July 12, 2009 marks the fifth anniversary since the virtual conference called the Global PR blogging week, when PR bloggers and friends came together to write a series of blog posts about social media, PR and blogging. I've already given some reflections on the conference, and an update on the alumni. Bastien Beauchamp is working on a review of the themes from the conference.
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