Follow the insights and conversations live from this year's T3PR Conference on Twitter from #techprsa.

With the rise of Web 2.0, many public relations professionals have sought to position themselves as influencers in the realm of social media. PRSA's T3PR Conference “Strategic Views on Technology and the Changing PR Landscape” is dedicated to helping consumer and business technology communicators stand out in this crowded space. Download the T3PR Conference Brochure.

Join Keynote Speaker Sarah Evans for “What's Next for PR, Strategy and Technology.”

Named one of Forbes magazine’s “14 Power Women to Follow on Twitter” and Invesp.net’s “Top 100 Most Influential Marketers of 2009,” Sarah Evans currently serves as president of Sevans Strategy.

During her session, Evans will help you distinguish what tech innovations you need (from what you want), and highlight must-have tools and techniques that will keep your projects competitive.

For a preview of Evans’ insight, check out her vlog posts from SXSWi and PRSA Colorado.

Achieve your organizational goals with T3PR's panels, networking events and tactical sessions developed by the industry's premier thought leaders, including:

“Driving Your Online Footprint: PR Experts as Influencers” — Christine Perkett, president and founder, PerkettPR, Inc.

"Storytelling in the Changing Digital Space" —   Nick Bilton, lead technology writer/reporter, The New York Times Bits Blog; author of the forthcoming "I Live in the Future & Here's How It Works: How Your World, Work, and Brain Are Being Creatively Disrupted"

"The New Era of Blogging" — Joe Ciarallo, editor, PRNewser.com; manager, PR Initiatives at Mediabistro.com (moderator); Adam Ostrow, editor-in-chief, Mashable.com; Sara Polsky, editor, Curbed.com; Frederick Mwangaguhunga, founder, MediaTakeOut.com

“Facebook Marketing and the Word of Mouth Campaign” — Justin Levy, director of business development, corporate strategy and client services, New Marketing Labs, LLC.; author of “Facebook Marketing: Designing Your Next Marketing Campaign” (2nd Edition)

“B-to-B Tech Firms and Murphy's Law: Anticipating Communications Crises” — Harjiv Singh, co-founder and co-CEO, International, Gutenberg Communications

Want to preview the insight found at T3PR? Check out the conversation that happened at the pre-conference #techprsa Tweet Chat featuring keynoter Sarah Evans, conference co-chair Deirdre Breakenridge, speakers Christine Perkett, Sandra Fathi and Ed Schipul. 

T3PR is also a proud partner of Internet Week.