newsbeep (@newsbeep@newsbeep.org)
Tom Phillips, Clarke Gayford and rumours that won’t go away
Responding to intense speculation spreading on unregulated social media platforms in the past has put authorities in a…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #Analysis #Internet #Media #NewZealand #NZ #Rumours #SocialMedia #tomphillips
https://www.newsbeep.com/123986/
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vietnamnet_bot (@vietnamnet_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)
authorities are considering handling a TikToker for posting content that defames women from Hue and Quang Tri. #TikTok #Hue #QuangTri #SocialMedia #Vietnam #TikToker #XửLý #MạngXãHội #Huế #QuảngTrị
https://vietnamnet.vn/xem-xet-xu-ly-tiktoker-noi-xau-con-gai-hue-quang-tri-2442790.html
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dieniedersachsen (@dieniedersachsen@niedersachsen.social)
«Shalom Digga»: So will Niedersachsen den Judenhass stoppen https://www.dieniedersachsen.de/politik/shalom-digga-so-will-niedersachsen-den-judenhass-stoppen-3054875?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=dpa&utm_content=textlink #Regierung #SocialMedia #Niedersachsen #Extremismus #Updateme #Religion #Gesellschaft #Hannover
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aibay (@aibay@mastodon.social)
🤖 Claude, la nuova IA che trasforma il tuo lavoro in fogli di calcolo e slide! #ClaudeOnBoard #TechRevolution #socialmedia #artificialintelligence #technology
🔗 https://aibay.it/notizie/claude-puo-creare-fogli-di-calcolo-e-slide-2025-09-10
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frebelt (@frebelt@mastodon.online)
#Umfrage zum #TagDerDemokratie¹:
Sollten öffentliche Stellen, Parlamente, #Universitäten etc. durch ihre Nutzung private #SocialMedia-Plattformen fördern und/oder gemeinwohlorientierte Netzwerke?🤔
(Wer kann: Die Frage gern auch in anderen Netzwerken posten.)
Am Beispiel des #Bundestags auf #TikTok habe ich dazu ein paar Fragen notiert, die #SocialMedia-Verantwortliche beantworten können sollten:
https://blog.campact.de/2025/09/bundestag-auf-tiktok-julia-kloeckner-social-media/
¹Kontext von der @bpb:
https://www.bpb.de/kurz-knapp/hintergrund-aktuell/539956/15-september-tag-der-demokratie/
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medien (@medien@mastodon.social)
»Zeitlos« https://uebermedien.de/109297/zeitlos/?Multiplikator.in #Medien #SocialMedia
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simsus (@simsus@social.tchncs.de)
Wenn #SocialMedia zu Essstörungen führt - Familienleben.ch https://www.familienleben.ch/kind/digitales-leben/wenn-tiktok-und-instagram-zu-essstoerungen-fuehren-9021 #Medienerziehung #Medienkompetenz #Bildung #education
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RobertoArchimboldi (@RobertoArchimboldi@kolektiva.social)
You see a lot of stuff about how we are all so polarised and it is all social medias fault. The second half, at least, is nonsense. The fault lies with the mainstream. Once upon a time bone fide revolutionaries were household names. They were on TV and writing regularly in the mainstream press. My favourite example is Jean Genet, who in Sep 1977 defended the Baader-Meinhof in the pages of Le Monde. Now the BBC has a meltdown because Bob Vylan called for death to an army which is facilitating a genocide.
One result is that really quite normal political views seem extreme. The second is that establishment is much more extremist as it has no space for criticism, let alone deviance.
Another result, I think, is a hardening of views that are outside of the mainstream, which is to say almost all dissenting views, because their is no space for open debate, let alone polemic.
#SocialMedia, #Dissent, #JeanGenet, #Media, #BobVylan, #Extremism
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dawid (@dawid@vebinet.com)
Some small tips for supporting #LGBTQ rigths and acceptance:
1. Listen and learn – You can amplify LGBTQ voices by sharing their stories, resources, and lived experiences.
2. Educate your circle – You can share reliable information and gently correct myths and false information.
3. Support LGBTQ and LGBTQ-friendly businesses – It's good idea to buy from, promote, and collaborate with LGBTQ‑owned and LGBTQ-friendly entrepreneurs and creators.
4. Use you platforms – You can use social media platforms to share stories, resources and use inclusive hashtags to promote positive narratives and voices.
You don't need to be a millionaire. Even something that you may see as too small to make an #impact will make a difference. #LGBT #socialmedia
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neuSoM (@neuSoM@bewegung.social)
Ein Must-Read für alle Pressestellen und #SocialMedia-Redaktionen an den #Hochschulen:
„Die Reichweitenlüge“ 🆒 von Leena Simon @reticuleena
👉 https://digitalcourage.de/blog/2025/die-reichweitenluege
Schöne Wortprägung: Qualitätsfollower.
@kieluni @unigreifswald @UniOldenburg @unibremen @HCUHamburg @ChariteBerlin @HTW_Berlin @HumboldtUni @freieuniversitaet @tuberlin @unipotsdam @unihannover @unigoettingen @hawk_hochschule @unikassel @tubraunschweig @hsanhalt @tuchemnitz @unileipzig @unijena @EAHJena @tudresden @tu_freiberg @jlugiessen @uni_wuppertal @fernunihagen @HHU @UniKoeln @Sporthochschule @unimainz @uniheidelberg @unimannheim @KIT_Karlsruhe @PHKA @hfg_gmuend @unituebingen @phludwigsburg @EH_Ludwigsburg @unibwm @hochschule_kehl @Uni_Stuttgart @hdmstuttgart @Hochschule_Reutlingen @unihohenheim @unifreiburg @HfWU @unikonstanz @FAU @uni_regensburg @unibayreuth @tu_muenchen @UniUlm
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bikemonterey (@bikemonterey@sfba.social)
"He also offered solutions: improving how we talk about politics and each other, and muting destructive voices.
“'My wife Abby and I are 11 years sober from cable news, a decision that improved our lives immeasurably,' he wrote.”
#WordsMatter #MediaMatters #MediaLiteracy #SocialMedia #algorithms #misinformation #divisiveness #inclusiveness https://www.deseret.com/opinion/2025/09/14/utah-governor-speech-spencer-cox-on-charlie-kirk/
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mediascopegroup (@mediascopegroup@vebinet.com)
Non-governmental organizations play a pivotal role in addressing #social, environmental, and humanitarian issues worldwide. However, their ability to create meaningful change often hinges on their visibility, #credibility, and ability to engage stakeholders. This is where PR becomes an indispensable tool. Public relations empowers #NGOs to communicate their mission, build relationships, and mobilize resources effectively.
Let's explore 8 advantages of #PR for NGOs.
1. Enhancing visibility and awareness
One of the primary challenges NGOs face is standing out in a crowded and competitive landscape. PR helps NGOs cut through the noise by crafting compelling narratives and securing media coverage. Through press releases, media pitches, and storytelling, NGOs can highlight their initiatives, successes, and the issues they champion. Increased visibility not only attracts attention but also educates the public about critical causes, fostering a sense of urgency and empathy.
For example, a well-executed PR campaign can turn a local environmental initiative into a global movement, drawing support from individuals, corporations, and governments alike.
2. Building credibility and trust
Trust is the cornerstone of any NGO’s success. Donors, volunteers, and beneficiaries need to believe in the organization’s integrity and effectiveness. PR helps NGOs establish and maintain credibility by showcasing transparency, accountability, and measurable #impact. By sharing success stories, testimonials, and data-driven results, NGOs can demonstrate their commitment to their mission.
Additionally, PR enables NGOs to respond to crises or #controversies swiftly and effectively, preserving their #reputation and maintaining #public trust.
3. Mobilizing resources and #funding
NGOs rely heavily on donations, #grants, and partnerships to sustain their operations. PR plays a crucial role in attracting funding by positioning the organization as a worthy and impactful cause. Through targeted campaigns, NGOs can appeal to potential donors, corporate sponsors, and philanthropic foundations. PR also helps NGOs leverage #events, such as #fundraisers or #awareness days, to generate financial support.
For instance, a well-publicized campaign tied to a global event like World Environment Day can inspire donations and partnerships from environmentally conscious businesses and individuals.
4. Engaging and mobilizing communities
Effective PR fosters two-way communication between NGOs and their stakeholders. By leveraging social media, #newsletters, and #community events, NGOs can engage their #audience, encourage participation, and build a loyal supporter base. PR also helps NGOs recruit volunteers, advocates, and ambassadors who can amplify their message and drive grassroots efforts.
Engaged communities are more likely to take action, whether it’s signing petitions, attending events, or spreading awareness through word-of-mouth.
5. Influencing policy and #advocacy
Many NGOs work to influence public #policy and advocate for systemic change. PR is a powerful tool for shaping public opinion and garnering support for policy initiatives. By framing issues in a way that resonates with #policymakers and the public, NGOs can drive legislative and societal change. Media coverage, op-eds, and thought leadership articles can position NGOs as authoritative voices in their field.
For example, an NGO focused on #climate change can use PR to highlight the urgency of renewable #energy policies, influencing both public sentiment and #government action.
6. Strengthening partnerships and collaborations
Collaboration is often key to achieving large-scale impact. PR helps NGOs build and maintain relationships with other organizations, government agencies, and private sector entities. By showcasing their expertise and shared goals, NGOs can attract partners who can provide resources, expertise, or platforms for collaboration.
A strong PR strategy can also highlight successful partnerships, demonstrating the organization’s ability to work effectively with others to achieve common objectives.
7. Measuring and showcasing impact
PR enables NGOs to communicate their impact in a clear and compelling way. Through sharing data, case studies, and visual content, NGOs can illustrate the tangible results of their work. This not only reinforces their credibility but also inspires continued support from donors and stakeholders.
For example, an NGO focused on #education can use PR to share statistics on the number of children educated, stories of transformed lives, and the long-term benefits of their programs.
8. Adapting to #digital transformation
PR has evolved to include online platforms and tools. NGOs can leverage social media, #blogs, #podcasts, and video content to reach a broader audience and engage with them in real-time. Digital PR also allows NGOs to track and analyze the effectiveness of their campaigns, enabling them to refine their strategies for maximum impact.
Public relations is not just a supplementary activity for NGOs—it is a strategic necessity. By enhancing visibility, building trust, mobilizing resources, and driving advocacy, PR empowers NGOs to achieve their mission and create lasting change. In a world where attention is scarce and competition is fierce, a well-executed PR strategy can be the difference between an NGO that struggles to survive and one that thrives, making a profound impact on the causes it serves.
#publicrelations #socialmedia #reputationmanagement
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