Social Media Week Bristol: Social Ethics – Long overdue or the end of social freedom?

Event Overview

BOOK VIA EVENTBRITE: Social Media Week Bristol: Social Ethics – Long overdue or the end of social freedom?

It’s a jungle out there and social media platforms provide an effective habitat for both the predator and the prey. Under the expert leadership of Claire Walker FPRCA, CEO, Firefly Communications, and PRCA Professional Practices Committee Chair, panellists will debate if a compulsory ethical code should govern how professionals and influencers use social platforms. If so, what might it comprise and how might it affect the behaviour of those operating in this space.

Influencers will come under the spotlight from research representing consumer views and those of digital marketers. With advocates for maintaining the freedom offered by social media at all costs, and others cautioning about the pitfalls including the rise of mental health, it promises to be a lively debate. Delegates will also be invited to share their views. Will it result in delegates leaving with a set of golden rules?

Join us and find out.

BOOK VIA EVENTBRITE: Social Media Week Bristol: Social Ethics – Long overdue or the end of social freedom?

This event is worth 15 points in the PRCA CPD Programme.