Embassy of Israel in Romania: The Ambassador

• John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
• 30th January 2019

embassies.gov.il

DAVID SARANGACurriculum Vitae
Date of birth: 18th February, 1964
Nationality: Israeli
Excerpt:
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
· Embassy of Israel in Romania, Bucharest (present)
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary …
· Social Media and Branding Consultant (10/2009-9/2010)
Adjunct Professor, School of Communications, IDC Herzliya
Instructor, “New Media, Social networks and Public Diplomacy [JB emphasis]”, USC Center on Public Diplomacy, Annenberg School, Los Angeles
· Consulate General of Israel in New York, NYC (7/2005 – 9/2009)
Consul for Media and Public Affairs …
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See also John Brown, “Public Diplomacy Goes Pubic” (2007) uscpublicdiplomacy.org, which quotes Saranga, when he was Israel's Consul For Media And Public Affairs at its New York Consulate (a statement as recorded by Joel Leyden of the Israel News Agency):
Israeli diplomats, representatives of a country that has witnessed extensive debate on how to improve its public diplomacy [JB emphasis] (..

The West Point Speech and the Foreign Service

• John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review, Public diplomacy
• 1st June 2019

President Barack Obama delivers the commencement address at the United States Military Academy at West Point commencement ceremony at Michie Stadium in West Point, NY, on May 28, 2014. Official White House photo by Pete Souza.“America must always lead” was the theme of President Obama’s speech at West Point on May 28, 2014. This essay – posted on the former website of the Public Diplomacy Council on June 3, 2014, now republished for reference – was a response.Five years later, the nation has a new president, but the four trends mentioned in the essay endure It’s still true, for instance, that “no cavalry troop with a stagecoach of gold is headed our way.” And the need for strong diplomacy is as necessary in the current administration as it was in the last.The columnists and talking heads have given out grades – ranging from “A” to “F” – for President Obama’s speech on foreign policy at West Point. Me? I’m just confused – indeed ..

POGLAVLJE 10 – informaciono društvo i mediji – slamka spasa za Srbiju?

• " Just Oppinion ", E Government, Public diplomacy, Tehnologije SERBIAN only, Tekstovi na srpskom
• 7th November 2014

Nedavno smo imali prilike da vidimo izveštaj EK o napretku RS na polјu EU integracija u toku 2014 godine, gde je naš napredak ocenjen u okviru 35 poglavlja, o kojima će se pregovarati u budućem periodu. Kao što se može videti izazova je mnogo, pa su se kroz medije najviše provlačila pitanja trgovinske politike, finansijske

USC Public Diplomacy's tweet

• John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
• 9th January 2019

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The new year is in full swing, and CPD's exciting events of 2018 set the tone for a dynamic year ahead. Check out our breakdown of noteworthy #PublicDiplomacy events at @USC, in Washington D.C., #TheHague and most recently, #NewDelhi: ow.ly/PsIB30ne0BK #ascj
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Remix: How Students Can Use Social Media to Cover Breaking News

• Magazine, Public diplomacy, Tweetpedia
• 2nd April 2017

As part of my job teaching journalism, I often browse entry-level reporter job ads to get a sense of the skills employers want. The descriptions of the ideal candidate in such ads are pretty good predictors of what new reporters will be expected to do. One recent ad for a job in Auburn, New York,