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Malaysian Flight 370: A Case Study in How NOT to conduct Public Diplomacy

April 4, 2014 Asia public diplomacy Social Media No Comments
Malaysian Flight 370—specifically how the Malaysian government has handled the crisis to date—shows the negative side of public diplomacy, and reminds us why crisis communications matters. From the moment the airplane disappeared from radar in the early morning hours of March 8, , the government in Kuala Lumpur faced a…

The Power of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs in Disasters

November 18, 2013 Asia Global Communication No Comments
Of course, one cannot compare the typhoon that has left 4,000 dead and 12,000 injured in the Philippines with the tornadoes in the U.S. which resulted in less death and damage this weekend. But the common ingredient is the critical importance of timely information before, during and after a crisis. …
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