment analysis service Breaking Views, Drew Benvie, director of tech PR company Hotwire, and Mick Fealty, editor and writer of Slugger O'Toole and the Brassneck blog at the Daily Telegraph.

For more details and to sign up for this free debate, go to this URL: http://www.tinyurl.com/yo66tp

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