With the Grammy Awards being handed out last Sunday in Los Angeles, it got me thinking, what are federal politicians listening to these days on their iPod or Zune during this time of prorogation? No doubt many are rocking out to Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers in the privacy of their own homes, but would [...]
Fleishman Hillard senior strategist, and expatriate Canadian, Dan Baxter recently completed an assignment in FH’s Beijing office before moving on to Brussels. In a sort of valedictory, he offers very useful guidance in the online publication PublicAffairsAsia on how to be an effective public affairs advocate in China. While the Chinese government may seem [...]
In our inaugural podcast, Ron Guirguis, Blake Johnston, Paul Monlezun and podcast host Mark Blevis explore the distinction between public affairs and public relations — with some tangents about the role of digital in public affairs.
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There’s no denying that mainstream media still carries a lot of weight on issues. This is particularly obvious on the web sites of media organizations that have embraced social media. For those of us who work in public affairs, these sites provide invaluable insight into public opinion and communication anthropology.
My colleagues and I have been [...]
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