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The document outlines an agenda for a CIPR Cymru Wales event on March 26th 2013. It discusses several topics that will be covered, including changing media and PR, planning, networks, online media relations, monitoring and measurement, and industry changes. It also lists future Social Summers 2013 events on hyperlocal, Nominet, wiki, banking/finance, public sector, and the future.

CIPR Cymru Wales
26th March 2013
@dantyte @mattappleby
#ciprsm

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Social Summers 2013
April 18th- Hyperlocal
May 23rd - Nominet
June 20 - Wiki
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July 18th- Banking/Finance
Aug 15th- Public Sector
Sept 19th- The future

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