Will Russia die without Twitter?
16.05.2014
Blocking Twitter in Russia is inevitable. This is what an especially exalted part of the Russian general public concluded after the statements from deputy...
Richard Boly, ex Director of the Office of eDiplomacy U.S. Department of State
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Richard Boly speaking at Wikimania 2012 in Washington, DC
Richard Boly is a career U.S. diplomat and currently the Director of...
[LISTEN] Music Diplomacy in Timbuktu
Could music reunite a war-torn Mali? “Return to Timbuktu” follows Malian musicians spreading just such a message.
Michael Ardaiolo and Dr. Guy Golan discuss Return to Timbuktu, a documentary...
How Africa tweets ?
Africa is experiencing an extraordinary transformation, but few areas have seen such fundamental change as communications. Thanks largely to the incredible rate of adoption...
Audience segmentation by @PabloPerezA
Slide by @PabloPerezA: audience segmentation basis of comms strategy. #BCNDD14 pic.twitter.com/LINkhtHrFQ
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Saudis Now Have an Online Portal to the King
Image: Brendan Smialowski/Associated Press
By Melissa Goldin39 minutes ago
Citizens in Saudi Arabia can now voice their opinions about their country via a new website, which...
International experts and pioneers in digital diplomacy meet in Barcelona
Participants include Arturo Sarukhan, former Mexican Ambassador to the USA and a pioneer in the world of digital diplomacy, and Tom Fletcher, UK Ambassador...
Arturo Sarukhán the first Ambassador in Washington, D.C. to have a personal Twitter...
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Arturo Sarukhan
Ambassador of Mexico to the United States
In office
27 February 2007 – 10 January 2013
President
Felipe Calderón
Preceded by
Carlos de Icaza
Succeeded by
Eduardo Medina-Mora...
Eric Nelson Office of eDiplomacy
Eric Nelson
Director
Bureau of Information Resource Management
Office of eDiplomacy
Term of Appointment: 09/16/2013 to present
Eric Nelson, a member of the Senior Foreign Service with...
To Tweet or Not To Tweet by Peter Millett
In 1805 it took over two weeks for news of the Royal Navy’s victory at the Battle of Trafalgar to reach London. A ship...
