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The call for speakers for the Content Strategy Forum 2011 in London is now open. You should submit a talk.

After the resounding success of CS Forum 2010 in Paris, we’re bringing this year’s conference to London, with a bigger venue, 3 days of presentations (single-track, multi-track, and workshop days), and three awesome parties. Together London (my company) is organizing this year, joined by the super-talented Randall Snare and Destry Wion.

Why you should submit

We’re trying to make the conference as inclusive as possible. Help us to achieve that by submitting a talk or a workshop, and encouraging your friends and colleagues to do the same. Even if you’ve never presented before, give it a shot: there are many 20-minute slots in break-out rooms, and we’ve laid out topics to help you decide what to talk about. As Erin Kissane tweeted, how can you resist?

The call closes on 4 March, so start thinking now! I can’t wait to welcome you to London in September.

2009 was the breakout year for content strategy; in 2010 it’s finally coming to Europe. This April, Paris will host the world’s first Content Strategy Forum, featuring an exceptional programme of leaders in this emerging field of practice.

With keynotes by Kristina Halvorson (author of the must-read “Content Strategy for the Web”) and Rahel Bailie, workshops by Rachel Lovinger and Karen McGrane, and presentations by Jeff MacIntyre, Colleen Jones, Erin Scime (HUGE), and Sarah Cancilla (Facebook), North America’s leading content strategists will be in the house.

There’s also a strong European contingent; I’m honoured to be presenting “A “Do It Yourself” Guide to Content Strategy”.

All of this in central Paris in the spring; it’s just too good to miss. Tickets are still available, so check out the programme and get yourself a ticket!