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Melania Trump visits pandas at Beijing zoo 0
- Public diplomacy, Relax for Digital Diplomacy
- 14th Nov 2017
The US first lady spent time with a couple of China’s most prominent diplomats on her last day in Beijing, the pandas Meng’er and Gu Gu. She was greeted by a group of schoolchildren waving miniature Chinese and American flags and handed out stuffed toy bald eagles to them. Melania Trump engages in panda diplomacy
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The Personalization of Digital Diplomacy 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Diplo Learning Corner, Relax for Digital Diplomacy, Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
- 5th Nov 2017
In the early days of digital diplomacy, MFAs and diplomats viewed social media as linear communication tools. Diplomats believed that they could use social media to craft a message and directly disseminate it among online publics. Thus, social media was no different from other mass media such as the radio and television. Yet as the
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What kind of ( Digital, Public ) Diplomacy 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Magazine, Public diplomacy, Relax for Digital Diplomacy, Slider
- 8th Oct 2017
President Putin celebrates his Birthday Please follow and like us:
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Sean Parker: the internet is not the answer for those seeking change 0
- Relax for Digital Diplomacy
- 27th Sep 2017
Sean Parker is one of the biggest names associated with the earliest days of social media, but the tech billionaire on Tuesday urged those interested in activism – especially against the Trump administration – to go offline if they wanted to make their voices heard. “As much as I thought the internet could be our
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Twitter may introduce feature to let users flag ‘fake news’0
- Relax for Digital Diplomacy
- 25th Jul 2017
Twitter is considering a feature that would let users flag tweets that are false or inaccurate, in an attempt to combat the spread of disinformation on the platform. The new feature, reported by the Washington Post, would allow Twitter users to report a post as misleading, in the same way they can currently report individual
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‘Patriotic trolling’: how governments endorse hate campaigns against critics | Carly Nyst 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Relax for Digital Diplomacy
- 13th Jul 2017
The story is increasingly a familiar one: a journalist or activist speaks out against the status quo, and is confronted with a barrage of abusive and violent remarks online. Public figures, representing the status quo under threat, encourage or endorse the abuse, either through action or inaction. The target of the attack is intimidated into
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