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Kako blokčejn menja novac i poslovanje 0
- " Just Oppinion ", Cyber, Diplo Learning Corner, E Government, Magazine, Relax for Digital Diplomacy, Technology, Tekstovi na srpskom
- 17th December 2017
Šta je blokčejn? Ako ne znate, trebalo bi da znate; ako znate, verovatno vam je i dalje potrebno izvesno razjašnjenje o tome kako zapravo funkcioniše. Don Tapskot je tu da pomogne, demistifikuje ovu tehnologiju koja menja svet, koja gradi poverenje i, kako kaže, ne predstavlja ništa manje od druge generacije interneta i ima potencijal da
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100 Things to do in France 0
- Magazine, Public diplomacy, Relax for Digital Diplomacy
- 28th November 2017
The country of France is literally filled with medieval cities, alpine villages, and glorious beaches. Vineyards and wines make it world famous, as do the many classical museums and monuments. Ancient caves with prehistoric drawings, theatres and palaces, art galleries and eclectic villages – there is something for everyone in this amazing country! 1. The
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What kind of ( Digital, Public ) Diplomacy 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Magazine, Public diplomacy, Relax for Digital Diplomacy, Slider
- 8th October 2017
President Putin celebrates his Birthday Please follow and like us:
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Netizen Report: Germany’s New Social Media Law Puts a Price on Hate Speech 0
- Cyber, Diplo Learning Corner, Magazine
- 28th September 2017
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Why we blog in government: Blog Camp 2017 0
- Diplo Learning Corner, Magazine, Public diplomacy, World
- 26th September 2017
When I was preparing my talk for this year’s Blog Camp – a capability building event for blog editors across government – I came across a slide from one of the talks from last year’s event. It said: ‘Reasons why you may not want to blog: because blogging sounds silly and you’re a grown-up’.
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Why It’s Important to Understand Social Media’s Dark History 0
- Magazine, Slider
- 10th September 2017
It was in April 2016 that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced that the social media platform was providing its nearly two billion users the opportunity to livestream content. The move was viewed as a natural extension of the platform’s primary goal: providing a space for the average person to share their daily experiences, from the
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