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AGENDA (PDF)

MATERIALS

Edelman Trust Barometer 2007

A Corporate Guide to the Global Blogosphere

Public RelationSHIPS:
Communications in the Age of Personal Media

Trust "MeDIA"
How Real People are Finally Being Heard

WHO'S WHO (speakers) 
Matthew Anchin BIO   
Paul Argenti BIO   
Andrew Baron BLOG BIO  
Josh Bernoff BLOG BIO   
Merrill Brown BIO   
Walter Carl BLOG BIO  
Henry Copeland BLOG BIO  
Michael Cornfield BIO  
Gordon Crovitz BIO  
Carol Darr BIO  
Scott Donaton BIO  
John Edelman BIO  
Richard Edelman BLOG  BIO  
James Finn BIO  
Dan Gillmor BLOG BIO  
Matt Harrington BIO  
Scott Heiferman BLOG BIO  
Julia Hood BLOG BIO  
Teemu Huuhtanen BIO   
Jodi Kantor BIO  
David Kirkpatrick BLOG  BIO  
Mike Krempasky BLOG BIO  
Ned Lamont BIO  
Deirdre Latour BIO  
Nicholas Lemann BIO  
Bob Mankoff BIO  
Pat Mitchell BIO  
Rick Murray BIO  
Jackie Price BIO  
Babs Rangaiah BLOG BIO  
Brian Reich BLOG BIO  
Jay Rosen BLOG BIO  
Steve Rubel BLOG BIO  
Lesley Solomon BIO  
Pam Talbot BIO  
David Weinberger BLOG  BIO  
Donald K. Wright BIO  
Tim and Nina Zagat WEBSITE BIOS  

ATTENDEES
 
Ed Adams
Chair Department of Communications, Brigham Young University
Sue Westcott Alessandri
Assistant Professor Advertising & Public Relations Syracuse University
Lori Bergen
Professor and Director Department of Mass Communication Texas State University
Kenton Bird
School of Journalism & Mass Media University Of Idaho
Marcelo Boccia
Press & PR Corporate Manager, LAPTV Argentina
Merrill Brown
National Editorial Director, News21 and Chairman of the Board NowPublic.com
T. Barton Carter
Department of Mass Communication, Advertising and Public Relations Boston University
Clarke L. Caywood,
Professor - Integrated Marketing Communications Northwestern University
Mark Christaldi
Sr. Manager Interactive Communications, Astrazeneca
Richard Cole
Chair Department of Advertising Michigan State University
Tom Collinger
Medill School of Journalism Department of Intergrated Marketing Northwestern University
Isabella Cunningham
Chair Department of Advertising, The University of Texas at Austin
LaRae Donnellan
Professor & PR Sequence Coordinator School of Journalism and Graphic Communication Florida A&M University
Abby Dress
Associate Professor and Director, Public Relations Degree Program Long Island University
David Dunne
EVP, Director of Worldwide Operations
Renee Edelman
Senior Vice President
Laurence Evans
President, StrategyOne
Mary Ann Ferguson
Page Legacy Scholar College of Journalism and Communications University of Florida
Rosanna M. Fiske
Associate Professor, Advertising & PR School of Journalism and Mass Communication - Florida International University
Margaret Fitch-hauser
Coordinator, PR Programs Communications and Journalism Department Auburn University
Joe Foote
Dean College of Mass Communication University Of Oklahoma
Rochelle Ford A
ssociate Professor John H. Johnson School of Communications Howard University
Victoria Geyer
Assistant Professor Journalism, Media Studies, and Public Hofstra University
Steffan Heuer
Brand Eins
Randy Hines
Dept. of Communications Susquehanna University
Teemu Huuhtanen
CEO, Habbo
Leah Jones
Conversation Analyst, me2revolution
Frank Kalupa
James Madison University
John Kiker
Associate Dean - Communications and Marketing Columbia Business School Columbia University
Lisa Kirk
Managing Director, PRWeek
Kim Landon
Utica College
Susan Lewis
Department of Journalism & Communication Abilene Christian University
Dianne Lynch
Roy H. Park School of Communications Ithaca College
Maria Marron
Professor Journalism Department Central Michigan University
Tom Martin
Executive-in-Residence Department of Communication College of Charleston
Diana Martinelli
Widmeyer Communications Professor P.I. Reed School of Journalism West Virginia University
Shawn McIntosh
Lecturer Strategic Communications Columbia University
Keith O'Brien
News Editor, PRWeek
Jim O'Rourke
Eugene D. Fanning Center for Business Communication University of Notre Dame
Julie O'Neil
Chair, Advertising and Public Relations Schieffer School of Journalism Texas Christian University
Frank Ovaitt
President & CEO Institute for Public Relations
John Pavlik
Director of Journalism Resources Institute Journalism and Media Studies Rutgers University
Ethan Rasiel
Senior Vice President
Jeffrey Richard
Associate Dean Graduate School of Journalism Columbia University
Maria Russell
Professor of PR and Director Executive Programs in Public Relations - PR Dept. S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications Syracuse University
Lynne M. Sallot
Associate Professor Grady College University of Georgia
Irv Schenkler
Associate Professor Stern School of Business New York University
Subir Sengupta
School of Communication & The Arts Marist College
Jim Sernoe
Mass Communication Department Midwestern State University
Cliff Shaluta
Coordinator Ad+PR Programs Western Kentucky University
William Sledzik
Associate Professor/Public Relations Sequence Coordinator - Kent State University
James D. Sodt
The Charles B. Degenstein Professor of Communications, Susquehanna University
Juan Mariano Sola
Marketing Manager - Southern Region, LAPTV Argentina
Don Stacks
Professor and Director, Public Relations Program, School of Communication, University of Miami
Craig Stark
Assistant Professor of Communications Department of Communications and Theater SU
Dulcie Straughan
Professor School of Journalism and Mass Communication University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Teresa Jo Styles
Associate Professor Department of Journalism and Mass Communication North Carolina A & T State University
Patrick Sutherland
Chair Department of Communication Bethany College
Howard Sypher
Department of Communication Purdue University
Larry Taylor
Instructor Department of Communication Appalachian State University
Elizabeth Toth
Professor Department of Communication University of Maryland at College Park
Judy Turk
Director School of Mass Communications Virginia Commonwealth University
Steven H. Weiss
Vice President Corporate Communications The McGraw-Hill Companies
Susan C. Zavoina
Chair Department of Journalism University of North Texas


New Media Academic Summit 2007:
The Next Generation of Communications
 

 

Click here to read the Summit white paper 

 Agenda


Click on the image below to listen to Richard Edelman's introduction to the Summit.

.wmv video (better quality)

The New Media Academic Summit will convene business leaders, academics, journalists, bloggers and communications professionals to discuss the challenges facing universities in preparing the next generation of graduates.

 

THURSDAY, JUNE 7 (6:30-9:00PM)
(6:30-7:00PM) REGISTRATION AND WELCOME DRINKS
 
(7:00-9:00PM) THE CHANGING MEDIA ENVIRONMENT
A panel of industry leaders and experts discuss the changing media environment, how it is affecting business, academia, and its implications for the future.
GORDON CROVITZ
The Wall Street Journal
RICHARD EDELMAN
CEO, Edelman
NICHOLAS LEMANN
Columbia University
PAT MITCHELL
Paley Museum of Media
DAVID KIRKPATRICK

Fortune (moderator)
 

Click on the image below for the session video.
 


 Right-click here to download iPod video podcast (650MB!)


Click on the image below for the Q&A video.
 

Right-click here to download iPod video podcast (485MB) 

Right-click here to download the session summary
 


 

FRIDAY, JUNE 8 (8:00AM-4:00PM)
(8:00-9:00AM) ENGAGING CONSUMERS THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORKS
 
SCOTT DONATON
Advertising Age
BABS RANGAIAH
Unilever
SCOTT HEIFERMANN
Meetup
This session focuses on how new media is creating new paths and platforms for businesses to engage with consumers.
PAM TALBOT, Edelman
moderator
Click below to watch Scott and Scott get a little feisty...

 

Right-click here to download iPod video podcast (698MB)

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(9:00-9:45AM) CO-CREATING CONTENT
This session examines how new media gives voice to the consumer via the co-creation of content.
TIM & NINA ZAGAT 
Zagats
TEEMU HUUHTANEN 
Habbo
LESLEY SOLOMON
Gather.com
BOB MANKOFF 
The Cartoon Bank
JACKIE PRICE, Edelman
moderator

Hey, got an idea for a cartoon? So does David Mamet. Watch below...

 

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 to download iPod video podcast (629MB)

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 to download the session summary
 


(10:15-11:00AM) BUILDING CORPORATE REPUTATION FROM THE INSIDE OUT
MATTHEW ANCHIN
American Express
JIM J. FINN
Avaya
PAUL ARGENTI
Dartmouth University
DEIRDRE LATOUR
General Electric
MATT HARRINGTON
Edelman (moderator)
 

Click on the image below for this session's video:

 
 
Right-click here to download iPod video podcast (543MB)
 
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(11:00-11:45AM) ADVOCACY & GRASSROOTS ENGAGEMENT
This session examines how politicians – specifically candidates in the upcoming Democratic and Republican presidential primaries --are using new media to build grass root engagement and reach advocacy groups.
 
 
 
MICHAEL CORNFIELD
George Washington University
CAROL C. DARR 
Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet
BRIAN REICH
Campaign Web Review
 
 
NED LAMONT
Harvard Institute of Politics
MICHAEL KREMPASKY 
Edelman (moderator)
 


Click on the image below to view the video for this session:

 

Right-click here to download iPod video podcast (576MB)

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(12:00-1:30PM) THE ERA OF CITIZEN JOURNALISM
DAN GILLMOR 
Center for Citizen Media
JODI KANTOR 
The New York Times
STEVE RUBEL, Edelman
moderator
This session explores how the blogosphere and citizern journalism are changing reporting and mainstream media.

You know what to do...

 

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(1:30-2:00PM) ETHICS AND RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
IN NEW MEDIA
Panelists discuss mistakes made by media outlets, corporations and other entities, as well as new standards and legal challenges brought about by new media.
DONALD K. WRIGHT
Boston University
HENRY COPELAND 
BlogAds
RICK MURRAY
Edelman, moderator


Click on the image for the video.

 
 
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(2:00-2:30PM) ENABLING THE DIGITAL GENERATION
 
 
 
WALTER CARL 
Northeastern University
DAVID WEINBERGER 
Harvard's BerkmanCenter
for Internet & Society
MERRILL BROWN
NowPublic.com
This brainstorming session looks at the digital Q of college graduates and expectations employers have of a college graduate’s digital knowledge.
JOHN EDELMAN
Edelman, moderator
Click below for the video.
 
 
 
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(3:00-4:00PM) WHAT'S NEXT FOR NEW MEDIA
JAY ROSEN 
NYU Department
of Journalism
JOSH BERNOFF 
Forrester Research
RICK MURRAY
Edelman
What are the potential opportunities and risks for businesses and universities in investing in new media? How can we measure its impact? What is the role of higher education in navigating these opportunities?
JULIA HOOD
PRWeek, moderator
This is the last time we'll ask you to click...

  

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Current Poster rss
Jun 14, 2007 (Leah)
Blogging as a Learning Tool
Comments(3)    1:23 pm    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Gramercy Park and other thoughts
Comments(3)    8:13 pm    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
What’s Next for New Media?
  • Jay Rosen, Associate Professor, former chairman, 1999-2005, New York University, Department of Journalism
  • Josh Bernoff, Vice President, Forrester Research
  • Rick Murray, President, me2revolution
Comments(0)    2:48 pm    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Enabling the Digital Generation
Is there a Digital Q (IQ) for students or for faculty?
 
Walter Carl:  You need to understand the social forces, consequences, and context--not just the technology.
 
Comments(0)    2:26 pm    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Ethics and Rules of Engagement in New Media
  • Donald K. Wright, Professor of Public Relations, BostonUniversity
  • Henry Copeland, Founder of Blogads
 
Comments(3)    1:35 pm    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
The Era of Citizen Journalism
Comments(0)    12:41 pm    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Who else is blogging?
I just did a quick search to see who else is blogging from the confines of the Harvard Club.
Comments(0)    12:4 pm    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Advocacy and Grassroots Engagement
Comments(3)    11:23 am    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Go for it!
Dear Keith,
 
I'm not an experienced live blogger either, so please keep chiming in with pithy comments. 
 
Back to blogging!
 
Sincerely,
Leah
 
Comments(0)    11:10 am    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Building Corporate Reputation from Inside Out
Comments(0)    10:23 am    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Co-Creating Content
Comments(3)    9:19 am    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Engaging Consumers through Social Networks
Pam Talbot kicked us off with an introduction to social networks and asked each panelist "What is a social network?" 

Scott Donaton:  Since the first three...

Comments(0)    8:27 am    permalink
 
Jun 08, 2007 (Leah)
Getting started.
Comments(3)    8:18 am    permalink
 
Jun 07, 2007 (Leah)
Welcome to the Summit!
Comments(2)    8:56 pm    permalink
 
May 25, 2007 (Leah)
Quiet Typer Seeks Summit
Comments(0)    12:55 pm    permalink