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US SD Global Social Media Presence 0
- Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Public diplomacy, World
- 23rd Feb 2014
The U.S. Department of State’s social media presence extends around the world – including U.S. embassies, consulates, and other missions. The list below represents official social media accounts associated with the Department. http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ode/socialmedia/index.htm Facebook Flickr Twitter YouTube Blogs Pinterest Instagram Google+ Facebook: U.S. Embassies and Missions Facebook: U.S. Consulates Afghanistan Albania Algeria Argentina Armenia Australia
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Diplotwoops: What deleted diplomatic tweets say about the Ukraine 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Magazine, Public diplomacy, Tweetpedia, World
- 21st Feb 2014
Recent diplomatic activity around the crisis in the Ukraine is not only headline news but deleted tweets of diplomats and embassies show another side of the events. Diplotwoops.org, launched today by Open State, screens deleted messages by diplomats and embassies around the world. Diplotwoops.org is a database of diplomats’ tweets, lost and found. On Thursday, the Russian
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Internet Freedom: The Role of the U.S. State Department …..0
- Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Public diplomacy, World
- 21st Feb 2014
What’s the Issue? Internet freedom was until recently not a foreign policy issue. Newton-Small traces the origins of the policy to a conversation four years ago: In 2008, Michael Horowitz, a longtime religious-liberty advocate, went to his friend, Representative Frank Wolf, a Virginia Republican, and suggested setting aside funds to help Falun Gong, a religious
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Public Diplomacy ….0
- Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, World
- 20th Feb 2014
By: Fergus Hanson “Our basic assumption is that we’ve all lost control of the information environment—the only option is to embrace the change and work to shape it.” —Ben Scott, Innovation Adviser to Hillary Clinton What’s the Issue? One of Australia’s foremost foreign policy thinkers, Allan Gyngell , (Director-General of the Office of National Assessments),
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The History of eDiplomacy at the U.S. Department of State ..0
- Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Public diplomacy, World
- 19th Feb 2014
Despite the United States’ long history of innovation in the field of communications technologies, the State Department’s emergence as the world’s leading user of ediplomacy was not a natural consequence of this. A 2001 book by Wilson Dizard Jr., Digital Diplomacy: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Information Age, tracks a long history of reluctant adaptation
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Baked in and Wired: eDiplomacy @ State .0
- Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Public diplomacy, World
- 18th Feb 2014
By: Fergus Hanson eDiplomacy has dramatically changed the way diplomacy is being conducted. The State Department now communicates directly with more than 15 million people via social media—at the push of a button. Citizens no longer need to physically go to embassies to have their questions answered—they can simply read tweets. Viral videos can instantly
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