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Against all the odds in 2005 he held onto his seat, mainly because he was such a highly regarded local MP. Not only is she active at community events and on the doorstep, but she also makes fantastic use of social media to listen and talk with thousands of local people.
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” - The New York Times, August 29, 2007. To see Mr. Lee in action, check out his interview on “Meet the Press” during the 1960s. Many local correspondents have shared that no global statesmen terrified them more than our very own Lee Kuan Yew.”. Let’s try it and if it does work, fine, let’s continue it.
And, it’s served her well–in her 10-plus years with Ingersoll Rand, she’s moved up from communications specialist in 2007 to communications lead for Thermo King, and now, Trane, in the last few years. I always enjoy reading your interviews with other communications professionals, and I am humbled you asked me to participate.
I’ve made conference calls from quiet laundry rooms, written blog posts in local libraries and managed interviews [with a driver] on busy expressways. While we were on vacation at the happiest place on earth in 2007, I decided to check email and found that my blog was deleted by WordPress. Don’t Crash - Activate a Crisis Plan.
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Social media has replaced local news in communities across the UK. It is weakening community engagement and participation in local democracy. The collapse of local news is a crisis that has played out in plain sight over the past two decades. Local news has faced an assault on two fronts. Rumours are commonplace.
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