WSJ event recap

Today, Julia Hood served as the moderator (on a panel with four Wall Street Journal editors) at a WSJ print relaunch event, geared to PR...

5 December 2006

Today, Julia Hood served as the moderator (on a panel with four Wall Street Journal editors) at a WSJ print relaunch event, geared to PR people.

The event, co-hosted by PRWeek, went very well, and those who did not attend can live vicariously through pictures and podcast (both to be uploaded soon).

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