Pub PR Tuesday April 15

[Mark Pinner]

We are excited to invite you to the next Pub PR session taking place
on Tuesday April 15, 7.30 pm.

Our topic this time will link advertising, PR and television: "Public
Service Broadcasting in the US and China". Harvey Dzodin, Director and
Vice President Emeritus of the ABC Television Network was responsible
for ABC's public service broadcasting and commercial standards.

He will lead a participatory discussion concerning the importance of
and opportunities for public service broadcasting in China.

As Harvey would like to make this an engaging discussion, people are
encouraged to consider their opinions on the issue beforehand. The
website of the Ad Council (www.adcouncil.org) is a good source of
information on this topic in the US.

Our venue is the same as last month, in the upstairs room of the new
Nanjie Bar, in between the old Browns and the Bookworm, opposite the
Banana Leaf.
Looking forward to seeing you there!

Best regards

Mark Pinner

(On behalf of the founders of Pub PR - Vanessa Seow, Mark Pinner and
Ivana Vuckovic)

Date: April 15, 2008 (Tuesday)
Time: 7.30 pm for 8pm start

Venue: NanJie Bar南街吧
Inside the corner of Sanlitun South street and Gongti Bei Lu (三里屯南街和工
体
北 路的角落里面)
Between the Bookworm and the old Brown's, opposite the Banana Leaf (书
虫
咖啡听和Brown's酒吧中间,蕉叶泰国餐厅对面)
Chaoyang District, Beijing
Tel: 010 6413 0963

Happy hours end at 8.00 pm, which gives 'buy one, get one free
cocktails'.

As ever, please feel free to forward this invite to your friends.

[Mark Pinner]

We are excited to invite you to the next Pub PR session taking place
on Tuesday April 15, 7.30 pm.

Our topic this time will link advertising, PR and television: "Public

Service Broadcasting in China". Harvey Dzodin, Director and Vice
President Emeritus of the ABC Television Network worked for ABC for 20
years, and was responsible for their public service broadcasting and

commercial standards.

He will lead a participatory discussion concerning the importance of
and opportunities for public service broadcasting in China.

As Harvey would like to make this an engaging discussion, people are

encouraged to consider their opinions on the issue beforehand. One
place to look for an introduction to this topic is the US Ad Council
(www.adcouncil.org).