Research

REPORTS

• Twiplomacy study 2020

• ​World Leaders on Facebook 2020

• ​World Leaders on Facebook 2019

• World Leaders on Instagram 2018

• Twiplomacy Study 2018

• World Leaders on Facebook 2018

• The 2017 Olympic Sports Ranking

• International Organisations on Social Media 2017

• Twiplomacy Study 2017

• World Leaders on Instagram 2017

• World Leaders on Facebook 2017

• The 2016 Olympic Sports Ranking

• Country Promotion 2016

• Twiplomacy Study 2016

• World Leaders on Google+ 2016

• World Leaders on Periscope 2016

• ​World Leaders on LinkedIn 2016

• World Leaders on Vine 2016

• How World Leaders use Snapchat 2016

• World Leaders on YouTube 2016

• World Leaders on Instagram 2016

• World Leaders on Facebook 2016

• Twiplomacy Study 2015

• How do International Organisations Tweet in 2015?

• Twiplomacy Study 2014

• How do International Organisations Tweet in 2013?

• Twiplomacy Study 2013

• Twiplomacy Study 2012

• Country Promotion

NEWS ARCHIVE

• 10 commandments successful digital diplomacy

• 10 tips to improve Twitter profile

• Emoji diplomacy a new diplomatic sign language 

• Estonian and Russian Twiplomatic feud

• Four more years world leaders reactions to Obama victory

• How world leaders use snapchat

• Meet Davos digital connectors 

• Meet the bots which might bring Twitter down

• Please mute your microphone

• Who should manage the eu twitter account?

• Who you gonna call?

• Why are U.S. presidents not following other world leaders on social media?

• Balancing global brand consistency local engagement

• Digital diplomacy as a team work tester

• Digital diplomacy can influence public opinion

• Digital diplomacy in a Polish way

• Discovering world instant messaging wwf explores viber

• EBRD explores instagram stories 

• Echoing governments achievements using Facebook

• Facebook lives breaking echo chamber

• Facebook strategy Swiss missions abroad

• Getting our message across is vital in times of conflict

• Helping vaccines work Twiplomatic approach

• How UNICEF connects with its two million Instagram followers

• Main focus increase audience 

• No one size fits solution Facebook

• Quality over quantity also applies in social media

• Reply instantly less 15 minutes 

• Six ways the world bank increased social media engagement

• Social media big opportunity small countries

• Social media has become the main driving force for change in diplomatic communication

• Social media has transformed how we operate in times of crisis

• We still haven’t cracked the code

• The European External Action Service and Digital Diplomacy

• Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at the service of peace, rights and well-being

• When Twitter Followers are not What they Seem

• Twitter is the language you must speak

• Twitter’s direct message function: Friend or Foe?

• Use all the tools: Facebook Stories, create events, use locations, tag people

• Using Twitter to target key decision makers

• We are continually refining what we do, experimentation is key

• What is the secret for UNICEF’s success on Twitter?