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Trump’s Twitter “Diplomacy” Is Making A Mess Again 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Slider
- 13th April 2018
President Trump’s tweeting about his possible response to the chemical weapons attack in Syria continues to sow confusion and cause problems for those under him, while simultaneously undercutting the potential effectiveness of any strike he may eventually decide on: WASHINGTON — President Trump said in a tweet early Thursday that he had never telegraphed the
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UAE making great strides in digital diplomacy: Noura 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Slider
- 22nd October 2017
ABU DHABI: The technological advancements the world is witnessing at present have significantly contributed to the changing character of war, Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Minister of Culture and Knowledge Development, said in her speech at the Ministry of Defence organised ‘The Leaders Conference: War in the 21st Century’ event, which opened in Abu Dhabi
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What kind of ( Digital, Public ) Diplomacy 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Magazine, Public diplomacy, Relax for Digital Diplomacy, Slider
- 8th October 2017
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American public diplomacy is our country’s best foreign policy tool 0
- Public diplomacy, Slider, Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy, World
- 22nd September 2017
At a time when disinformation and fake news corrupt communication channels, delivering the truthful and authentic American message is needed now more than ever. American public diplomacy, our nation’s outreach to peoples around the world, is the prime channel for communicating this message. It is essential to this country’s national security and should be vigorously
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Domestic Diplomacy in a Time of Refugees 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Slider
- 14th September 2017
Public diplomacy emerged during the Cold War as a means to directly speak to, and interact with foreign audiences to advance U.S. interests. It became possible for diplomats to bypass traditional bilateral channels by harnessing emerging technologies of radio and television broadcast, buoyed by the rising tide of popular U.S. culture. It was the first
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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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