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Tweeting for Their Country: Diplomats and World Leaders Warm to Twitter
Twitter is coming of age. Today, the social website will be offering its shares to the public, following in the somewhat faltering footsteps of its… Read More
Congress to Broadcasting Agency: Is Anyone Listening to Us?
U.S. international broadcasting strategy again landed under congressional scrutiny in Wednesday’s House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing. Representative Brad Sherman (D–CA) wanted to know why the… Read More
Chinese Public Opinion Warfare: A Wake-Up Call
Chinese advances on the cultural and informational fronts have not gone unnoticed in Washington. While U.S. international broadcasting continues to struggle with budget cuts, Chinese… Read More
New House Caucus on Diplomacy and War of Ideas Off and Running
This week the House Strategic Communications and Public Diplomacy Caucus got off to a good start in its latest efforts to explore the Obama administration’s… Read More
Obama’s Flowing Rhetoric Hasn’t Brought Real Change in Public Diplomacy
The National Security Council is priding itself on a successful first year for President Barack Obama in terms of strategic communications. In a blog posting… Read More
