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Consultation and the “Schofield Syndrome” – Why broadcaster’s experience of social media holds important messages for public engagement
In preparation for the Institute’s Tenth Anniversary in 2013, there has been a good deal of discussion about the most significant changes that have taken place over the decade. We have concluded that there are two massive issues:
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