• The Digital Economy Bill with Paul Smith (twitter,blog).  Paul is a PPC which I normally take to mean "Pay per Click" but Paul assures me that it means "Prospective Parliamentary Candidate" which gives him an added incentive to be interested in the Digital Economy Bill which is currently making its way through the House of Lords before progressing to the House of Commons and being made law.  This is your chance to find out about the bill, discuss it with fellow Brrismers and decide what action to take (e.g. change ISP, write to your MP, etc etc).  Pre-meeting discussion can take place here (registration required).
• Social Media versus Time Management with Lee Cottier (twitter).  The first of January is the day that we traditionally make our New Year's resolutions with the second of January being the day that we traditionally forget them.  Lee will be telling us how we can rethink our habits around social media such we can work more effectively and not get sucked into the Twitter/Facebook/etc time-waste.  Pre-meeting discussion can take place here(registration required).
• Social media tools for the Brrism Community with Colin Rainsforth (twitter, website).  Brrism's "pattern of use" so far has been a great deal of activity in the week of the meeting followed by 3 weeks of inactivity.  It would be great if we could generate conversations that would transcend the meetings and allow us to act as an integrated community throughout the month.  Colin has much experience with social media tools as well as being involved with online communities before the likes of Ecademy and Facebook made the term popular.  Pre-meeting discussion can take place here (registration required).
• Icebreaker: The 2009 Memory Game.  2009 was chock full of interesting news stories concerning social media and this game refreshes your memory, gets you talking to other people at the meeting and allows you to have a lot of fun.

As usual, Brrism is free though we do like people to chip in a quid or two to cover the food and drinks that are provided.  Also be aware that there will be digital cameras at the event and if you are on the run from the police it would be best to stay away as your mug could end up on the internet.  You will also have to sign up on EventBrite.