Link: http://people-press.org
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The Pew Research Center for the People & the Press is good “reality check” website that offers ongoing and new research on key public topics.
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Jun
17
Website Review: So How Do We Feel Now?
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Article Review: The Language of New Government
Article: What’s Elevated, Health-Care Provider?
Source: Wall Street Journal
By: Peggy Noonan
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“The indecipherable language of government has actually become dangerous to the well-being of the nation. As the federal government claims ever greater powers, its language has become vague to the point of meaningless, and meaningless to the point of menacing.”
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Engaging
Meaningful engagement. Time was that this was just a buzz phrase for some kumbaya public consultation of the 1980’s and ‘90’s. If you were going to consult with the public, you had to show that you had an effective process to “engage” the public in public consultation.
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Caring About Us
So, you don’t care about your community? Our civil society isn’t really of any value to you? You really couldn’t care less about the freedoms you enjoy—like being able to access this web site or any one of your choosing while freely surfing the web?
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Civic Disengagement
There might be an optimistic spin that can be put on the low turnout (52%) and it comes from the fact that here, and everywhere, the most vocal demonstrations and arguments are put forward by those who are opposed to something, rather than those who support it.
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Article Review: Brand Obama
Article: Desirée (Desirée Rogers is selling the White House)
Source: WSJ Magazine
By: Amy Chozick
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Are ya tired of the Obamas yet? Neither am I – I’m learning a lot about a fresh kind of outreach – both from the President and from the First Lady. But there’s more, and this article features one of the key “marketers” of the public face of the Obama’s.
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Book Review: Grown Up Digital
Grown Up Digital.
By: Don Tapscott
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The “Net Generation” has come of age. In 2008, the eldest of the generation turned 31 – this according to author Don Tapscott.
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- Bruce Rozenhart
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Bruce Rozenhart has over 25 years experience in public affairs and is a recognized expert in all aspects of communications - crisis communications, conflict management, strategic planning, public relations, third party advocacy programs, public consultation, communications technology, publication design and video production.
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- Bob Ransford
Senior Consultant
Bob Ransford is a communicator and an urban designer. He specializes in urban issues and in dealing with complicated urban development and land-use challenges involving the public, governments and other stakeholders.
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