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Could hybrid crowdfunding allow public Institutions to support citizen-driven projects without killing them in the cradle?- 2nd post in reaction to Luc van den Brande’s Reaching out to EU Citizens: A New Opportunity
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social media,
eu,
propaganda,
communications,
crowdfunding,
letters2eu,
vandenbrande,
cultural exchange
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Brexit, as experienced by a British-Australian comms guy in Brussels.
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media,
storytelling,
eu,
filter bubble,
groupthink,
identity,
propaganda,
brexit,
science communication,
mobocracy,
eparticipation
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Do people really want to have a conversation with brands, or their government?
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Is primetime TV advertising the right way to connect citizens to the EU?
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Last year, in the runup to the first EuropCom conference, I gave it a bit of a hard time. My cynicism was confirmed by many I knew who went, describing it as a conference about Web2 and social media which allowed little or no participation. Oops.
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This is the sort of post which could get me into trouble for a number of reasons. Particularly as I'm going to comment on the celebrations to be enjoyed next month at the Festival of Europe, where one can do everything from "seeing the political groups at work inside the European Parliament" to "experiencing a fest…