The term Facebook diplomacy was sparked in October 2008 on a regular note that was exchanged on Twitter, in connection with the election campaign of US President Barack Obama's political campaign using Facebook and other social networking websites. The term Facebook diplomacy is further introduced and outlined to illustrate the potential 'soft power' that can be made with Internet social networking tools such as Facebook to counter terrorism, and disrupt repressive governments and militant groups in a discussion at social and technological and networking conferences in December 2008 in New York.
During a December conference in New York, United States Deputy for Public Diplomacy James Glassman said, "New technology gives the United States and other free countries significant advantages over the terrorists." In his presentation at New York's Columbia University Law School, he went on to illustrate how Facebook diplomacy and online activism created success through the use of Facebook groups and the use of platforms to create activism and cause global awareness relative to problems in Colombia. against the famous FARC rebels.
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Social networking diplomacy
In general, Facebook diplomacy is the user who created hybrid public diplomacy and citizen diplomacy as applied in the Facebook social networking platform. Other terms that have also developed in this diplomatic category include Twitter diplomacy, Google diplomacy, and digital diplomacy.
In March 2009 some Facebook users started a Facebook user group called MUNSNE, (United Nations Model, Social Networking Embassy) who changed their name to Globcal International in May. Their founding principles involve the further development and refinement of public and citizen diplomacy applicable for use in the Facebook Platform with the introduction of protocols, principles, and best practice guidelines based on some standards similar to ISO relative to writing, and public. presentation. Globcal's concept of public diplomacy differs from the concept of the State Department because it offers a broad global democratic view of the world and not the perceptions propagated by the United States as depicted in some public diplomacy descriptions.
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Facebook and Twitter Ambassadors
Facebook's ambassador is a representation of a common term as an idiom or neologism that can be associated with individual users on Facebook who have developed a Facebook page presence and professional representation on Facebook as 'ambassadors' of 'networks' that promote their socially common agenda in a profitable and ideally cooperate in their representative appearances to other Facebook users by following Facebook best practices, strictly following Facebook's policies, and by following selective hybridization protocols that are conducive to a generation of aggravated social networking activities as virtual communitarians and peacemakers to promote various causes social and other useful social activities.
'Ambassador of Facebook' public diplomacy and citizens includes more than 200 ambassadors from 87 countries that each have a public profile or fan page and together maintain many popular Facebook pages (online electronic publications) such as Ambassadors, World Ambassadors, Peace and Goodwill, and Age of Aquarius which collectively have nearly 250,000 subscribers.
Alternatively, Facebook's ambassador can also refer to Facebook's Duta Garage dedicated to the technical aspects of Facebook development. Research 'Garage Developer Developers' and 'Garage-In-A-Box'.
See also
- Twitter Diplomacy
- USC Center on Public Diplomacy
- Globcal International
References
External links
- US. immigrants build bridges with 'Facebook of Peace'
- Facebook Diplomacy (comics)
- Facebook Diplomacy (Newsweek)
- Facebook Diplomacy: World 'Friends' of the world
- Ranking of Government in Digital Diplomacy - MediaBadger
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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