by Michelle Lentz

The New Communications Forum 2009 is one of those events that’s affordable and covers all those things that marketing and PR folks need to know about communicating effectively with new media.

Now celebrating its fifth year, the New Communications Forum brings together leaders in the field to discuss the impact of social media and all sorts of new communication, including tools, technologies, models on PR and corporate communications, marketing and advertising, media and journalism, business, culture and society. Big list, right? It’s two days of goodness. Topics include a keynote with Charles Best (founder of DonorsChoose.org), Blogger Relations, Integrating and Measuring Web 2.0, Understanding Facebook and Facebook Culture (there’s a culture?), online reputatio management, brand ambassadors, corporate blogging, influencer relations, and more.

Additionally, this year’s event is co-located with the Inbound Marketing Summit, which conveniently brings together experts in the field of new media marketing to share the latest strategies, tools, and best practices to utilize new marketing methods to grow your business.

Because it includes, if you so choose, the Inbound Marketing Summit, it can cost up to $1295. But if you only want one day (which will give you plenty of information), it’s a mere $395, and you can choose your day. It gets better though. Register with code SNCRFRIEND and save yourself $100.

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