Introducing the Digital Diplomacy Bibliography Digital social media technologies have become part of people’s everyday life. They also have an impact on diplomatic practice and the way governments engage foreign publics...
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New Report: World Leaders on Facebook
Global strategic communications firm Burson-Marsteller, known for their annual Twiplomacy report, have expanded their 2016 study to encompass other social media platforms in digital diplomacy. In a follow-up to their February report, World Leaders on Instagram, Burson-Marsteller have recently released World Leaders on Facebook. U.S. President Barack Obama tops the list of most-liked leaders on Facebook, despite not featuring in either the top ten most active or most engaged leaders on the platform, while regionally, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Turkish President Recep Erdoğan were most popular in Asia and Europe, respectively. Beyond individual rankings, the report also focuses on peer connections, the most-liked pages by world leaders, and the most-visited institutions.
The full study is available here.
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