Digital Politicking Comes to Europe
Dec 26, 2013 Written by Matt Bostrom, Guest Contributor
Many of us have heard that the United States is “ahead of Europe” when...
Diplomacy in the cloud Matthew Barzun
Last week I took part in a lively debate at Wilton Park, a forum for exchange and dialogue on global issues established at the...
PDcast #12: The Role of the Ambassador in Public Diplomacy
The ambassador has many roles to play, but should the main public diplomacy role be of advocacy or practicalities.
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[Today in PD] Dennis Rodman And Sports Diplomacy Gone Awry
HE can still dunk like a butterfly, but in the personally tragic case of former basketball pro Dennis Rodman in North Korea, the embrace...
From a Diplomat’s F-Word to Sochi’s Hotel Horrors, It’s Been Twitter’s Big Week
By Carol Matlack February 07, 2014
Photograph by Martin Bureau/AFP via Getty Images
U.S. State Department Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian...
CHINA’S CHARM OFFENSIVE: BEYOND APPEARANCES
Since the beginning of the 21st century, China has been a rising star in the arena of public diplomacy. Its PD campaign, coordinated by...
Baird seeks Google help on unleashing Canadian diplomats on social media
OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird is encouraging Canadian diplomats to experiment with social media to promote democratic freedom and trade across the...
In the Scripted World of Diplomacy, a Burst of Tweets
By MARK LANDLERFEB. 4, 2014
WASHINGTON — On his first anniversary as secretary of state on Tuesday, John Kerry celebrated by reactivating his Twitter handle....
PDcast #13: The Sochi Olympic Games as Public Diplomacy
The Olympics are supposed to be the pinnacle of sports diplomacy, but Sochi is presenting a very different reality.
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Webinar digest: (Un)knowns in digital politics in 2014
By Stephanie on 22 Jan 2014 | From the channel/s: Internet Governance, Webinars
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Internet governance (IG) developments in 2013 confirmed vividly...