Heigh ho, heigh ho, it’s a-conferencing I go. Today and tomorrow anyway. And Friday. Oh and next week at ad:tech too. First up: today and tomorrow
Ross Monaghan
Deakin University and Founder, The MediaPodRob Shilkin
Head of Corporate Communications & Public Affairs, Google Australia & New ZealandAdrian Christie
Head of Public Relations, Sony Computer EntertainmentRod Bruem
Founding Editor, Now We Are Talking, TelstraTrevor Cook
Director, Jackson Wells MorrisVirginia Stewart
Public Affairs, Church of ScientologyKylie Johnson
Head of Multimedia, CSIRORoss Dawson
CEO, Advanced Human TechnologiesMax Uechtritz
Editor-in-Chief, ninemsnBruce Belsham
Editor, abc.net.au, ABCDavid Higgins
Editor, News.com.auMike Van Niekerk
Editor-in-Chief, Fairfax OnlineTracey Arthur
General Manager, Communication, Roads and Traffic AuthorityPaul McKeon
Corporate Communications, Dell Computer AustraliaPippa Leary
Marketing Director, Fairfax DigitalMatt Jones
Creative Strategist, Jack Morton WorldwideAnt Kelaher
Marketing Director, MySpace
Con Frantzeskos
Head, Me2Revolution, EdelmanLaurel Papworth
Director, World Communities and Social Networks Strategist
Yep that’s right:
The Church of Scientology & BBC PanoramaThe web allows any organisation to be a broadcaster. This case study looks at the BBC’s Panorama program that covered the Church of Scientology – including the BBC Reporter’s “meltdown moment” which was later broadcast on YouTube. This session will cover how and why The Church of Scientology made their own documentary about the BBC and used their website to host the program. Virginia Stewart was in London, England, at this time and had first hand experience of dealing with the BBC Panorama journalists.
I am sure Virginia will be fascinating.
I’m on first, on Wednesday – a day of workshops. See you there?
PS haven’t you always wanted to put PR and New Media in the same heading as Scientology? Go on, admit it. 
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