A take on the first 7 days of the Danish election campaign - what the people, the politicians and the media are using the digital tools for. Talk was given at Nordich Tech Politics http://nordic-techpolitics.com in Oslo on September 2nd 2011.
The document discusses the rise of social media and its impact on mass media. It covers how personalized social media feeds and algorithms filter information differently for each user. It also discusses how memes spread visually online and how brands can create meaningful connections by understanding online communities and hacking the code of viral memes. The presentation aims to explain how information spreads visually online in the age of social media.
It's 2015 and MEPs use social media. Is that news? Probably not. But how do MEPs use online tools and more generally, how do they consume information and prefer to interact with stakeholders? Follow #MEPDigital and @FleishmanEU for a steady stream of insights on what these results mean for public affairs professionals.
International Disaster Conference and Expo PresentationGreg Licamele
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Presentation delivered in New Orleans at the 2013 International Disaster Conference and Expo. http://idcexpo.blogspot.com/2012/12/idce-panelist-bios-licamele-dudgeon.html
As Political Outreach Manager at Facebook, I led the project to produce an updated Facebook Pages Guide for Politics and Elections for campaigns and candidates around the world to use in 2014. I developed the content, collaborated with the public policy and sales teams from international Facebook offices, and worked with a contracted external designer, Maya Whitman, to design a concise guide. The guide displayed is localized for the US market, but additional guides were developed and translated for use in markets such as EMEA and South America.
Facebook & the 2010 Election - The Good, The Bad & The UglyLaura Williams
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This document discusses the use of social media, particularly Facebook, in election politics. It provides statistics on candidate Facebook fan counts and election results from 2010 that show Republicans having more fans and winning more races. It also lists some top candidates by Facebook fan count, with John McCain having the most. While social media can help with fundraising, volunteering and messaging, few Facebook fans actually engage politically through those platforms. Examples are given of both good uses of social media by candidates as well as poorly designed election websites. The conclusion is that social media helps level the playing field for candidates and can make up for small budgets, especially if used creatively.
The document discusses the increasing influence of media on American politics over time. It begins by defining media and its agenda-setting, framing, and storytelling functions. Then it provides a timeline of key developments in media technology from the colonial period to today. At each stage, media gained more power and reach, from the introduction of the steam press and telegraph to radio, television, and the internet. Throughout, examples are given of how new media shaped political discussions, campaigns, and administrations. The document argues that media now sets much of the public agenda and determines what issues and events citizens think about.
Social media has played a major role in politics over the past few decades. Politicians and political parties have increasingly used platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ for campaigning and sharing their messages. While Indians used to represent 20% of Orkut users globally, the population has since transitioned more to Facebook. Political parties in India mainly use social media for election campaigns and communicating their agendas. However, the document raises questions about whether political parties can better structure and strategize their social media approach to target younger voters throughout the election cycle rather than just during campaigns. It suggests parties need introspection on engaging youth and promoting their long-term vision online.
Political communication, digital and Y generationL辿a Bella誰che
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Our society is changing. The social gap between older and younger generations is growing faster. How does the political institutions has changed their way to communicate with Internet, especially through social media ? And what are the implication and motivation of the young generation ?
Political communication trends: What can we learn from Greece and elsewhere Alexandros Melidis
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The document discusses political communication trends in Europe, including:
1) Political institutions and media have become increasingly interdependent, with politicians and media negotiating coverage in exchange for access and publicity.
2) Citizens have become more disengaged from traditional politics and more likely to engage in protest or online political communities.
3) European politicians have started adopting social media, particularly Twitter and Facebook, to build communities and engage citizens, though individual strategies vary.
4) Case studies show that while some politicians have effectively used social media to engage supporters and spread their message, others have taken a more top-down approach without integrating social media into their campaigns. Overall adoption of new communication tools is still experimental.
This document discusses how the Consulate General of Israel in Los Angeles innovated its public diplomacy efforts through digital diplomacy and social media. It created a network of "digital diplomats" who engage with global audiences on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. It also launched a "Citizen Ambassador Portal" to crowdsource public diplomacy and tap into social networks of interested citizens. However, integrated information flow across internal communications and social media remains a challenge. The future holds increasing transparency, engagement, and a more informed global society through streamlined digital diplomacy.
Presentation for the Maine Digital Government Summit on how digital technologies and the social web are impacting the government landscape and advancing Open Government directives.
This document discusses the changing relationship between politics, journalism, and citizens in an era of networked communication. It notes that political reporting is now faster, more saturated, and disintermediated as journalists, politicians, and citizens are directly networked. This mediatization of politics can undermine truth, politicize civil servants, and lead policy to follow media agendas. Both journalists and politicians struggle with issues like spin, lack of attention, and cynicism. New media gives citizens more direct voice but can also fragment discussion and spread misinformation. The role of journalists is to filter information for citizens while upholding traditional watchdog functions, but the real challenge is how to engage public attention on issues like climate change in this new environment.
This document summarizes how politicians in Minneapolis, Minnesota are using Facebook to engage constituents and get elected. Several city council members who were elected in 2013 had heavy Facebook presences, interacting with thousands of friends and followers on their personal profiles. Their frequent posts allowed for two-way conversations on local issues. However, there are also challenges to politicians' use of Facebook, such as ensuring posts are properly archived and dealing with those not active on the platform.
As citizens are increasingly discussing and sharing content online, we decided to take a look with the European Centre for Public Affairs at digital discussion and debate in the weeks leading up to the European elections. Covering English, French, German, Greek and Polish language, we asked the following questions: Was there an EU debate or were conversations limited to national politics? What were the most popular themes and how did the rankings compare? Did online buzz translate into votes at the ballot box? We also examined the digital footprint of an MEP using social networks to see how effectively he communicated with voters. And we purposely chose an online seminar format to do share the results with a wider group.
What's Kate Spade Got To Do With It Social Media at #sgelections 2011Adrianna Tan
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The 2011 General Elections in Singapore were also known to some observers as a "watershed election".
Adrianna Tan, who was the digital engagement team leader for the opposition party, the National Solidarity Party, shares a few stories, and the game plan for moving forward.
This presentation was prepared for The New Media Asia 2011 conference, held on 12 May 2011 at Royale Bintang Kuala Lumpur.
This document summarizes the history of using social media and the internet in political campaigns and governance. It traces the evolution from early email and websites in the 1990s, to the rise of blogging and social networks like Facebook and Twitter in the 2000s. It discusses both opportunities like new forms of civic participation, as well as challenges like ensuring an informed debate and preventing the spread of misinformation. Maintaining a work-life balance and data security are also raised as issues politicians now face with digital communication.
This document discusses the importance of social media in political campaigns and elections. It provides tips for using social media for staffing, fundraising, advertising, communication, and field operations. While social media alone is not enough, it can help with fundraising, increasing name recognition, and spreading compelling issues. Examples are given of candidates who have used social media effectively or ineffectively in their campaigns.
This document discusses the importance of social media in political campaigns and elections. It provides tips for using social media for staffing, fundraising, advertising, communication, and field operations. While social media alone is not enough, it can help with fundraising, increasing name recognition, and spreading compelling issues. Examples are given of candidates who have used social media effectively or ineffectively in their campaigns.
The document discusses a social media workshop at a national conference. It provides examples of how social media can be used to reach supporters and share news, stories, and information. Specific examples are given of how social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have been successfully used for campaigns, fundraising, and sharing research news. Attendees are asked to share their own social media usage ideas and experiences.
This document discusses social media and its use by governments. It notes that social media allows for interactive and real-time communication from anyone, unlike traditional media. The Fairfax County government has embraced various social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr to engage with residents and provide information. The county sees value in social media to fill voids left by declining traditional media and get messages to audiences online. It provides statistics on growth of the county's social media presence and preferences of residents for timely, relevant and actionable information. The document also covers trends like increasing mobile use and integrating multiple social media tools.
This is my first presentation which connect Social Media & Politics. Indian politicians are stilll reluctant to use social media. This is an attempt to showcase the power of social media vis a vis pros n cons.
Presentation by Hanneke Verhelst, public affairs consultant at Fleishman-Hillard on Digital Public Affairs at the Hanze University in Groningen (April 2012).
1) In late 2011, Danilo Medina was campaigning for president of the Dominican Republic. His campaign launched an initiative called "Ponte pa' tu pa鱈s" to engage citizens, especially youth, and raise the level of political debate.
2) The initiative created a virtual platform for citizens to submit proposals on issues like education, infrastructure, and the environment regardless of political affiliation. Citizens could then vote on and comment on proposals.
3) Over 3027 proposals were submitted, with 32 being incorporated into Medina's government plan. The initiative helped grow his social media following and engaged over 4425 voters. It was the first of its kind in Latin America and the Caribbean to directly incorporate citizen proposals
Social media is an interactive form of media that allows for real-time feedback and sharing of information. It includes tools like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr. The Fairfax County government uses social media to engage with residents, provide timely information to large audiences, and answer questions. Some key initiatives have included providing updates about H1N1 vaccination clinics on Facebook and Twitter and addressing resident questions during Snowmaggedon 2010. Mobile access to social media is increasing as more people use smartphones.
This was a talk to George Washington University students about how the process of government and politics is becoming 'mediatised'. By that I mean that the process of creating and implementing policies, as well as reporting and deliberating upon politics, is becoming saturated in an unprecedented volume and variety of sources, platforms and content creators. This creates a kind of networked politics. This has good aspects and bad.
Google+ - hvad kan virksomheder bruge det til?Anna Ebbesen
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Opl脱g holdt for FDIM om hvad virksomheder kan bruge Google+ til. Opl脱gget er afholdt 2. september 2011, og dermed f淡r Google 奪bner op for virksomheder officielt.
Opl脱g p奪 netv脱rksm淡de juni 2011 omkring motivation - hvordan f奪r man skabt et rum, der motiverer til deltagelse? Hvordan motiverer man brugere i et netv脱rk? Hvad motiverer en selv?
Political communication, digital and Y generationL辿a Bella誰che
油
Our society is changing. The social gap between older and younger generations is growing faster. How does the political institutions has changed their way to communicate with Internet, especially through social media ? And what are the implication and motivation of the young generation ?
Political communication trends: What can we learn from Greece and elsewhere Alexandros Melidis
油
The document discusses political communication trends in Europe, including:
1) Political institutions and media have become increasingly interdependent, with politicians and media negotiating coverage in exchange for access and publicity.
2) Citizens have become more disengaged from traditional politics and more likely to engage in protest or online political communities.
3) European politicians have started adopting social media, particularly Twitter and Facebook, to build communities and engage citizens, though individual strategies vary.
4) Case studies show that while some politicians have effectively used social media to engage supporters and spread their message, others have taken a more top-down approach without integrating social media into their campaigns. Overall adoption of new communication tools is still experimental.
This document discusses how the Consulate General of Israel in Los Angeles innovated its public diplomacy efforts through digital diplomacy and social media. It created a network of "digital diplomats" who engage with global audiences on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. It also launched a "Citizen Ambassador Portal" to crowdsource public diplomacy and tap into social networks of interested citizens. However, integrated information flow across internal communications and social media remains a challenge. The future holds increasing transparency, engagement, and a more informed global society through streamlined digital diplomacy.
Presentation for the Maine Digital Government Summit on how digital technologies and the social web are impacting the government landscape and advancing Open Government directives.
This document discusses the changing relationship between politics, journalism, and citizens in an era of networked communication. It notes that political reporting is now faster, more saturated, and disintermediated as journalists, politicians, and citizens are directly networked. This mediatization of politics can undermine truth, politicize civil servants, and lead policy to follow media agendas. Both journalists and politicians struggle with issues like spin, lack of attention, and cynicism. New media gives citizens more direct voice but can also fragment discussion and spread misinformation. The role of journalists is to filter information for citizens while upholding traditional watchdog functions, but the real challenge is how to engage public attention on issues like climate change in this new environment.
This document summarizes how politicians in Minneapolis, Minnesota are using Facebook to engage constituents and get elected. Several city council members who were elected in 2013 had heavy Facebook presences, interacting with thousands of friends and followers on their personal profiles. Their frequent posts allowed for two-way conversations on local issues. However, there are also challenges to politicians' use of Facebook, such as ensuring posts are properly archived and dealing with those not active on the platform.
As citizens are increasingly discussing and sharing content online, we decided to take a look with the European Centre for Public Affairs at digital discussion and debate in the weeks leading up to the European elections. Covering English, French, German, Greek and Polish language, we asked the following questions: Was there an EU debate or were conversations limited to national politics? What were the most popular themes and how did the rankings compare? Did online buzz translate into votes at the ballot box? We also examined the digital footprint of an MEP using social networks to see how effectively he communicated with voters. And we purposely chose an online seminar format to do share the results with a wider group.
What's Kate Spade Got To Do With It Social Media at #sgelections 2011Adrianna Tan
油
The 2011 General Elections in Singapore were also known to some observers as a "watershed election".
Adrianna Tan, who was the digital engagement team leader for the opposition party, the National Solidarity Party, shares a few stories, and the game plan for moving forward.
This presentation was prepared for The New Media Asia 2011 conference, held on 12 May 2011 at Royale Bintang Kuala Lumpur.
This document summarizes the history of using social media and the internet in political campaigns and governance. It traces the evolution from early email and websites in the 1990s, to the rise of blogging and social networks like Facebook and Twitter in the 2000s. It discusses both opportunities like new forms of civic participation, as well as challenges like ensuring an informed debate and preventing the spread of misinformation. Maintaining a work-life balance and data security are also raised as issues politicians now face with digital communication.
This document discusses the importance of social media in political campaigns and elections. It provides tips for using social media for staffing, fundraising, advertising, communication, and field operations. While social media alone is not enough, it can help with fundraising, increasing name recognition, and spreading compelling issues. Examples are given of candidates who have used social media effectively or ineffectively in their campaigns.
This document discusses the importance of social media in political campaigns and elections. It provides tips for using social media for staffing, fundraising, advertising, communication, and field operations. While social media alone is not enough, it can help with fundraising, increasing name recognition, and spreading compelling issues. Examples are given of candidates who have used social media effectively or ineffectively in their campaigns.
The document discusses a social media workshop at a national conference. It provides examples of how social media can be used to reach supporters and share news, stories, and information. Specific examples are given of how social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have been successfully used for campaigns, fundraising, and sharing research news. Attendees are asked to share their own social media usage ideas and experiences.
This document discusses social media and its use by governments. It notes that social media allows for interactive and real-time communication from anyone, unlike traditional media. The Fairfax County government has embraced various social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr to engage with residents and provide information. The county sees value in social media to fill voids left by declining traditional media and get messages to audiences online. It provides statistics on growth of the county's social media presence and preferences of residents for timely, relevant and actionable information. The document also covers trends like increasing mobile use and integrating multiple social media tools.
This is my first presentation which connect Social Media & Politics. Indian politicians are stilll reluctant to use social media. This is an attempt to showcase the power of social media vis a vis pros n cons.
Presentation by Hanneke Verhelst, public affairs consultant at Fleishman-Hillard on Digital Public Affairs at the Hanze University in Groningen (April 2012).
1) In late 2011, Danilo Medina was campaigning for president of the Dominican Republic. His campaign launched an initiative called "Ponte pa' tu pa鱈s" to engage citizens, especially youth, and raise the level of political debate.
2) The initiative created a virtual platform for citizens to submit proposals on issues like education, infrastructure, and the environment regardless of political affiliation. Citizens could then vote on and comment on proposals.
3) Over 3027 proposals were submitted, with 32 being incorporated into Medina's government plan. The initiative helped grow his social media following and engaged over 4425 voters. It was the first of its kind in Latin America and the Caribbean to directly incorporate citizen proposals
Social media is an interactive form of media that allows for real-time feedback and sharing of information. It includes tools like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr. The Fairfax County government uses social media to engage with residents, provide timely information to large audiences, and answer questions. Some key initiatives have included providing updates about H1N1 vaccination clinics on Facebook and Twitter and addressing resident questions during Snowmaggedon 2010. Mobile access to social media is increasing as more people use smartphones.
This was a talk to George Washington University students about how the process of government and politics is becoming 'mediatised'. By that I mean that the process of creating and implementing policies, as well as reporting and deliberating upon politics, is becoming saturated in an unprecedented volume and variety of sources, platforms and content creators. This creates a kind of networked politics. This has good aspects and bad.
Google+ - hvad kan virksomheder bruge det til?Anna Ebbesen
油
Opl脱g holdt for FDIM om hvad virksomheder kan bruge Google+ til. Opl脱gget er afholdt 2. september 2011, og dermed f淡r Google 奪bner op for virksomheder officielt.
Opl脱g p奪 netv脱rksm淡de juni 2011 omkring motivation - hvordan f奪r man skabt et rum, der motiverer til deltagelse? Hvordan motiverer man brugere i et netv脱rk? Hvad motiverer en selv?
Opl脱g afholdt i juni 2009 omkring "Modeblogs - tendenser og muligheder" for City Foreningen. Efterf淡lgende skrev jeg f淡lgende blogindl脱g, for at summere pointerne op omkring modeblogs generelt set: http://bit.ly/e0LAJ3
Tendenser indenfor amerikansk politisk kommunikation januar 2009Anna Ebbesen
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Efter en tur til USA under valget i 2008, gav jeg et internt opl脱g for mine kollegaer i Advice Digital om mine oplevelser. Videoen, der vises til sidst i opl脱ggget kan ses her: http://bit.ly/gS6vRX
Diskussionsopl脱g p奪 konferencen Digitaliser Danmark 2011 i sporet: "Government 2.0. - Nytte eller Hype?" omkring brugen af Facebook i det offentlige. Digitaliser Danmark er IT- & Telestyrelsens store 奪rlige konference om digitalisering i det offentlige, s奪 forsamlingen var en blanding af offentlige ansatte og it-leverand淡rer.
Opl脱gget var bestilt af arrang淡rerne bag konferencen, og som man kan se p奪 slides og pr脱sentation, m奪tte jeg rundt om b奪de tanker omkring, hvad lykke og kommuner/det offentlige og facebook er for st淡rrelser, for at kunne give et h奪ndgribeligt svar: Hvis borgerne er lykken for kommunerne, s奪 er involveringsv脱rkt淡jer og flere kanaler til at komme i kontakt med det offentlige ogs奪 lykken. Men det kr脱ver strategi, vilje og ressourcer. Og formodentlig ogs奪 uddannelse og omstrukturering.
Alle sessionerne blev streamet takket v脱re Bambuser, og ligger nu online p奪 sitet sammen med alle pr脱sentationerne her: http://video.dd11.dk/video.php?tab=demand&autoload=25
Jeg er p奪 efter 30 min.
Anna Hall_ Beyond the Heptathlon, A Story Woven in Grit and Gold.docxvoice ofarticle
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Let's cut to the chase, shall we? Youve probably heard the name "Anna Hall." Track and field circles, especially those following the heptathlon, are buzzing. But, you know, a name on a medal doesn't tell the whole story, does it? We're talking about a person, a life, a journey thats way more interesting than any Wikipedia entry. So, grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and let's unravel the tapestry that is the Anna Hall biography. It's a story of grit, sheer willpower, and a whole lot of heart. This isn't just about records and rankings; its about the human being behind the accolades.
JD Euroway presents itself as a trusted investment advisory firm, but is there more beneath the surface? Uncover the hidden role of Fritz, the firms deceptive tactics, and why investors should be wary of Talal Hameds sudden rise as its public face.
The Johns Hopkins Maya Trial_ A Landmark Case of Medical Negligence.docxvoice ofarticle
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The Johns Hopkins Maya trial has captured national attention as a defining case of medical negligence, legal controversy, and institutional accountability. Filed by the Kowalski family against Johns Hopkins All Childrens Hospital, the lawsuit centers around the alleged mistreatment of Maya Kowalski, a young girl diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). The jurys verdict, awarding the family $261 million, has ignited discussions about patient rights, medical ethics, and legal recourse in cases of hospital negligence.
John Schmitz touts his business acumen and helping the poor. However the record shows more than 50 code violations on his properties that he's owned in the past.
The Tragic Case of Teresa Youngblut & the Fatal Shooting of David Maland.docxvoice ofarticle
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On January 20, 2025, a routine traffic stop on Interstate 91 in Coventry, Vermont, escalated into a deadly encounter, resulting in the fatal shooting of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland. The suspect, 21-year-old Teresa Youngblut, was taken into custody following the incident, while Felix Bauckholt, a German national, was also implicated. Authorities are investigating potential ties to the radical Zizian cult, raising national concerns. The tragic event has sparked debates on law enforcement safety and extremist threats. As details emerge, officials continue to piece together the circumstances surrounding this shocking act of violence.
Visit Here: https://voiceofarticle.com/teresa-youngblut/
Michael Thomas Lewis_ The Stalking Case That Shocked the WNBA.docxvoice ofarticle
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In January 2025, 55-year-old Michael Thomas Lewis from Denton, Texas, was arrested for felony stalking of WNBA star Caitlin Clark. His persistent harassment caused Clark severe distress, forcing her to change her public appearances and daily routine for safety. Despite multiple warnings from law enforcement, Lewis continued his troubling behavior. His actions escalated to the point where authorities intervened, arresting him near the Indiana Fevers home arena in Indianapolis. The arrest highlighted the serious impact of stalking on athletes and public figures, emphasizing the need for stronger protective measures against such threats to personal safety.
Visit Here: https://voiceofarticle.com/michael-thomas-lewis/
Unpredictable Earnings: The volatility of pay packets and its impact on livin...ResolutionFoundation
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Most people are used to receiving regular monthly pay cheques, hopefully with the occasional bonus and an annual rise. But while this is often taken for granted, for other workers the size and timing of their pay cheques are far more volatile with knock on effects on their ability to pay bills, save, plan ahead and smooth their living standards over time. But with Brits notoriously adverse to talking about pay, the scale of earnings volatility across the country is unknown.
How many workers are subject to volatile earnings, and how much does the timing and size vary from pay cheque to pay cheque? Who is most likely to experience earnings volatility, and in which industries is it most prevalent? What are the wider living standards consequences for families? And what can policy makers do to mitigate the impacts of unpredictable earnings?
Indianapolis Shooting_ A Critical Analysis of the February 24, 2025 Incident....voice ofarticle
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The February 24, 2025, Indianapolis Shooting at The Wylde @ Eagle Creek apartments has intensified concerns about public safety on the city's west side. An 18-year-old man was critically injured in the incident, which is part of a troubling trend of violent crime in the area. Residents and officials are calling for increased security measures and community interventions to address the ongoing violence. Law enforcement continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting, urging anyone with information to come forward. The incident underscores the broader need for strategic efforts to enhance safety and prevent further acts of violence.
Visit Here: https://voiceofarticle.com/indianapolis-shooting/
Honoring Joy Saunders Obituary: A Life of Kindness and ServiceNorthland News
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It is rare to find someone as selfless as Joy Saunders. With her passing on April 12, 2024, the world lost a truly remarkable soul. Joy Saunders obituary is not just about remembering her but celebrating the legacy she left behind.
A lifelong advocate for kindness, she dedicated her time to helping the less fortunate, supporting charities, and leading community programs. Whether through volunteer work or small acts of generosity, she believed in making the world a better place.
Her compassion and unwavering commitment to humanity continue to inspire those she touched. Though she is no longer with us, her legacy of love lives on. Joy Saunders obituary reminds us to carry forward her spirit of giving.
People say they are intimidated by online attacks from the president, concerned about harm to their businesses or worried about the safety of their families.
Belle Dingle has been at the heart of some of Emmerdales most emotional and intense plots. From struggling with schizophrenia to dealing with a toxic relationship, her journey has kept viewers hooked.
One of Belle Dingles most gripping storylines was her experience with domestic abuse. Her relationship with Tom King started with love but soon turned controlling and manipulative. After enduring months of emotional pain, Belle finally took a stand, reporting Tom to the police and reclaiming her freedom.
Belle Dingles resilience makes her one of Emmerdales strongest characters, and fans cant wait to see whats next for her!
11. Change is coming - Before and after the web: 53 Communication classic (web as a channel) Sender Web Facillitator Journalists Other types of communication Network communication (web as a platform) Target groups Web/ media/ campaigns/coworkers
12. Danes are online and social 87% have used the internet in the last 3 months 2,6 mio profiles on Facebook = more than half of the adult population have a profile Over 4.500 blog posts a day on 75.000 active blogs 14.000+ on Twitter
#4: Some facts on Denmark, the Danes and our elections Seen through a digital lens: The Peoples election The Medias election The Politicians election
#7: We keep our politics and our religion in the closet.
#8: 4 years is the maximum term The prime minister has to call an election 21 days before election day. He can do so when ever he wants, where ever he wants = 21 days of campaigning, that can happen at any given time.
#9: 4 years is the maximum term The prime minister has to call an election 21 days before election day. He can do so when ever he wants, where ever he wants = 21 days of campaigning, that can happen at any given time.
#10: 4 years is the maximum term The prime minister has to call an election 21 days before election day. He can do so when ever he wants, where ever he wants = 21 days of campaigning, that can happen at any given time.
#11: Get with people between the elections. Make connections Its always been about the community building But the community itsself was maninly focused on the party itself
#13: 87% have used the internet in the last 3 months 2,6 mio profiles on Facebook = more than half of the adult population have a profile Over 4.500 blog posts a day on 75.000 active blogs 14.000+ on Twitter
#14: En kvinde p奪 Iphone bruger lige s奪 meget som en mand p奪 Andriod. 62% of the cellphones sold are smartphones 139% cell phone penetration 7,7 mio. simcards Smartphone users count for majority of mobile data traffic Vi har kortere bindingsperoder end andre lande. Benh奪rd konkurrence