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		Bonus Tactics article: Bingo! PR’s contribution to buzzwords that have lost their buzz 05/15/2008 [Click here for more]

		The week of May 12 in review: The stories PR professionals were talking about
		A new way to gather brand perception?
		Study finds that more households are getting rid of landlines

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5/18		PRSA Counselors Academy Spring Conference - Survival of the Fleetest: Anticipate. Adapt. Act.

5/19		Writing That Sells - Products, Services and Ideas

5/20		Meet the Media: Local Newscasters

5/22		Master the Art of the Storyteller

5/27		Using RSS to Create a Do-It-Yourself Dashboard for Tracking/Monitoring Online Conversations

5/29		Building and Evaluating an Employee Communications Program

5/29		Building Effective Crisis Plans

5/30		Accreditation Power Play

6/3		The Naked Brand in a Post-Mass Media World

6/4		APR Readiness Review


	PRSA to Conduct Major Membership Survey
	PRSA is embarking on a major membership research initiative to measure and evaluate member satisfaction, and to examine members’ perceptions of the services and products we currently offer.

	The Point of Connection: PRSA 2008 International Conference, Detroit, 10/25 – 10/28

	PR Quickstart Free Web-based training for those who are new to the public relations industry Wave Radar: Is that blog post about your company's new product causing a big splash or a tiny ripple? Join the conversation on PRSA's blog, ComPRehension!

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