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Nikki Haley’s Twitter account raises protocol concerns 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Technology, Tweetpedia
- 21st May 2018
Ever since she took over as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley’s personal Twitter account has been an object of fascination for the diplomatic set. On the @nikkihaley handle, the rising Republican star posts pictures of her dearest friends and showers love on her dog, Bentley. But she also denounces Russian actions
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2017: A Year of Digital Uncertainty 0
- Digital Diplomacy, Diplo Learning Corner, Relax for Digital Diplomacy, Technology
- 22nd Jan 2018
In many respects, 2017 was a year of digital uncertainty. It was a year in which digital platforms were used to weaponize uncertainty. It was a year in which the societal role of digital platforms became uncertain. It was a year in which the relationship between states and tech gaits became uncertain. And it was
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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 Dec 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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Do you have questions for the Italian Ambassador to the US?…0
- Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, Technology, Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
- 29th Jun 2017
On May 1, 2009, the White House becomes the first official Twitter account of a sitting President. It was followed shortly after by the Rwandan President Paul Kagame (May 15, 2009) and the South African Presidency (May 18, 2009): Welcome to the official Twitter page for the White House! — The White House (@WhiteHouse) May
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Social media’s impact on war 0
- Cyber, digital 2016, Diplo Learning Corner, Public diplomacy, Technology
- 27th Jun 2017
The largest change brought by social media has been the possibility of access to information. Vietnam, often called the ‘living room war,’ was the first war broadcast into our homes through our TVs. Many antiwar movements claimed that this mediatization helped fuel the movement and ultimately helped end the war. The advent of social media
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Cyber-attack on parliament leaves MPs unable to access emails 0
- Cyber, E Government, Technology
- 26th Jun 2017
Parliament has been hit by a “sustained and determined” cyber-attack by hackers attempting to gain access to MPs’ and their staffers’ email accounts. Both houses of parliament were targeted on Friday in an attack that sought to gain access to accounts protected by weak passwords. MPs said they were unable to access their emails after
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